Re: [Vim-latex-devel] [Contact] wrong maping of \\label{} on czech keyboard

[Vaidotas Z. <v.z...@po...>]

Hi,

> > I have latexSuite20031216 on Debian with KDE. When I want type e with
> > hook (\\v e) I receive \\label{}<++>
> >
> > I receive the same when I try to compose this by death key. In
> > both cases keyboard sends same sign (0xEC in ISO8859-2)
>=20
> I have iso-8859-2 (Vim6.2.149, CVS version but this area didn't changed)
> and tried to enter <c-v>uec<Space> and get =C4=9B (not sure what you will=
 see
> here, ga returns decimal 236, oktal 354). Digraph <c-k>i! also works OK
> - thus code doesn't trigger some macro for me.
>=20
> Problem is weird because I cannot see any place where is direct macro to
> insert \label{}<++>.
>=20
> > It\'s big problem for
> > czech users. I want disable this but I don\'t know where. I\'m not skil=
ed
> > in vim scripts.
>=20
> Looks like a strange problem with your system. Not sure where.
>
Maybe it is related to the fact that VIM produces symbols of ISO-8859-2 by
pressing alt + some_letter. And if you map something to Alt + some_letter a=
nd
look at the mapping using :map you will not see <M-some_letter> but see act=
ual
letters. For exampe :imap gives me
i  =C3=AC            @<Plug>Tex_LeftRight
i  =C3=A3            @<Plug>Tex_MathCal
i  =C3=A2            @<Plug>Tex_MathBF

Thus pressing ALt+l gives me =C3=AC in non latexsuite mode and \label{}<++>
in latexsuite mode. There is a setting for turning off these mappings in
latexsuite's texrc.

So there is a possibility that when you get your special ISO-8859-2 symbol
using some input metod, VIM just assumes that this is a mapping and produces
the command in the mapping. The strange thing is that this happens when you
want to produce e with carron. I get =C3=A9 with alt+i and =C3=A8 with alt+=
h. Ant \label
and \left stuff with alt+l. So all the things I just said must not concern
you:)

Either way I think this information might be helpful in solving your proble=
m.
If I was using ISO-8859-2 symbols, maybe I could help you more, but I need =
=20
ISO-
8859-13 and this character set is not so widely supported as ISO-8859-2. So=
 no
special mappings in VIM for it:)

Mpiktas