Re: [Vim-latex-devel] bug with <F7> command

[Srinath A. <sri...@gm...>]

On 1/23/06, Javier Rojas <jer...@gm...> wrote:
> - I type on an empty line the word subsection*, and when I press <F7>, I'=
m
> sent to the command menu, instead of getting \subsection*{}<++>. Of cours=
e,
> when the command name is made of alphabetic chars only, it works as expec=
ted.
> I'm not sure if this is a bug in vimLaTeX or if I can get the expected
> behavior setting some vim options, specially about the chars that can be =
a
> word.
>
You could have made this work my extending the 'isk' setting to
include the * character. However, I think that its not good to do
this. I modified the code so that commands ending in a * would also
count. This I think will take care of most cases. This is in CVS.

> - I'm using the penultimate CVS version, I guess is the version released =
after
> a bugfix related with the <F7> command within places like a \section{} or=
 so.
> When I select some text visually and then press <F7>, I'm asked for a com=
mand
> name (as expected), and when I give it and hit enter... nothing happens.
>
This was a bug. I fixed this in CVS.

I've also made a release with both these changes.

HTH
Srinath