Hi!
I have started using vim7 today and latex-suite from svn. However I cannot=
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type character '=C3=A9', I can press the key 100 times but nothing appears =
on the=20
screen. If I start typing after that, nothing special happens (e.g. the=20
letter '=C3=A9' has no side-effect). Other characters (e.g. =C4=9B, =C5=A1,=
=C4=8D, =C5=99, =C5=BE, =C3=BD, =C3=A1,=20
=C3=AD, =C3=A9) just appear fine. The big letter '=C3=89' appears fine too.=
Any suggestions?
I had problems with previous setup (don't remember exactly what version of=
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latex-suite, maybe also svn, but certainly vim 6.4) where I believe that th=
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letter '=C3=A9' triggered a shortcut for "\item", if I recall correctly. Ma=
ybe=20
this might be a clue? (the unicode index of letter '=C3=A9' is 00E9, so it =
is in=20
latin1, so the problem probably has nothing to do with encodings. I am usin=
g=20
utf-8 as my file and terminal encoding)
Next question I have is on compilation, particularly s:target. When startin=
g a=20
session, I have to choose s:target by issuing ":TTarget pdf". Otherwise=20
compilation does not work because s:target is not defined. I would prefer t=
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have it setup in my .vimrc. I tried in my .vimrc:
let s:target=3D'pdf'
let target=3D'pdf'
but it did not help.
My current .vimrc which worked till now looks like this:
let s:target=3D'pdf'
let target=3D'pdf'
let g:Tex_DefaultTargetFormat=3D'pdf'
let g:Tex_CompileRule_ps=3D'latex --interaction=3Dnonstopmode $*; dvips -Pp=
df-o=20
`basename $* .tex`.ps `basename $* .tex`.dvi'
let g:Tex_ViewRule_ps=3D'kghostview'
let g:Tex_CompileRule_pdf=3D'latex --interaction=3Dnonstopmode $*; dvips -P=
pdf -o=20
`basename $* .tex`.ps `basename $* .tex`.dvi; ps2pdf14 `basename $* .tex`.p=
s'
let g:Tex_ViewRule_pdf=3D'acroread'
let g:Tex_Env_exercise =3D "%<++>%{{{2\<CR>\\begin{exercise}{<++>}
{%\<CR><++>\<CR>}\<CR><++>\<CR>\\end{exercise}"
With non-svn latex-suite (dated approx. 2006-01-10) my .vimrc worked=20
seamlessly. I grepped for the string "s:target" in the whole doc subdirecto=
ry=20
of latex-suite, but it is not there. Could you please help me?
Thanks for any help/suggestions.
Best regards,
Boris Du=C5=A1ek
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