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From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-02-10 11:02:31
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Dnia Monday 09 of February 2004 22:37, Aditya Mahajan napisał: > > How > > set dict^=new_dict > > > > :help :set^= > > > > Works for you? > > I was not aware of this option, it works perfectly. > I'll include it. m. |
From: Aditya M. <adi...@al...> - 2004-02-10 03:25:43
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On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Mikolaj Machowski wrote: > Dnia Monday 09 of February 2004 03:29, Aditya Mahajan napisa=B3: > > Hi, > > I face this little annoyance when using the dictionary feature of > > vim-latex. Suppose I want to complete 'doc' to documentclass. If there > > are dictionaries set in my vimrc, then latexsuite searches > > ftplugin/latex-suite/dictionaries/dictionary and the second word is > > the correct hit. But if I have a dictionary set in vimrc, then CTRL-X > > CTRL-K will search those dictionaries first and then come to the latex > > dictionary. I have found a simple method to get rid of this annoyance. > > Simply change the order in which the dictionaries are set. > > > > There are two files that set the dictionary option, main.vim and > > packages.vim. Change the line > > > > set dict+=3Dnew_dict > > to > > set dict=3Dnew_dict,&dict > > How > set dict^=3Dnew_dict > > :help :set^=3D > > Works for you? I was not aware of this option, it works perfectly. Thanks a lot Aditya |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-02-09 10:06:56
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Dnia Monday 09 of February 2004 03:29, Aditya Mahajan napisał: > Hi, > I face this little annoyance when using the dictionary feature of > vim-latex. Suppose I want to complete 'doc' to documentclass. If there > are dictionaries set in my vimrc, then latexsuite searches > ftplugin/latex-suite/dictionaries/dictionary and the second word is > the correct hit. But if I have a dictionary set in vimrc, then CTRL-X > CTRL-K will search those dictionaries first and then come to the latex > dictionary. I have found a simple method to get rid of this annoyance. > Simply change the order in which the dictionaries are set. > > There are two files that set the dictionary option, main.vim and > packages.vim. Change the line > > set dict+=new_dict > to > set dict=new_dict,&dict How set dict^=new_dict :help :set^= Works for you? m. -- LaTeX + Vim = http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/ Learn Touch Typing with Vim? Oui. Ja. Yes. Tak: http://vim.sourceforge.net/script.php?script_id=461 |
From: Aditya M. <adi...@al...> - 2004-02-09 02:30:44
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Hi, I face this little annoyance when using the dictionary feature of vim-latex. Suppose I want to complete 'doc' to documentclass. If there are dictionaries set in my vimrc, then latexsuite searches ftplugin/latex-suite/dictionaries/dictionary and the second word is the correct hit. But if I have a dictionary set in vimrc, then CTRL-X CTRL-K will search those dictionaries first and then come to the latex dictionary. I have found a simple method to get rid of this annoyance. Simply change the order in which the dictionaries are set. There are two files that set the dictionary option, main.vim and packages.vim. Change the line set dict+=new_dict to set dict=new_dict,&dict and now the dictionary priorities are set right. Specifically, in main.vim change line 624 from - exe 'setlocal dict+='.s:path.'/dictionaries/dictionary' to + exe 'setlocal dict='.s:path.'/dictionaries/dictionary,'.&dict and in packages.vim change line 72 from - exe 'setlocal dict+='.s:path.'/dictionaries/'.a:package to + exe 'setlocal dict='.s:path.'/dictionaries/'.a:package.','.&dict I am posting this, incase someone else also wants to change the order of dictionary search. Regards Aditya Mahajan |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2004-02-09 01:24:12
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I can\'t do input of hangul. |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-02-01 21:56:21
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Dnia Monday 05 of January 2004 21:15, Hynek Vychodil napisał: > Many thanks. It seems like my problem. This script is scriptnames > reported as /home/hynek/.vim/ftplugin/tex/brackets.vim > After I removed brackets.vim it didn't type \label when I typed ě. Now I > have only problem with é but I don't have any idea where to search this > script. Sorry for lag. This is envmacros.vim m. |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-02-01 21:56:21
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Dnia Wednesday 28 of January 2004 22:39, Volker Gaibler napisał: > when using a latex masterfile with included files (also in > subdirectories), forward searches in dvi files do not work correctly > because the name of the masterfile is used in the source-specials-call > instead of the current file. Thanks. Applied. m. -- LaTeX + Vim = http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/ Learn Touch Typing with Vim? Oui. Ja. Yes. Tak: http://vim.sourceforge.net/script.php?script_id=461 |
From: Volker G. <V.G...@ls...> - 2004-01-28 22:08:25
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Hello, when using a latex masterfile with included files (also in=20 subdirectories), forward searches in dvi files do not work correctly=20 because the name of the masterfile is used in the source-specials-call=20 instead of the current file. A patch against the development version latexSuite20031216 is attached. Everybody using included files in subdirectories, please note=20 http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=3D7044537=20 in addition to make it work properly. Cheers, Volker --=20 Volker Gaibler v.g...@ls... Landessternwarte K=F6nigstuhl phone +49 6221 509-263 69117 Heidelberg fax +49 6221 509-202 Germany http://www.lsw.uni-heidelberg.de +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2004-01-27 19:10:47
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Hello, I am really appreciate the work you have done on vim-latex. It is very nice. However, when I am using the inverse search feature with Yap, I can\'t open the tex file at all. I have tried to type the following: gvim -c \":RemoteOpen +4 d:\\temp\\myfile.tex\" in the command window, and the vim appeared without opening myfile.tex. Can you tell me how to solve this problem? (My platform: windows 2000, and vim 6.2) Thanks in advance. Best regards, Xin Yin |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2004-01-25 21:35:32
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Currently there are two types of block comments in latex: 1. \\iffalse and \\fi pair 2. \\begin{comment} \\end{comment} pair Would you please consider providing syntex highlight for these two types of block comments? Thanks a lot in advance! |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-01-24 00:36:52
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Dnia Monday 19 of January 2004 12:08, Volker Gaibler napisał: > I use Vim 6.1.364 and Latex-suite 1.5 (fresh installation) on > SuSE Linux 8.2 > Could you try "unstable" version? Function responsible for main filename was remastered. m. |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-01-24 00:35:07
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Dnia Thursday 08 of January 2004 02:41, Jean-Rene David napisał: > I updated latex-suite to the Dec 16, 2003 version > to get rid of the problem with TTemplate described > recently on this list but now I have problems when > I type "é". When I do, the cursor goes back one > character, without erasing the character it backs > up over and vim remains in insert mode. > > Other accented characters work fine and "é" worked > with latex-suite-1.5. I also remapped <C-b>, > <C-c>, and <C-l> as per the FAQ but no luck. > > Any ideas? e' is <M-i> mapping connected with imap <buffer> <M-i> <Plug>Tex_InsertItemOnThisLine Try imap <buffer> <mapleader>i <Plug>Tex_InsertItemOnThisLine and problem should be solved. m. |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-01-24 00:27:57
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Dnia Friday 23 of January 2004 07:57, Baris Erbas napisał: > Dear All, > I have a couple of questions about using vim and vim-latex under > windows. > My first question is when I type some text and go down to next line the > backspace key does not turn back to the previous line and if I put the > cursor on the previous line still I cant delete anything with the > backsapce key. What may be the reason to this? > this is Vim option :help 'backspace' m. |
From: Baris E. <be...@an...> - 2004-01-23 06:57:58
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Dear All, I have a couple of questions about using vim and vim-latex under windows.=20 My first question is when I type some text and go down to next line the backspace key does not turn back to the previous line and if I put the cursor on the previous line still I cant delete anything with the backsapce key. What may be the reason to this? Second one is this: Due to some licensing problems I may have to use windows insted of Linux. What I do for my presentation tex file under linux is to use a command line to compile, convert it to ps and to pdf as follows: latex file.tex; dvips -P pdf -t a4 file ; ps2pdf13 file But this command line does not work properly under windows. What happens is when I compile the file under gvim with using the command line it creates the .dvi file in the root of that directory, i.e.=20 If I have=20 Z: --->documents ----->foo -----> file.tex The .dvi is created under Z:\ It is a bit odd. If I can create this .dvi file under the above directory I can solve my problem. Any help is appreciated.... Thanks Baris |
From: Volker G. <V.G...@ls...> - 2004-01-19 11:08:53
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Hello, I've got a problem with the \ll compiling command and a latex master file main.tex with an included file sub.tex from a subdirectory (in total 3 files). %%%%%%% file: main.tex %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \documentclass[a4paper]{article} \begin{document} \include{src/sub} \end{document} %%% eof %%%%%%% file: main.tex.latexmain %%%%%% %%% eof %%%%%%% file: src/sub.tex %%%%%%%%%%%%% \section{Heading} This is my sample text. %%% eof When I run \ll inside the sub.tex file I get the error message: || I can't find file `main.tex'. main.tex || Emergency stop. Starting inside main.tex works of course. Anybody knows where the problem is? The documentation says that it should work with subdirectories, going recursively upwards. I use Vim 6.1.364 and Latex-suite 1.5 (fresh installation) on=20 SuSE Linux 8.2 :echo Tex_CompileRule_dvi=20 latex -src-specials -interaction=3Dnonstopmode $*=20 Cheers, Volker --=20 Volker Gaibler v.g...@ls... Landessternwarte K=F6nigstuhl phone +49 6221 509-263 69117 Heidelberg fax +49 6221 509-202 Germany http://www.lsw.uni-heidelberg.de +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
From: Alan S. <ala...@po...> - 2004-01-19 07:49:51
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* Jean-Rene David (jr...@ar...) wrote: > I updated latex-suite to the Dec 16, 2003 version > to get rid of the problem with TTemplate described > recently on this list but now I have problems when > I type "=E9". When I do, the cursor goes back one > character, without erasing the character it backs > up over and vim remains in insert mode. >=20 > Other accented characters work fine and "=E9" worked > with latex-suite-1.5. I also remapped <C-b>, > <C-c>, and <C-l> as per the FAQ but no luck. >=20 > Any ideas? I added the following to my .vim/after/ftplugin/tex.vim iunmap <buffer> =E9 iunmap <buffer> =E2 Alan Schmitt --=20 The hacker: someone who figured things out and made something cool happen. =2EO. =2E.O OOO |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2004-01-16 12:03:51
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Dnia Thursday 15 of January 2004 23:49, Contact form napisał: > how about something like reftex for vim? > What has reftex not implemented in <F9>? :help ls-completion-usage m. |
From: Preben R. <ra...@pv...> - 2004-01-16 11:50:00
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Contact form <vim...@so...valid> wrote on 16/01/2004 (10:45) : > > how about something like reftex for vim? What do you mean? There is something similar. -- "Saving keystrokes is the job of the text editor, not the programming language." |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2004-01-15 22:49:33
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how about something like reftex for vim? |
From: Jean-Rene D. <jr...@ar...> - 2004-01-08 01:55:43
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I updated latex-suite to the Dec 16, 2003 version to get rid of the problem with TTemplate described recently on this list but now I have problems when I type "é". When I do, the cursor goes back one character, without erasing the character it backs up over and vim remains in insert mode. Other accented characters work fine and "é" worked with latex-suite-1.5. I also remapped <C-b>, <C-c>, and <C-l> as per the FAQ but no luck. Any ideas? |
From: Vaidotas Z. <v.z...@po...> - 2004-01-01 13:07:53
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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 |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2003-12-29 00:33:11
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Dnia Saturday 27 of December 2003 20:26, Contact form napisał: > 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) 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 ě (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. Problem is weird because I cannot see any place where is direct macro to insert \label{}<++>. > It\'s big problem for > czech users. I want disable this but I don\'t know where. I\'m not skiled > in vim scripts. Looks like a strange problem with your system. Not sure where. m. |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2003-12-27 19:41:28
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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) When I tried to press second time I received \\label\\left\\{\\right\\}<++>}<++> It\'s big problem for czech users. I want disable this but I don\'t know where. I\'m not skiled in vim scripts. Thanks Hynek |
From: Contact f. <vim...@so...> - 2003-12-20 22:01:22
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One more test from the web-page to make sure things are working okay... Srinath |
From: Zhang Lin-bo <zl...@ls...> - 2003-12-17 09:05:25
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On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, Srinath Avadhanula wrote: > I made another patch to handle this problem. The split is required for > cases when the main file name is different from the file being edited. > :help latex-master-file Thanks. > > Also, vim...@li... has become a "closed list", > which means that to e-mail the list henceforth, you will need to be > subscribed. Its an inconvinience but necessary to reduce spam. Sorry for that, and I have just subscribed ;-) Best, LB -- |