Am I missing something? I don't see how to enter a
user-defined environment. For instance, users always have
commands like
\newtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}
so there should be a way of entering a generic or
user-defined environment. Here was how I did it, in
auctex.vim.
Best wishes,
Carl
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" The next idea came from a contributed NEdit macro.
" typing the name of the environment followed by <F5> results in
" \begin{environment} \end{environment}
" But, typing <F5> at the beginning of the line results in a prompt
" for the name of the environment.
inoremap <buffer> <F5> <Esc>:call <SID>DoEnvironment()<CR>
function! s:DoEnvironment()
let l = getline(line("."))
let env = strpart(l, 0, col("."))
if env =~ '^\s*$'
call <SID>PutEnvironment(l, input("Environment? "))
else
normal 0D
call <SID>SetEnvironment(env)
endif
startinsert
endfunction
function! s:PutEnvironment(indent, env)
put! =a:indent . '\begin{' . a:env . '}'
+put =a:indent . '\end{' . a:env . '}'
normal k$
if a:env=="array"
call <SID>ArgumentsForArray(input("{rlc}? "))
elseif a:env =~# '^\(theorem\|lemma\|equation\|eqnarray\|align\|multline\)$'
exe "normal O\\label\<C-V>{" . input("Label? ") . "}\<Esc>j"
endif
endfunction
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