I did downloaded each version of vim-latex suite, but I cannot sucessfully
installing it in Vim 6.2 without problem. There will be lots of run-time
errors reported when loading scripts in latex-suite.
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Finally I realized that there must be something wrong and have to dive into
the .vim source code myself.
The problem is found at compiler/tex.vim, Line 78-81, Tex_IgnoredWarnings
You defined a character which looks like a reversed `!' as the delimeter of
global var g:Tex_IgnoredWarnings, but this character will definetely cause
problem on many systems (mainly non-latin systems such as Chinese, Japanese
and Korean).
On my system, any ASCII character with value larger than 0x9f will be treated
as an indication of `double character', and any ASCII character between 0x80
and 0x9f will be ignored if it is not following a character >0x9f. In another
word, characters with highest bit `1' will be treated specially and should be
reserved only for special use.
Since you used a `reversed !' as delimeter of global var, which has an ASCII
value of 0xa1 (10100001), this will be treated as an indication of `double
character' on my system, and the next character, a single quotation mark, will
be combined with the 0xa1, which forms 0xa127, then the VIM cannot identify
the end of the string, thus vim will always complain error compling the
compiler/tex.vim
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Possible solutions for this are:
1. avoid using special character, change to another character, which belongs
to standard 7-bit ASCII range, i.e. between 0x20 and 0x7f
2. or if you do want to keep 0xa1 as the delimeter, append a chacter so that
it won't eat up the single quotationi mark after that, and letting vim
compiling this file sucessfully (not sure if it runs okay, but should compile
ok, and uses can change this in `texrc').
3. texrc should be altered as well...
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Thanks.
Pan Shizhu
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