>== Auszüge aus der Nachricht von John Reid vom 2013-11-05 10:18:
> Hi,
>
> If I don't do ':set paste on' before using ':TTemplate', the indentation
> of the template is all messed up. Is it possible to get vim-latex to
> turn this on when using templates?
To convince vim-latex to do that you have to hack the source -- and every
update would make your efforts worthless ;-(
BUT...
it is possible to define functions and commands in your .vimrc, or
better in a .vim/after/ftplugin/tex.vim file that would be loaded as
filetype plugin after vim-latex has been loaded.
You have to create the "after/ftplugin" directories and the "tex.vim" file
if they do not exist yet.
In vim a function is defined like this (confere to :help function):
------------------->%-----------------------
function SetPasteTTemplate()
set paste
TTemplate
set nopaste
endfunction
------------------->%-----------------------
and is called:
:call SetPasteTTemplate()
Typing all this is a bit tedious over the time and not a lot better than typing
:set paste, :TTTemplate, :set nopaste, so let's define a handy command
(cf. :help command) in our .vimrc or .vim/after/ftplugin/tex.vim!
------------------->%-----------------------
command TT call SetPasteTTemplate()
------------------->%-----------------------
et voilà -- type :TT in command mode and you've got it.
Thank you for asking -- I wanted to figure this out for years, and just
didn't have the idea of using .vimrc instead of the vim-latex source.
This way it's easy, works, and won't be messed up by the next vim-latex
update :-)
Greetings, Ruthard
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