Thread: [Vim-latex-devel] update: rough draft, tutorial
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From: Animesh N N. <an...@gm...> - 2003-05-24 21:06:48
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hi, updated rough draft of tutorial is attached. ciao animesh -- : ####[ GNU/Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ]########################### Sub : kill-proc (killing user process by an user) LOST #285 #!/bin/sh ps -aef | grep $USER echo -en "Process-No to kill : "; read P_ID kill $P_ID ####<bi...@nd...>#################################### : |
From: Animesh N N. <an...@gm...> - 2003-05-28 18:05:39
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Hi Miko, On Wednesday 28 May 2003 16:40, Mikolaj Machowski wrote: > I am sending tutorial with small corrections. Just look /^>>> > > To priv but your new versions should still go to the list. sure, no probs... ------- vls.txt -------- ... +---plugin | imaps.vim | SyntaxFolds.vim | libList.vim >>> | explorer.vim >>> | ... ------- vls.txt -------- Ahh... i understand this better now, thanks... included into VLS.tex ------- vls.txt -------- ... Coding our first LaTeX source file with the help of LaTeX Suite: >>> Before editing it is worth to read and adjust settings in texrc file. Copy it to ftplugin/tex directory - in this way your settings won't be overwritten during upgrade of LaTeX-Suite. Settings in texrc are well commented. We will not discuss them here (tutorial assumes you are using default values). >>> Now that ... ------- vls.txt -------- ok, slightly reworded and included into VLS.tex ------- vls.txt -------- 3) TeX-Elements: Things like paper dimensions, font sizes and types, counters to keep a count of the figures and tables that you use. Counters to keep a tag of the page numbers, etc. are available here. >>> Also bibliographical items like \ref, \cite, \footnote >>> ------- vls.txt -------- ditto ------- vls.txt -------- <<possible bug here>> >>> I am using version from CVS and everything is OK... >>> ... ... Hit ENTER or type command to continue >>> ..without these lines >>> ------- vls.txt -------- unfortunately i do get those lines :( -and i have the std downloaded version from VLS site. if i'm not asking for too much, could you send me the latest from the CVS plz ? -i'm not comfortable with CVS and use the std download from the VLS site. ------- vls.txt -------- This is my \emph{<++>} >>> It works for me. After typing '}' I see \emph{|}<++> (| is cursor position). After typing what I need press <C-J> and cursor _j_umps to placeholder position. >>> ------- vls.txt -------- ok, corrected the text to use <C-J> ------- vls.txt -------- \ll >>> Note: \ here is value of mapleader (:help mapleader). You could change it somewhere else. >>> ------- vls.txt -------- ok, added. ------- vls.txt -------- Now, your first exercise is complete. >>> handwork >>> Congratulations. ------- vls.txt -------- Errr... awfully sorry mikko, but i don't understand what you're attempting to convey here... could you explain plz. ? ------- vls.txt -------- just appeared on your screen like this; >>> If your list of items will be long, going to nested menus can be boring. You can tear-off menu, choosing first item in menu (... line). If you don't see it there try :set guioptions+=t. >>> ------- vls.txt -------- Hmmm.... neat trick, i must try this out and include this.... (made a note of this for testing+inclusion) ------- vls.txt -------- Diacritics speed up typing European languages. >>> This is disabled by default in texrc >>> ------- vls.txt -------- already included when you first pointed out this fact. thanks miko for those inputs, plz keep them coming, it really helps improve the quality of the tutorial. warm regards animesh -- : ####[ GNU/Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ]####################### Sub : Directories-Only ls [#2] LOST #449 The following alias will list just the directories and files are excluded. It will list a directory as a directory even if the directory is a symbolic link. alias dir='ls -Lla|grep ^d' ####[http://www.ugu.com/]##################################### : |
From: Mikolaj M. <mi...@wp...> - 2003-05-29 17:45:50
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On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 11:34:29PM +0530, Animesh N Nerurkar wrote: > Hi Miko, Hmm ^_^. Mikolaj or eventually Nick. > ------- vls.txt -------- > Now, your first exercise is complete. > >>> > handwork > >>> > Congratulations. > ------- vls.txt -------- > Errr... awfully sorry mikko, but i don't understand what you're attempting to > convey here... could you explain plz. ? > ------- vls.txt -------- There was "handiwork" - mispell. > thanks miko for those inputs, plz keep them coming, it really helps improve > the quality of the tutorial. Let's try: Now we have to write something more difficult. We need for it package. Packages vastly improve possibilities of LaTeX and LaTeX-Suite has great system of supporting packages. Add eg. amsmath (it extends math editing) in our document. Go to the \documentclass line and press 'o'. It opens new line. Now go to the packages menu: TeX-Suite>Packages>Supported and check if amsmath is supported. It is. Choose. Now you have: % File: % Created: czw maj 29 07:00 2003 C % Last Change: czw maj 29 07:00 2003 C % \documentclass[a4paper]{article} \usepackage[|]{amsmath}<++> \begin{document} \end{document} << cursor at | >> Now you can add some options. Look again in TeX-Suite>Packages menu. At the end are two new items: amsmath Options and amsmath Commands. Look into Options and choose one: tbtags. It will be inserted with comma, delete comma and press <C-J>. Press <CR>, you want to add new package. Oops, it is not supported. But you don't have write whole command (\usepackage{asdf}) just asdf<F5>, LaTeX-Suite complete it. Of course you don't have always use menu to insert declaration amsmath package. After <F5> LaTeX-Suite will check if this package is supported, and if so it will make all magic (add menus, highlighting for new environments, functions specific for package and so on). Things to remember/know: <F5> shortcut In texrc you can move Packages menu to menu bar. m. |
From: Animesh N N. <an...@gm...> - 2003-05-29 20:36:07
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Hi Miko, On Thursday 29 May 2003 23:14, Mikolaj Machowski wrote: > There was "handiwork" - mispell. ok. > Let's try: > > Now we have to write something more difficult. We need for it package. ... ... > functions specific for package and so on). > > Things to remember/know: > <F5> shortcut > In texrc you can move Packages menu to menu bar. righto... i'll add this to the text ...keep it comming :) ciao animesh -- : ####[ GNU/Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ]########################### Sub : Knowing contents of .tgz files LOST #015 To know the contents of a .tgz file without decompressing: $tar -ztvf filename.tgz | less A .tgz file is essentially a gzipped tarball (.tar.gz) file. ####<bi...@nd...>#################################### : |