> Btw. you can abbreviate filetype as ft.
Yep, but because I was taking the time to document it, I wanted the
solution to be self-explanatory.
That being said, if people like the idea of manually setting their
filetype over and over again... maybe it's better to list the abbreviation.
I've now
On Thu August 7 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> I've tried to document all of these solutions in:
>
> http://phaseportrait.blogspot.com/2008/03/vim-latex-vim-70-and-filetype-plu
>gin.html
Btw. you can abbreviate filetype as ft.
Regards,
Till
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I've tried to document all of these solutions in:
http://phaseportrait.blogspot.com/2008/03/vim-latex-vim-70-and-filetype-plugin.html
--Ted
Ted Pavlic wrote:
>>> Evidently, adding:
>>>
>>> %&latex
>>>
>>> to the top of any .tex file will set the proper filetype.
>> You can also add this to the t
>> Evidently, adding:
>>
>> %&latex
>>
>> to the top of any .tex file will set the proper filetype.
>
> You can also add this to the top of the file (or at the end) to probably get
> the same (the filetype will be set to tex):
>
> % vim: filetype=tex
Very cool. That works well.
Thanks --
Ted
On Thu August 7 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> Evidently, adding:
>
> %&latex
>
> to the top of any .tex file will set the proper filetype.
>
> So if you don't want to force the tex_flavor, add that comment to the
> top of your LaTeX sources.
You can also add this to the top of the file (or at the end)
Evidently, adding:
%&latex
to the top of any .tex file will set the proper filetype.
So if you don't want to force the tex_flavor, add that comment to the
top of your LaTeX sources.
--Ted
Ted Pavlic wrote:
> In the recent patches that were applied to Vim-LaTeX, was the line:
>
> let g:
FYI, James Vega posted this in the vim-dev list:
=
Before Vim7 was released, Benji Fisher (the tex ftplugin maintainer)
brought up these changes for discussion[0]. There was also a discussion
started by Stefano Zacchiroli[1] a few months later wondering whether
tex should be the default.
[0]
On Thu August 7 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> So I wonder if something special should be added to the Vim-LaTeX
> documentation to instruct users to change their tex_flavor if they want
> empty .tex files to load Vim-LaTeX...
I added some documentation about it here:
http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/
> Looking at the comments in /usr/share/vim/vim71/filetype.vim it may be a bug
> im vim, because they default to plain instead of latex, when they do not find
> any latex commands, but the comment says, they would default to latex.
> Therefore this should be discussed with upstream first. Maybe
> Looking at the comments in /usr/share/vim/vim71/filetype.vim it may be a bug
> im vim, because they default to plain instead of latex, when they do not find
Excellent point. I posted a message (referencing your message here) to
the vim_use list. In retrospect, perhaps the vim-dev list would ha
On Tue August 5 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> > I have vim 7.1.245 from Fedora, which ships some tex.vim files.
> > Nevertheless vim-latex is still run, e.g. the folding is still done by
> > vim-latex and \ll runs latex. Maybe some features are not working, is
> > there some minimal tex file where some
> I have vim 7.1.245 from Fedora, which ships some tex.vim files. Nevertheless
> vim-latex is still run, e.g. the folding is still done by vim-latex and \ll
> runs latex. Maybe some features are not working, is there some minimal tex
> file where something does not work for you without setting t
On 05.08.2008 (22:29), Till Maas wrote:
>
> I have vim 7.1.245 from Fedora, which ships some tex.vim files. Nevertheless
> vim-latex is still run, e.g. the folding is still done by vim-latex and \ll
> runs latex. Maybe some features are not working, is there some minimal tex
> file where someth
On Tue August 5 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> Till --
>
> Thanks for looking that up, but I'm not sure how it applies.
>
> As of Vim7, if you don't have:
>
> let g:tex_flavor='latex'
>
> then the default filetype behavior to a ".tex" file is to treat it as
> plaintex. In that case, Vim-LaTe
Till --
Thanks for looking that up, but I'm not sure how it applies.
As of Vim7, if you don't have:
let g:tex_flavor='latex'
then the default filetype behavior to a ".tex" file is to treat it as
plaintex. In that case, Vim-LaTeX is not invoked at all and thus the
texrc doesn't
On Mon August 4 2008, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> In the recent patches that were applied to Vim-LaTeX, was the line:
>
> let g:tex_flavor='latex'
>
> added somewhere? Without it, Vim7's filetype plugin fails to load
> Vim-LaTeX. Something changed between Vim6 and Vim7 that made latex *not*
> the def
In the recent patches that were applied to Vim-LaTeX, was the line:
let g:tex_flavor='latex'
added somewhere? Without it, Vim7's filetype plugin fails to load
Vim-LaTeX. Something changed between Vim6 and Vim7 that made latex *not*
the default, which seems strange.
--
Ted Pavlic <[EM
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