Thanks Ted and Alessandro,
Your comments have been very helpful. I had a look at rubber and it
seems to be a very interesting tool. The debian package didn't run out
of the box, though and I am under a bit of time pressure. So vimlatex is
doing the job now. It works great. Thanks for the hint, Ted
> This issue has been discussed ad nauseum on this mailing list in the
> past, and several solutions have been suggested. rubber is one of them,
> but there are other ways to mitigate these problems.
>
> Here is an archive of solutions from 2008:
>
> http://phaseportrait.blogspot.co
Alessandro/Ingo --
> Dear Ingo,
> as I recently wrote on this mailing list [1] vim's quickfix doesn't
> really like latex's multi-linear error messages.
This issue has been discussed ad nauseum on this mailing list in the
past, and several solutions have been suggested. rubber is one of t
> Any suggestions what else I could try to see only those warnings I want
> to see?
Dear Ingo,
as I recently wrote on this mailing list [1] vim's quickfix doesn't
really like latex's multi-linear error messages.
Therefore, you could start trying to use a latex wrapper like 'rubber'
[2], which is a
Dear latex-suite developers and users,
I have been using latex-suite for a relatively long time now and it
generally served me very well. With one exception, though: I have never
really managed to get the compilation to work. That is, I always had to
switch back to the terminal and run
pdflatex n
I never did but I think you should have a look at the "Handling
dependencies in compilation" manual section [1], which describes how
to chain multiple compilation formats. In your case I think you should
do something like this:
let g:Tex_DefaultTargetFormat = 'pdf'
let g:Tex_FormatDependency_pdf =
To be able to compile a *.tex file to pdf, ps and dvi I edit my
.vim/ftplugin/texrc in the following way and I obtain the right file formats
but I still don't understand why compile to target does not compile at all. If
I specify the target format nothing happen. Please tell me how I can correct
Hello,
I have problem compiling tex file with latexsuite on Ubuntu.
in my .vimrc, I have the following lines :
filetype plugin on
set grepprg=grep\ -nH\ $*
filetype indent on
let g:tex_flavor='latex'
When I go to the menu and ask compile target if I put dvi, a dvi file is
generated but
