On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 02:19:17PM +0100, Thomi Dammann wrote:
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>> when i press \lv or \ls in vim, ie launch the xdvi i always got the
>> output info of xdvi in the line of my tex file, where the cursor were.
>> It's really annoying although they just show temporary (they will
>> disappear if i m
> when i press \lv or \ls in vim, ie launch the xdvi i always got the
> output info of xdvi in the line of my tex file, where the cursor were.
> It's really annoying although they just show temporary (they will
> disappear if i move the cursor down or up till they are out of the
> sight).
To redra
Hi,
thanks for the response.
i do want to use gvim as my editor to edit the tex file, but
unfortunately i need a special input platform for my native language,
which has conflict with the gvim+vim-latexsuite combination.
i have also put the hushStdout in .Xdefaults, but just as in the
manpage of
Hello list,
when i press \lv or \ls in vim, ie launch the xdvi i always got the
output info of xdvi in the line of my tex file, where the cursor were.
It's really annoying although they just show temporary (they will
disappear if i move the cursor down or up till they are out of the
sight).
i kno
Hey.
Workarounds:
a) use gvim. Usuallally I use terminal-vim all the time, but for LaTeX I
prefer gvim because it does not show console output and because I found
it easier to set up forward and backward searching.
b) $ head .Xdefaults
xdvi.hushStdout: true
some other useful (for me at
