Greetings,
One of the annoying features of vim-latex is that it automatically
goes to the first error or warning after a compilation
This is annoying because I lose my undo stack and I have to open the
file again. It also sometimes goes to unrelated files like aux files
for example.
How can I dis
I forgot to mention that I do have
Tex_GoToError=0
But the quickfix window still pops up and the file with the error is
automatically opened
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On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 11:42:20AM +0300, Tohiko Looka wrote:
> One of the annoying features of vim-latex is that it automatically
> goes to the first error or warning after a compilation
> This is annoying because I lose my undo stack and I have to open the
> file again. It also sometimes goes to
Hello Friends,
I am a new face with vim-latex, realizing a bit too late that its better
to customize vim for the file types I am working rather then having a
bunch of IDE's for each language.
Anyway, I am looking for one solution: compile a file is two step
process: <:+w>(vim) and \ll(vim-latex)
Hi!
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 01:37:24PM +0100, Rudra Banerjee wrote:
> Hello Friends,
> I am a new face with vim-latex, realizing a bit too late that its better
> to customize vim for the file types I am working rather then having a
> bunch of IDE's for each language.
> Anyway, I am looking for o
Hi Tohiko,
The easiest way to deal with these unwanted jumps is simply to press
. Vim doesn't close the file - it just goes to the background.
You shouldn't lose your undo stack unless you re-open it.
Best,
Mike
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 6:07 AM, Alessandro Pezzoni
wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 a
>> Is it possible from userside to combine this to command together, i.e.,
>> some keyword mapping that will do the save and compile together?
>> Or am I asking a magic?
>
> When you run the compilation with \ll, the file is automatically saved, so
> you can skip the "pure vim" part. At least, tha
Hello all
I was trying to map to autocomplete, something like
:inoremap
but the mapping
imap Tex_InsertItemOnThisLine
in $VIM/ftplugin/tex.vim seems to be connected with Tab key, I don't
know how, and there is no way to use Tab in a tex file.
If I change the mapping the completion using Ta
Hi,
I would like to know if there is a way of checking if a call to
IMAP_Jumpfun has succeeded.
By success I mean that any action was performed, that is either moving
the text, selecting text or deleting text.
A call to this function that would not change anything would in this
sense "not succeed
