Ted Pavlic ted at tedpavlic.com writes:
Does eclim do much for you while in LaTeX? Perhaps you could setup an
autocmd to not load eclim when you're in a .tex file.
Sorry for digging out this old thread.
But I'm experiencing the same problem. I didn't have eclim installed.
2011/2/16 Ted Pavlic t...@tedpavlic.com:
And, of course, main.tex.latexmain is a blank file. Seeing as it works
main.tex.latexmain is fine, but you can also use simply main.latexmain
without the tex. That might look a little nicer (?). (I also recommend using
\include for chapters so you can
Just to comment on this, when using main.latexmain compilation works
but auto-completion byF9 does not. main.tex.latexmain works fine
for both compilation and auto-completion.
I'm pretty sure this is a (minor) bug, should I report it?
I don't think that's necessary. It doesn't seem like a
On Mon, 2011-02-21 at 11:12 -0500, Ted Pavlic wrote:
Just to comment on this, when using main.latexmain compilation works
but auto-completion byF9 does not. main.tex.latexmain works fine
for both compilation and auto-completion.
I'm pretty sure this is a (minor) bug, should I report it?
Okay, the only reason I brought it up is that you recommended
main.latexmain =). Was quite surprised to see that it broke completion,
would think its quite unusable in that case (how do you use latex
without citing, after all).
F9 is too far away from the home row. It's much faster to avoid
Additionally \citep, \citet, \citeauthor, etc... Not sure if they would
match whatever pattern triggers the F9 completion... But I never use
\cite (in favor of the natbib variaties) and almost never use \ref (in
favor of hyperref's \autoref), and so F9 is potentially unhelpful.
Moreover,
On Wed, 2011-02-16 at 09:11 +0800, Ng Oon-Ee wrote:
1115 is the latest I think. Now that you mention it, source is git,
wonder why my packaging uses svn. Will fix that.
Same behaviour in latest git, just installed it.
You could try something silly like:
:let
However, moving away ~/.vim/eclim.vim (a file used by eclim, as I've
mentioned), I see correct behaviour. I'm attaching it here, 170 lines.
It does modify runtimepath and basedir, which I'm guessing is what could
be affecting the behaviour.
Well, AFAIK, eclim is a beast, isn't it? I don't
On Tue, 2011-02-15 at 22:07 -0500, Ted Pavlic wrote:
However, moving away ~/.vim/eclim.vim (a file used by eclim, as I've
mentioned), I see correct behaviour. I'm attaching it here, 170 lines.
It does modify runtimepath and basedir, which I'm guessing is what could
be affecting the
Does eclim do much for you while in LaTeX? Perhaps you could setup an
autocmd to not load eclim when you're in a .tex file.
I've already spoken with them, they know the issue and have fixed it
upstream, but the specific fix is not released yet. There's a workaround
for now in .vimrc:-
let
On Mon, 2011-02-14 at 15:13 +0800, Ng Oon-Ee wrote:
I've got the following setup (simplified)
.
..
main.tex
chap1/
chap1.tex
When editing main.tex, \ll works fine, everything comes out correct.
When editing chap1.tex, \ll gives the following.
|| I can't find file `main.tex'.
main.tex
chap1/
chap1.tex
First, I assume you are familiar with the TeX FAQ about importing bits
of document from subdirectories(?). There are complications that might
make you think twice about that sort of organization (but there are
packages that make it easier as well):
On Mon, 2011-02-14 at 17:28 -0500, Ted Pavlic wrote:
main.tex
chap1/
chap1.tex
First, I assume you are familiar with the TeX FAQ about importing bits
of document from subdirectories(?). There are complications that might
make you think twice about that sort of organization (but
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