> What about putting something like
>
> syn match texRefZone '\\shortcite\%(\*\=\)\='
> nextgroup=texRefOption,texCite
>
> into ~/.vim/after/syntax/tex.vim (or similar on mac)?
That is by far the best solution. I didn't think syntax files were
cumulative, and so I didn't suggest after.
On 07/09/2012 09:25 AM, Ted Pavlic wrote:
>>> for shortcite (and do something similar for your other options).
>>
>> I actually do not want to go this way. When tex.vim gets updated, I have
>> to copy it over again, patch in my stuff again etc. Thus I hope for
>> finding a way to do it locally as i
>> for shortcite (and do something similar for your other options).
>
> I actually do not want to go this way. When tex.vim gets updated, I have
> to copy it over again, patch in my stuff again etc. Thus I hope for
> finding a way to do it locally as in an extra file that extends the
> already exi
Niels --
> I don't speak about F9. That doesn't really work for me. The application
> (Papers2) I am using for creating my Bibtex-files doesn't seem to write
> clean enough Bibtex for the plugin, but that's not that much of a
> problem for me.
Hm. I have a feeling that's not actually what
Niels --
What functionality are you speaking of in particular?
For example, the F9 completion for citations will work in any macro
that contains "cite" in it. So if you do
\shortcite{
and then hit F9, you'll get the same completion window as you'd see from
doing a simple \cite.
