> I am having problems with digraphs in vimlatex: in normal vim, to obtain é
> I usually type '<BS>e
> When in vimlatex, the same doesn't hold. Why?
>
> I know I can use <CTRL-K>'e, but I would like to know why the other way
> doesn't work: it
> should, since the digraph option is on.
If you must, try something like this (e.g., in your .vimrc)
imap '<BS> <C-K>'
Alternatively, you can use the IMAP command, but you won't be able to
use backspace... For example:
au VimEnter call IMAP("'\\", "\<C-k>'", '')
will make '\ act just like '<BS>. In that last case, you can make the
IMAP command only apply to tex files by changing the third argument:
au VimEnter call IMAP("'\\", "\<C-k>'", 'tex')
Again, I don't know why Vim-LaTeX is changing how these keys work, but
if you must use digraphs in your source, hopefully those mappings will
help make things a little easier.
Note:
*) If you're using digraphs, you should use the inputenc package to
translate those digraphs the proper LaTeX equivalents.
*) Depending on how exotic your digraphs are (e.g., how many bits they
are), be careful who you send them to. For example, doing
<C-k>'e
on my OS/X system does not produce an accented e on my screen.
Best wishes --
Ted
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Ted Pavlic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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