> Is there a way to automatically set tw=0 when entering math mode, and
> resetting it to whatever it was (e.g. 72) when exiting math mode ?
> That's a feature I'd love to have (didn't found it in the manual) :
> long mathematical equations are usually much easier to read when not
> automatically wrapped.
>
> Is there any easy way to do so ?
I don't know HOW, but I think I know where you should start looking.
**Idea 1** In Vim, you can use "autocmd" to automatically fire off a
command on a specific event. Try:
:help autocmd
Ideally, you would like entering mathmode to trigger some event, and Vim
would fire off an autocmd. Exiting mathmode would turn off that event.
**Idea 2** Do you use the LaTeX-Suite IMAP macros to enter equations?
For example, do you type EEQ to start a new equation environment?
If you do, you could redefine EEQ to not only build the equation
environment and reposition the cursor but *ALSO* turn off wrapping. You
could then define some other combination to turn wrapping back ON and
issue the Cntrl+J that brings you to the final <++> placeholder.
I hope someone else has some better ideas for you. Personally, I either...
*) deal with it and issue SHIFT+J's whenever I need to join lines
OR
*) Turn on paste mode (:set paste) and then turn it off when I'm done
(:set nopaste).
--Ted
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