Keep in mind that any "movement" can follow those g commands. So even if
your the Tex_SelectParagraph you choose doesn't fit the weird case
you're dealing with at this instant, you can probably build a quick
regexp by inspection that will.
For example, if a \ is coming up on the start of the next line,
something like
gw/^\\
will apply a gw up to the line just before it.
--Ted
On 1/8/09 4:11 AM, Julien Cornebise wrote:
> Wow, thanks for all these informations ! That will be really useful,
> right now !!
> Thanks !
>
> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 4:23 AM, Mike Richman<rich...@umd.edu> wrote:
>> Update: you *can* make more complex mappings. In this case, I've made
>> a robust object map for lp. It works in both object-pending or visual
>> mode. Here is the code in my ~/.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim:
>>
>> " Section: Paragraph formatting (autofill) {{{
>> " Correctly format paragraphs in LaTeX.
>> " The exec command should be one line: watch out if the e-mail client
>> " or server inserts any line breaks.
>> function! g:Tex_SelectParagraph ()
>> exec "normal
>> ?^$\\|^\s*\\(\\\\begin\\|\\\\end\\|\\\\renewcommand\\|\\\\label\\|\\\\item\\)?1\<cr>v//-1\<cr>$"
>> endfunction
>> omap<buffer> lp :call g:Tex_SelectParagraph()<cr>
>> vmap<buffer> lp<esc>:call g:Tex_SelectParagraph()<cr>
>> " }}}
>>
>>
>> Now you can use ylp, dlp, clp, vlp, etc.
>>
>> I plan to make additional ones for "in environment", "an environment",
>> "an equation", and more. For more info on how this works, check out
>> :h omap-info.
>>
>> Mike Richman
>>
>> On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Manuel Pégourié-Gonnard<m...@elzevir.fr>
>> wrote:
>>> Hi Mike,
>>>
>>> Mike Richman a écrit :
>>>> Basically, gwlp will reformat the current paragraph until it reaches a
>>>> blank line or a begin or end of environment or a label or an item
>>>> command. This way gwlp won't mess up your math, but your text will
>>>> still be formatted correctly.
>>>>
>>> OMG! I've been looking for this for sooooo long! Thanks a lot.
>>>
>>> I guess the culprit is that omap defines new "objects". Is is possible
>>> possible to define objects like "e" for environment such that ae means
>>> the whole environment including the \begin and \end lines, and ie just
>>> the body?
>>>
>>> I'll test it tomorrow, and try to understand how it works, and maybe
>>> come back with a few more questions.
>>>
>>> Thanks again,
>>> Manuel.
>>>
>
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