> Based on Mike and Ted's examples, I'm trying my first "slightly
> intricate" (for me) mapping: I want a mapping to replace selected
> existing "(expression)" and "[expression]" in math mode by
> "\left(expression\right)" and "`\left[expression\right]",
> respecitvely.
First, don't knock yourself out. First, checkout
:help latex-suite
Then, while editing a TeX file, type:
((
You should find that suddenly a
\left( \right)<++>
appears and your cursor is in between the two of them. Type something
and then hit Cntrl+J. Now your cursor has jumped to the <++> had has
removed it.
Similarly, try typing:
[[
again, Cntrl+J to jump to the <++> placeholder.
These are IMAP mappings. You can build more of them yourself, but the
latex-suite includes lots of them. Within the mapping, things surrounded
by <+ and +> serve as placeholders. So you can build templates with
fields in them like <+name+>, <+date+>, etc., and then when you hit
CNTRL+J, Vim will take you to the next field that needs to be filled in.
--Ted
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