Den 5. mai 2010 kl. 02.02 skrev Dan Michael Olsen Heggø:
> Den 4. mai 2010 kl. 02.05 skrev Vijay Kaul:
>> Den 2. mai 2010 kl. 15.14 skrev iustifico:
>>> Am 02.05.2010 um 00:12 schrieb Dan Michael Olsen Heggø:
>>>> Den 1. mai 2010 kl. 22.51 skrev iustifico:
>>>>
>>>>> I tryed the tutorial to get in touch with latex-suite. When I was in the
>>>>> position **** in the example below I typed "e^^" like in the tutorial
>>>>> suggested. To get e^{x}.
>>>>>
>>>>> But after hitting "^^" this appeared: e^{}<++>}<++>}<++>
>>>>
>>>> What vim version/variant do you use on what os? On my Mac, I get the same
>>>> problem as you with MacVim, but I get the correct behaviour with Vim in
>>>> Terminal. Both vim 7.2.
>>>
>>> I am using VI Improved 7.2 on MacOS Snow Leopard (latest version). I tried
>>> it now in the Terminal and it works fine. We seem to have the same issues.
>>
>> I can't seem to get the problem to reproduce in Vim or MacVim... Steps to
>> reproduce?
>
> To reproduce, just type "e^^" in insert mode in a tex-document.... but I just
> discovered that it depends on the keyboard layout. I can reproduce this with
> my Norwegian keyboard layout (and many other European ones), but I get the
> correct behaviour with a US keyboard layout. So this has to do with the caret
> key acting differently with different keyboard layouts. On many European
> keyboard layouts, it's main role is as a diacritical mark, so after typing
> it, the character is actually highlighted until the next character is typed.
>
> Since everything works fine in Terminal, I think this is more a MacVim issue
> than a Vim-Latex one. If you define you'r own mappings with carets, they will
> have the same problems (I tried ":imap ^^ hello"). I will file a MacVim bug
> on this, but I guess macros with the caret key are generally troublesome with
> these kinds of keyboard layouts.
When I finally filed a bug on this issue a few days ago, the brilliant MacVim
developer provided me with a fix to this issue shortly after! In Terminal, type
defaults write org.vim.MacVim MMUseInlineIm 0
Then restart MacVim and it should work.
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