Hi! On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 01:37:24PM +0100, Rudra Banerjee wrote: > Hello Friends, > I am a new face with vim-latex, realizing a bit too late that its better > to customize vim for the file types I am working rather then having a > bunch of IDE's for each language. > Anyway, I am looking for one solution: compile a file is two step > process: <:+w>(vim) and \ll(vim-latex). > Is it possible from userside to combine this to command together, i.e., > some keyword mapping that will do the save and compile together? > Or am I asking a magic?
When you run the compilation with \ll, the file is automatically saved, so you can skip the "pure vim" part. At least, that is how it works here. Regards, Cédric
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