Hi
I noticed the following behaviour which I didn't find documented on the
guide.
It only happens with gvim (not with vim), on .tex files, hence I guess is
due to vim-latex.
Defining an insert-mode abbreviation with (for example)
:iab m <m>
I get the expected behaviour writing in insert mode
m<space>
However, if I use <shift>+<space> instead of just <space>:
m<shift><space>
I get the "container" characters to be doubled:
m<shift><space> produces <<m>>
This seems to work with any "container" characters, like e.g.
:iab m \m\
:iab m \(m\)
:iab m £%m£%
It doesn not happen with letters: in
:iab m ama
the "a" is not doubled.
Is this a feature? If yes, where is it documented?
Thanks
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