The first line in a template file is supposed to look like
<+ +> !comp! !exe!
(with tabs), compare with the files in ftplugin/latex-suite/templates/
Please check your template file. I think you have an empty first line in it!
Best regards,
Gerd
On 07.09.19 21:29, Scott D Friedemann wrote:
Windows 10 latest
Vim 8.1, using gvim
vim-latex latest (didn't see the version number)
the template file has Windows-style line endings
Here is a sample template file
========
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\pagestyle{empty}
\begin{document}
\end{document}
========
Not much in it, but if I insert it with TeX-Suite, Templates, it looks
like this
========
<++>\<++>d<++>o<++>c<++>u<++>m<++>e<++>n<++>t<++>c<++>l<++>a<++>s<++>s<++>[<++>1<++>2<++>p<++>t<++>]<++>{<++>a<++>r<++>t<++>i<++>c<++>l<++>e<++>}<++>
<++>\<++>p<++>a<++>g<++>e<++>s<++>t<++>y<++>l<++>e<++>{<++>e<++>m<++>p<++>t<++>y<++>}<++>
<++>
<++>\<++>b<++>e<++>g<++>i<++>n<++>{<++>d<++>o<++>c<++>u<++>m<++>e<++>n<++>t<++>}<++>
<++>
<++>
<++>\<++>e<++>n<++>d<++>{<++>d<++>o<++>c<++>u<++>m<++>e<++>n<++>t<++>}<++>
<++>
<++>
========
On 9/7/2019 12:39 PM, Gerd Wachsmuth wrote:
This sounds like a bug. Can you provide some more information that
allows me to reproduce this bug?
On 07.09.19 17:14, Scott D Friedemann wrote:
Whenever I insert a template I get jump marks after every character
in the template, making it a bit unwieldy, actually unusable.
Is there some way to prevent the insertion of these jump marks?
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