hi, first time post to this list hoping this sort of stuff should be asked here. if not please let me know. vim (as other vi incarnations) uses something like
se para=IPLPPPQP or similar to define paragraph delimiters which obligatory have to start with a dot '.' . this works fine with troff but not so fine with LaTeX, where only the empty line is recognized as paragraph break. I would like to be able to define paragraph breaks more freely. consider e.g. some LaTeX where some text is followed by some environment definition (equation, itemize,...). when I do ,e.g., `:!} fmt', everything including the equations etc. is reformatted which is not helpful... I would therefore like to be able to tell vim other patterns as paragraph breaks which do _not_ start with an obligatory '.' at the beginning of the line. (for latex, e.g. something like '^%% %' would help me out. question is: I don't see any way to alter the obligatory '.' as part of the paragraph macro pattern. could this character made user settable? or even better more general patterns be defined as "paragraph" breaks? thanks, joerg -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
