2008/10/13 Jeremy Conlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I must have mistyped something, but now it seems to work on my *Intel* :P
> MacBook Pro.

Good! :-)

> I'm not exactly sure if it did what I expected.  As I explained in a
> previous email, my intention for this was to use some of the built-in maps
> provided with latex-suite.  I haven't yet gotten these to work, but it's not
> necessarily the fault of MacVim.  I have attached a screen shot of the new
> MacVim.  When macmeta is on and I press option-b I get the "a" with a hat;
> with macmeta off (default) I get the little integral symbol which is what I
> got before.  I'm not familiar enough with Unicode and everything else that
> is involved here to know if an a with a hat is what should show up.  Does
> anyone else know?

It seems to me that you don't have <M-a> bound to anything.  Pressing
Alt-key will still insert text unless you bind the key to something.
All the patch does is that it allows you to bind to e.g. <M-a>.  Try

:imap <M-a> M-a

Then enter insert mode and hit alt-a, exit insert mode and toggle
'macmeta' (:set invmmta), enter insert mode and hit alt-a again and
you'll see what I am talking about.

In your screenshot you are editing a file without the ".tex" extension
so the latex suite maps won't have been loaded.  Open a .tex file and
try the alt-keys that you want and see how that goes.

Björn

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