>> teTeX is a distribution, like Ubuntu is a distribution of Linux.
>> teTeX has been deprecated. For modern distributions, see the link above.
> LaTeX is distribution too.
No, not in any useful definition of the word. That is, there are several
sets of macros that are *required* in order for a distribution to comply
with LaTeX, but LaTeX itself is not a distribution. It's more of a
convention or a standard.
Several additional packages have been written USING LaTeX that provide
even more functionality. Collections of those contributed packages go
into distributions (like gwTeX, MacTeX, TeXLive, and MiKTeX).
> What tags parser should do when somebody will write on his tex file
> something like this:
>
> \newcommand{\mysubsection}{\subsection}
>
> and then use his \mysubsection?
The same thing Vim-LaTeX suite does --- leave it up to the TeXnician to
write his own Vim support for that.
Additionally, the TeXer might do something like...
\let\oldsubsection\subsection
\renewcommand{\subsection}{stuff...\oldsubsection}
and that way Vim wouldn't be confused at all.
--Ted
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