> Dear VIM community,
> I was wondering if there is default keymaps for inserting \textit{}
> and things like that.
yes there is :
in insert mode you can use FIT and space your text, and ctrl-j to go
after
the closing brace.
Another method is in visual mode, select the text that you want to put
in
it and do \`it (if you have changed your map_leader replace the \ with
the
map_leader)
you have this shortcut in menu Tex-Element->font->series, you can find
the
different mapping in wizzardfuncs.vim too :
FBF ".g:Tex_Leader."bf \\textbf{} {\\bfseries }"
FMD ".g:Tex_Leader."md \\textmd{} {\\mdseries }"
"
FTT ".g:Tex_Leader."tt \\texttt{} {\\ttfamily }"
FSF ".g:Tex_Leader."sf \\textsf{} {\\sffamily }"
FRM ".g:Tex_Leader."rm \\textrm{} {\\rmfamily }"
"
FUP ".g:Tex_Leader."up \\textup{} {\\upshape }"
FSL ".g:Tex_Leader."sl \\textsl{} {\\slshape }"
FSC ".g:Tex_Leader."sc \\textsc{} {\\scshape }"
FIT ".g:Tex_Leader."it \\textit{} {\\itshape }"
for the french keyboard, it's really hard to use it, you have to use
alt-gr 8 and alt-gr 7 and it ..
but maybe you haven't this problem with your keyboard..
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