On 04/11/09 00:33, steve wrote:
>
> Hi - a relatively noob de vim utters ...
>
> I have a conundrum, it's only mildly annoying but I can't solve it:
>
> scenario (A) open vim without giving a filename - type some tex markup -
> save as poot.tex - my colorscheme is applied.
>
> scenario (B) open a new file ... vim moot.tex - some weird colorscheme
> applied - wq - open again - it's in my colorscheme.
>
> I've tried set_Co=256, set background=dark in my .vimrc ... same result
>
> .html files show the same colours in (A) and (B) - I haven't tried other
> filetypes.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Steve
I don't know TeX, but I know there are several flavours of it. Maybe
some (or all) of them are discriminated by (part of) the file contents,
so when you create a new file (there's nothing in it yet) you get Vim's
"default TeX flavour", which is perhaps not the one you normally use?
Try the following, from a running Vim:
:view moot.tex
with a file you created before; then
:verbose setlocal ft?
and then, with a nonexistent filename:
:view foobar.tex
:verbose setlocal ft?
I expect the 'filetype' value to be different, and set either by
$VIMRUNTIME/filetype.vim or by $VIMRUNTIME/scripts.vim.
Maybe
:help ft-tex-plugin
can help you more than I can.
Best regards,
Tony.
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