I have a problem that's been bugging me for quite a while and that I can't find the solution to.
I want to use the feature 开发者_运维技巧where I can press <C-j>
and the cursor moves to the next placeholder.
This works for regular files, but when I edit .tex files (i.e. latex-suite is enabled), this inserts:
\right=IMAP_Jumpfunc('', 0)
instead of actually jumping (which I presume is done by the above mapping somehow).
There's no problem with regular mappings (that I've made myself like so: map rhs lhs
), but it doesn't work for any latex-suite macros. Other example: if I insert figure (via menu), it just inserts the following inside the text:
\right=Tex_DoEnvironment(``figure'')
Sorry I can't solve this problem myself, which is probably trivial for an experienced user. But I have no-one around to ask.
Looks like you forgot the <c-r>=
before the call to the function.
EDIT: I think I understand. Whem IMAPS is installed, it quickly parasites all our mappings. You will have to use IMAP() to define you own mappings. I had to do it in my bracketing-system in order to be robust to IMAP/LaTeX-suite presence.
Gah, I found the error!
I had defined a key mapping like so:
:imap <C-r> \right
(for adding to brackets in latex). This was then called by the pre-defined mappings ...
What a quagmire
Lesson taken: always comment-out entire or parts of the settings files, and then see if things start working.
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