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> The following mapping works:
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>
>
> imap <C-L> <C-O>:call SelectImapOrUlti()<CR>
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>
>
> I'm not 100% sure why <C-R>=SelectImapOrUlti()<CR> doesn't work,
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> but I guess because it's only meant to insert text.
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>
>
> Btw. the LaTeX-Suite might not be the best solution. Here's what
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> the bot vimgor (from Freenode/#vim) has to say about it:
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>
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> <vimgor> A slightly-maintained, buggy, over-complicated plugin
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> intended to make it easier to author (La)Tex files.
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> Often, this is better served by using a standalone
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> snippets plugin (like snipMate) to define the
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> snippets you actually find useful as well as using
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> the command ':compiler tex' to allow using Vim's
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> quickfix feature when compiling TeX to an output
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> format.
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>
>
> Personally I use XPTemplate instead of snipMate and it works very
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> well for me.
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>
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon
I tried to follow your advise and stick to a snippets plugin (I use ultisnips),
and so far the only things that I miss are:
-- to be able to properly compile and view the errors (vim-latex compiles
several times if necessary and only shows error list if any error or warning is
present, I tried latex-box for this but the experience doesn't seem to be as
good)
-- when typing several characters like ^^ vim-latex would give something like
^{}<++> and then I would be able to jump out, even nesting these types of
objects. In my current setup with ultisnips:
inoremap <silent> $$ $$<C-R>=UltiSnips_Anon('$$1$$0', '$$', 'dollar', "r")<cr>
inoremap <silent> ^^ ^^<C-R>=UltiSnips_Anon('^{$1}$0', '\^\^', 'hat', "r")<cr>
inoremap <silent> __ __<C-R>=UltiSnips_Anon('_{$1}$0', '__', 'unders', "r")<cr>
it only jumps out from the most inner one, so if I type $$ and then use ^^
inside this it will jump once but when I hit <c-j> again the cursor will not
move.
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