Re: LaTeX-ize vim

> try this mapping (it's one single line):
>
>  :nnoremap <F5> "wciw<cr>\begin{<c-r>w}<cr>  <cr>0<c-d>\end{<c-r>w}<cr><up><up><end>
>
> Regards,
> Jürgen
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Thanks. Now I would like it also to work in insert mode (as well as
taking advance of this opportunity to learn a bit about creating maps
:D)

I have implemented this map:

:inoremap <F5> "<home><ESC>dwi\begin{<c-r>w}<cr>
<cr>0<c-d>\end{<c-r>w}<cr><up><up><end>

which more or less work, although the indentation is wrong (not a big
deal since vim fixes it when autoindent is on). However I don't really
understand why this works. In particular I don't know how the word is
deleted in you map, and what's the meaning of the <c-r>w command,
which apparently pastes the original word.

Thank you.

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