Re: Getting started with Vim-Latex

Hi Daryl,

I'm pleased that you keep up the hard work with Vim - it will pay out
in a few months or years. I'm using it now for 1 1/2 years and put the
documentations (great hacks, shortcuts, plugins, automated
installatuion scripts) on github (https://github.com/matthias-guenther/
vim-settings). Fell free to copy and take what you need.

But remember to build up your own Vim environment - it is unique like
every person.

Best regards

Matthias

On Jan 5, 8:21 pm, Marcin Szamotulski <msza...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
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> Instead of pathogen you can also try VimAddonManager:http://www.vim.orgścriptsścript.php?script_id=2905
> (it operates well with git, and other version control systems, so that you can
> use the git version of LatexSuite, and be really up to date).
>
> Best,
> Marcin
>
> On 10:12 Thu 05 Jan     , Daryl wrote:
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> > Thanks to both of you for the response.  It all seems to be working now,
> > and I think the issue was that the file unzip process I used did not get
> > everything put in the right places.  I finished it out by hand and now I
> > get a bunch of Latex-ish menu items in response to the ":e newfile.tex"
> > command.  I can even load a template and the cursor goes where it should.
> > To respond directly to your several questions:
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> > 1.  Gary, the addition to my .vimrc file was already there, as part of the
> > instructions I was following in the URL I cited.  But without all the
> > support files that were missing, it didn't do much good.
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> > 2.  Matthias, I'd never heard of Tim Pope or pathogen; I've checked a
> > couple of references to it and it looks like something I need.  When I have
> > a moment to take it for a test drive I will.
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> > 3.  As to your question about my familiarity with Vim:  I've been using it
> > since 5.2 as my primary editor, but the 80/20 rule has dominated my usage
> > of it.  My freshman programming students think I'm a wizard.  I would call
> > myself "competent" in any context other than this mailing list.  I wander
> > around among Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux for my programming work, and
> > having a single editor for all three environments is pretty important to
> > me.  As with Vim itself, I'm interested in the Latex capabilities so I
> > don't have to learn three different Latex IDEs for doing document
> > preparation in whatever OS I find myself in at the moment.
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> > Thanks to both of you for your responses.  I think I'm operational now.
> > It'll be interesting to see this do real work.
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