I set up yesterday and I am trying to install today.
One thing I'm confused is the menu item on the top bar:
----------------- - ------------------------------------------------- ---------- & lt; Apple icon & gt; File Editing Tools Syntax Tex-Suite Tx-Environments Text-Elements ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ | Package & gt; | _____ | Templates & gt; | 1: | | Macros & gt; | 2: | | ----------- | 3: | | Compile | 4: | | See | ----- | ... | -------------
Then if you type tex-suite -> There is a sub menu with the template
menu item: 1: 2: 3: 4:
.
Now I know that these templates stay here:
% pwd / users / ima / vim / ftplogin / latex-site / templex% ls iitteran.txt article . Tex report.tex report_two_column.tex
and they have been given the correct name.
In addition to this, I know that : TTemplate
should be the same thing as the Vime command. When I think I get this result:
Choose a template file: (1) Enter IEEEtran (2) article (3) report (4) report_two_column number or file name:
So I think it should be a bug in MacVim. Is this a reasonable assumption? Any fix?
The problem is that vim-latex did not have the & lt; Tab & gt; When they set up the menu (see ": h menus") this text is considered to be the symbol for that particular menu item (eg-> file-> save ": w" later "; tab & gt;) On most platforms, this command displays a flush on the menu item. However, it is only possible to show keyboard shortcuts in menu items on Mac OS X, so the text is displayed in the popup window instead, if you hover the mouse over the menu item for some time.
The only way to solve this problem is to edit the vim-latex menu files and & lt; Tab & gt; From each menu command.
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