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remove the <++> in the Vim-Latex

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I am using the Vim-Latex now. But I have a question, when everytime I type the {***}, it would append <++> automatically? How can I disable it?

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Yongwei Xing Avatar asked Apr 17 '10 07:04

Yongwei Xing


2 Answers

To completely disable the use of place-holders, put let g:Imap_UsePlaceHolders = 0 in your .vimrc. (You can also change this setting at runtime to enable or disable place-holders whenever you like.)

Information on this and other similar settings is included in the (pretty extensive) help file accompanying vim-latex, which should be available to you through :help latex-suite (if you've got everything installed correctly).

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Michał Marczyk Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 20:11

Michał Marczyk


These are intended as jump-positions, so you can easily continue editing without exiting insert-mode. To jump to and replace the next <++>, type ctrl+j while in insert or normal mode.

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Duddle Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 18:11

Duddle