- Background compilation using latexmk.
- Completion for commands, environments, labels, and bibtex entries.
- A simple table of contents.
- Smart indentation.
- Highlight matching \begin/\end and \left\right pairs.
- Motion between \begin/\end and \left\right pairs with the % key.
- Motion through brackets/braces (with user-defined keys).
- Environment objects (e.g., select environement with "vie" or "vae").
- Inline math objects (e.g., select inline math with "vi$" or "va$").
- Folding of parts (part/chapter/section/etc) and environments.
- OmniCompletion for bibliography entries respects BibLaTeX's
\addbibresource,\addglobalbiband\addsectionbibcommands. - The table of contents functionality does not depend anymore on the assumption
that
\@writefile{toc}{\contentsline ...}entries in the*.auxfile always occur at the start of some line. - Completion of
\ref{...}commands was completely rewritten. It is now able to handle\@newlabel{label}{{number}{page}...}entries in the*.auxfile even ifnumberorpagecontain arbitrary nested levels of braces. Labels are additionally held in a cache per*.auxfile, which is updated only if the modification time of the file changes. - The table of contents now opens files different from the one currently being edited in a new buffer. (I actually think, that this behaviour was implemented already, but I could not get it working.) To make this work, LaTeX-Box is not loaded per buffer but globally.
This plugins aims at being lightweight and simple. For more fully-fledged plugins, see:
- LaTeX-Suite: vimscript#475
- AutomaticTexPlugin: vimscript#2945
https://github.com/gmarik/vundle
Add Bundle 'LaTeX-Box-Team/LaTeX-Box' to your ~/.vimrc and run
:BundleInstall in a vim buffer. Add ! to the command to update.
https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen
Add the LaTeX-Box bundle to your bundle directory, for instance with git clone. This will typically be enough:
cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone git://github.com/LaTeX-Box-Team/LaTeX-Box.git
Copy the directories to your .vim/ folder.
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