Open mayl opened 7 years ago
Okay, delete all the dictionaries and settings that you've set so far and try setting the trigger to tab instead (let g:quicktex_trigger = "\t"
). You can test if works by using any of the keywords found in the README dictionary. If that doesn't work, then this is quite strange.
Same here, it just doesn't trigger, even with tab.
edit: Tried on clean vim, nothing changed.
That is very strange. Could you let me know the output of vim --version
?
It's from my windows machine at work, but it doesn't seem to work either.
me too
my vim is the last version
Here's vim on Arch Linux (hardened kernel 4.13.9.a-1)
let g:quicktex_trigger = "\t"
its work , thanks @brennier @Glamhoth : try to set the variable
I do know that some plugins tend to "override" the mappings of QuickTex. The plugin auto-pairs is definitely an offender. I also know that QuickTex requires Vim 7.8 or above (for dictionary support). Other than that, I'm not entirely sure what the problem could be.
I installed quicktex with vundle, but I can't get the expansion to trigger in a .tex file.
So far, I have tried both with and without the README.md dictionaries in my .vimrc. Tried with and without manually setting g:quicktex_trigger and g:quicktex_usedefault enabled and disabled. Have tried uninstalling all other plugins to eliminate quicktex conflicting with something else.
So I'm stumped. What am I doing wrong?