lervag
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1 month ago Hello I am new to vim and coding and I have followed your video to setup vim and all that stuff.
Cool! Welcome to this "world", I hope you find it fun!
Now, just to be clear, I think you must be talking about a video from someone else. I've not made any videos myself.
But when I try to configure the file nvim ~/.config/nvim/lua/user/vimtex.lua I just see an empty file and nothing that I can rewrite.
Well, it seems you are basing things off some premade configuration or distribution. I don't know these, and I think you should ask the maintainer of that particular distribution/config.
And once I tried just to copy paste what was standing in that file in the video, but an error message was returned. Now I am really just lost and don't know what to do. \
Again, I've not made any videos. But I did document things, and I strongly recommend that you first read the README file of VimTeX, and also skim at least the introduction of the main documentation (:help vimtex) after installing it.
Description
Hello I am new to vim and coding and I have followed your video to setup vim and all that stuff. I just wanted to finish up by adding Zotero and I have also already installed skim. But when I try to configure the file nvim ~/.config/nvim/lua/user/vimtex.lua I just see an empty file and nothing that I can rewrite. And once I tried just to copy paste what was standing in that file in the video, but an error message was returned. Now I am really just lost and don't know what to do. \
Steps to reproduce
1.nvim ~/.config/nvim/lua/user/vimtex.lua 2. See empty file
Expected behavior
A full written file where I can just simply change one word.
Actual behavior
An empty file and a depressing feeling of hopelessness
Do you use a latexmkrc file?
i don't think so
VimtexInfo