>I always found it boring and a pain to write some mathematical formulaes in latex. Mainly those with a lot of \frac{x}{Y} stuff.
:)
This is what keybinds were invented for. I feel really silly for saying this but I made a huge list of custom keybinds only then finding out that the default keybinds in Vim-LaTeX-Suite are super good.
For example
>`/
backtick slash, expands to
>\frac{<++>}{<++>}<++>
where <++> are so called bullets that you can jump to with <C-j>. Another example
>`a
expands to
>\alpha
and all the other letters work as well (`b to \beta, `g to \gamma, etc.). Look into it, it makes typing LaTeX a breeze!
:)
This is what keybinds were invented for. I feel really silly for saying this but I made a huge list of custom keybinds only then finding out that the default keybinds in Vim-LaTeX-Suite are super good.
For example
>`/
backtick slash, expands to
>\frac{<++>}{<++>}<++>
where <++> are so called bullets that you can jump to with <C-j>. Another example
>`a
expands to
>\alpha
and all the other letters work as well (`b to \beta, `g to \gamma, etc.). Look into it, it makes typing LaTeX a breeze!