I remember some time ago I always used a shortcut in VIM that allowed me to type this (<X>
is indication of the location of the cursor):
... rest of document ...
\begin{<ENVIRONMENT>}
some text
more text
<X>
... document continues ....
and then I would key in some shortcut at the location of <X>
and the matching \end{<ENVIRONMENT>}
would be inserted:
... rest of document ...
\begin{<ENVIRONMENT>}
some text
more text
\end{<ENVIRONMENT>}
... document continues ....
Here, of course, <ENVIRONMENT>
can be anything, like align
or itemize
.
I know about VIM's <C-x> + <C-p>
, <C-x + <C-n>
and <C-x> + <C-o>
. The last one works very well for closing HTML tags, but it doesn't work in LaTeX.
I forgot what it was and I hope someone here knows it. It might have been a plugin but I don't think so. If anyone can tell me what it is, I will be forever grateful.
EDIT: Of course I am using LaTeX-Suite (or vim-latex, wish they'd stick to a name).