I'm just starting to learn Vim-LaTeX, and there are a couple things that bug me. First, I would like to suppress all standard output to the command line when I compile using \ll
, but I would still like errors to show up in the quick-fix window. Also, Vim prompts me to press Enter after compilation with \ll
and after viewing with \lv
, both of which I would like to skip and always go immediately back to Vim as soon as compilation is done or the pdf is opened. I can suppress all output using a line like this in my .vimrc:
let g:Tex_CompileRule_pdf = 'pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode $* >/dev/null'
but then if there's an error it doens't tell me. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
\ll
or viewing with\lv
, if you mean that you have to press enter after the compilation is finished to go back on writing. Or do you mean something else?\ll
or\lv
I seePress ENTER or type command to continue
in my command prompt. I have to press enter to get out of the command line and back into vim. I'm using Vim 7.3 in OSX El Capitan. When you compile with\ll
does the long-winded output of the compiler show up in your command line? That's the main thing I want to get rid of , but the pressing enter thing would be nice too.