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latex layer keybinding conventions for errors #2250

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edwintorok opened this issue Jul 6, 2015 · 4 comments
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latex layer keybinding conventions for errors #2250

edwintorok opened this issue Jul 6, 2015 · 4 comments

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@edwintorok
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The latex layer still requires use of Emacs-mode specific C-c ` and C-c C-l to see the output of LaTeX compilation (triggered by SPC m b).
It should follow the spacemacs conventions and provide either Vim keybindings, or SPC keybindings (would SPC e n be appropriate here, even if its not using flycheck?).

@geo7
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geo7 commented Oct 23, 2015

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@benquebec
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I haven't thought about using SPC e n but I did modify my latex layer so that the output is at SPC m o. I chose this keybinding because m is related to the major mode (it keeps everything TeX neatly together) and ofor output...

edit: I just tried SPC e n on a .tex file with errors. I'd rather keep SPC e n to move to the next error.

@moesasji
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Using SPC e n is not a good idea as that is reserved for flycheck, which I do use. The suggestion from @benquebec to use SPC m o would work well with the current keybindings of the major mode.

btw) An alternative could be to use SPC c w short for "compile window" or alternative SPC c o for "compile output" (develop has SPC c q to close this window). However this feel less logical for LaTex mode as it doesn't use SPC c C to compile it. I'm not sure why that is though...

@benquebec
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Tried SPC c C on a .tex file. Could this binding be more appropriate for those times where a .tex file is compiled using a makefile?

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