2009/8/19 at <atorgovit...@gmail.com>:
>
> My .tex files typically look like...
>
> ------------------------------
> This is some text that I'm writing in a paragraph,
> blah blah blah, etc. etc.
>
> \begin{equation}
> a = b + c
> \end{equation}
> -------------------------------
>
> I currently have formatoptions = tcqwa. This works great for the text
> paragraph (the first part). But it has some really annoying effects
> for the second part, for example if I leave a space after "c" and then
> leave insert mode, it will reorganize \end{equation} to be on the same
> line as "a = b + c".
>
> As far as I can tell there are no set of format options that will give
> me the behavior I want in both sections. So my question is, is there a
> way I can define what a paragraph is so that I can only have my format
> options apply to the first part and not the second? Thanks!
I don't believe that this is possible, although in this specific case,
you could do a substitution to ensure that \end{equation} is always at
the start of the line.
The way that always worked for me when I was writing latex documents
was to avoid leaving spaces on the end of equation lines. Having said
that, I used formatoptions=tcqw, so it only reformatted the lines I
was typing: other formatting was done with gq.
Sorry that this isn't really the answer you're looking for. I guess
the alternative would be to use :set wrap, but I never got on with
that.
Al
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