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+\documentclass{article}
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+% These are only here for the sake of this tutorial.
+\usepackage{amsmath}
+\newcommand{\lt}{\textbackslash{}lt }
+\newcommand{\lk}{\textbackslash{}lk }
+\newcommand{\lv}{\textbackslash{}lv }
+\newcommand{\lc}{\textbackslash{}lc }
+\renewcommand{\ll}{\textbackslash{}ll }
+\renewcommand{\le}{\textbackslash{}le }
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+\begin{document}
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+\section{Compiling}
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+Press \ll to start (or stop) compiling the document.
+This turns on automatic compiling if supported by your compiler, meaning your
+document will be compiled each time you save.
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+Press \lk to stop the compilation process
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+Press \lc to clear auxiliary files.
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+\section{Forward and Backward Search}
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+Press \lv to forward search. This will open the compiled PDF.
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+Some PDF viewers support the ability to jump to the current location in the PDF.
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+Some also support backward search (jumping from PDF to source).
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+\section{Errors, Warnings and the QuickFix window}
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+VimTeX will populate the QuickFix menu with any errors and warnings it finds in
+the log file.
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+This is done after (attempting to) compile or pressing \le.
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+\le also closes the QuickFix menu when it is open.
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+\emph{Example.} Let's put some undefined commands here and compile:
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+Moving to the QuickFix window and pressing enter on the error entry moves the
+cursor to the line containing the error. We can fix the error and continue.
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+\section{Document Overview}
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+Press \lt to show a window with a table of contents for your document.
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+Also shows labels, references and TODOs. 
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+Can be used to jump to sections, labels, references and TODOs.
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+% TODO: Show table of contents.
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+\section{Motions and Text Objects}
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+VimTeX adds various LaTeX specific motions and text objects.
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+\emph{Example motion.} move between section boundaries with [[, [], ][ and ]].
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+\emph{Example text object.} ic refers to a LaTeX command excluding the
+backslash. ac includes the backslash.
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+cic: \( \alpha \)
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+dac: \(  \)
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+\section{Other Cool Stuff}
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+cse changes the surrounding environment:
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+\begin{equation}
+  v \cdot \nabla_x f_1 = -\sigma_a f_1, \quad f_1 \rvert_{\Gamma_-} = \phi(x,v).
+\end{equation}
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+tsd toggles between () and \( \left( \right) \):
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+\begin{equation*}
+  \frac{d}{ds} \left[ e^{\int_k^s \sigma_a(x + tv)\,dt} F_1(s) \right] = 0
+\end{equation*}
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+tse toggles the * in environments:
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+\begin{equation}
+  f_1(x, v) = e^{-\int_0^{\tau_-(x, v)} \sigma_a(x - sv)\,dt} \phi(x_-, v),
+\end{equation}
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+This is only a tiny sliver of what VimTeX offers.
+Read the README for an overview, and read :h vimtex for a full description of
+all things VimTeX.
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+\end{document}