I use gVim on Windows 10, mostly as a script editor for other languages. In some cases, I want automatic annotations for things that I annotate first. For instance, when writing LaTeX, I want Vim to annotate \end{environment} when I annotate begin{environment}, preferably without any extra input (but this doesn't really matter). I want to avoid entering normal mode every time I do this, so I want to use the _vimrc file instead. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Paul Kim
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If I understand correctly what you intend to do, this should be covered by one of the _AutoClose_ plugins mentioned [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21316727/automatic-closing-brackets-for-vim). – Ingo Karkat Nov 07 '18 at 16:41
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Thanks for the link - I got the bracket autocomplete thing going thanks to the answers there. I'll tinker with it to make sure I can use it for other inputs as well. – Paul Kim Nov 08 '18 at 02:19