sometimes I like using the line numbering feature in vi, but hate the way
it's implemented in vim. Do you know if the minimal package you speak of
implements line numbering in the standard vi way?
Well, I've really only used vim, but I just tried vi on a SunOS box
(uhunix2)
and line numbering
Hey Ray,
sometimes I like using the line numbering feature in vi, but hate the way
it's implemented in vim. Do you know if the minimal package you speak of
implements line numbering in the standard vi way?
best,
Bill
>
>
>Please keep the free world safe by
>telling me how to turn the damn syntax
Thank you, very, very much. I didn't have a .vimrc or .gvimrc in either
my home directory or in /usr/vim/share*, which was confusing me quite a
bit. So I just created a .vimrc in my user directory, added the syntax
off string, all is well.
Again, thank you.
-Charles
Myles Uyema wrote:
Add
Please keep the free world safe by
telling me how to turn the damn syntax highlighting crap off forever.
Please. I just can't take it anymore.
As Myles said, you can turn syntax off with "syntax off" (or :syntax
off) in your ~/.vimrc, but
if you have the vim-minimal package installed then
Add the following to ~/.vimrc
syntax off
On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Charles Lockhart wrote:
> I'm running rh7.3. The default setting for vim is, or seems to be, having
> the syntax highlighting crap turned on (I thought it was supposed to be
> OFF by default). And I keep looking, but I can't find the
I'm running rh7.3. The default setting for vim is, or seems to be, having
the syntax highlighting crap turned on (I thought it was supposed to be
OFF by default). And I keep looking, but I can't find the damn setup
files. I'm about to go postal. Please keep the free world safe by
telling me how
