Is it possible to get CVS version numbers in file-explorer ?
Hi vimmers, I would like to know if such script already exists: fire up a file-explorer, and if it is a check-out from a CVS repository, highlight version numbers and file change, if any. All in vim (native, if possible vim-6.x). Actually, today, I have no solution else than java to get to do this in a multi-platform environment. Any hints (even on where to start changing explorer.vim) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks -- Christian
Re: Hiding lines
Interesting discussion. Wouldn't it be easier to: 1st: fold the lines you do not want to see 2nd: conceal all folded lines (using conceal patch) I know how to do the 1st point, how can I go around the 2nd, knowing conceal is mostly a syntax add-on ? Keep vimming! Christian
Re: Single-File Vim?
I created a 7-zip self-extractable executable for Windows. When it executes, it extract runtime files in %temp%, it gives you the full power of gvim, and when you close it, the 7z.tmp directory is removed. This is the most portable solution I found/created for Windows. I'll send you the executable privately, not to pollute the list. On 9/22/06, Dmitriy Yamkovoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, Is there a binary compiled for Windows which allows me to run Vim without any of the runtime files? Long story short, I want something I can keep online or on a USB key and just copy to the desktop of any computer I sit at. Thanks, -Dmitriy -- Christian
Re: Single-File Vim?
I created a new gvim7 sfx for windows. It's ready for mass testing. Feedback is welcome. (I've no other hosting capability for this file yet) http://www.sharebigfile.com/file/9444/gvim7.exe.html fill up the number section and submit to start the download. Happy vimming! On 9/25/06, Christian MICHON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I created a 7-zip self-extractable executable for Windows. When it executes, it extract runtime files in %temp%, it gives you the full power of gvim, and when you close it, the 7z.tmp directory is removed. This is the most portable solution I found/created for Windows. I'll send you the executable privately, not to pollute the list. -- Christian
Re: Single-File Vim?
never had one in my pocket. But what I heard is bad: it leaves plenty of stuff in the registry and you need house cleaning when removing u3. On top of this, it's proprietary and not opensource. At least, with 7-zip sfx, it's clean by construction: when you close gvim, unless the process was killed uncleanly, the temporary extracted version will clean itself and disappear. I actually built many sfx this way when I looked into u3 On 9/25/06, Gene Kwiecinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Is there a binary compiled for Windows which allows me to run Vim >without any of the runtime files? Long story short, I want something >I can keep online or on a USB key and just copy to the desktop of any >computer I sit at. I saw the entire thread so far, and while there are lots of possible solutions, wouldn't it just be easier to get a U3 flash-thingy, that's supposed to do exactly this? http://www.u3.com/ I don't have a U3 flash-thingy nor have I ever used one (no need as yet), but this is supposed to be what U3 is all about, ie, to let you install whole apps on a flash-thingy and transport them all from machine to machine wherever you go. -- Christian
Re: Single-File Vim?
On 9/26/06, Gene Kwiecinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hope you don't mind if I pass along your critique above (name/email redacted, natch; I try to respect other peoples' privacy) to another private list, as U3 was a topic about a month or so ago. Someone liked the idea of being able to put Firefox and other stuff on a flash-thingy and be able to have all his settings, bookmarks, etc., all able to be dragged from machine to machine. Don't know if he went and got a U3 thingy yet, but if this is an issue, he and others should know. go ahead. Please try the sfx I created to see what I mean by running and cleaning up. ( http://www.sharebigfile.com/file/9444/gvim7.exe.html ) I remember creating firefox and thunderbird sfx plugins. Just know this: unlike gvim, these will create Application_Data. -- Christian
how to fold lines not containing a pattern ?
Hi vimmers, I would like to fold all lines not containing a keyword like 'warning'. Basically, I want to be able to open a file, apply this filter and immediately see all warnings related in my file. Is there a one-liner way to do this? or must I do a specific syntax folding file, or even a vim script? any help/hint appreciated. thanks in advance -- Christian
Re: how to fold lines not containing a pattern ?
excellent trick! (as usual) thanks a lot! On 6/5/06, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > and how do I do if I want it to be case insensitive ? > ie I want to detect "Warning" "WARNING" "warning" :help expr-=~? set foldmethod=expr foldexpr=getline(v:lnum)=~?'warning'?0:1 I also tried another approach of set foldexpr=(match(getline(v:lnum),'warning\\c')+1)?0:1 which also seems to do the trick. -tim -- Christian
Re: How can I substitute on several files?
:set hidden :argdo %s///ge On 7/11/06, Jeremy Conlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello all. I have several files where I want to make the same substitution. I can make the substitute command work on a single file, but I want to make it work on all the files. I have the files loaded in buffers in vim. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jeremy -- Christian
