Re: Disable Windows shortcuts in GVIM
Tim Chase wrote: > Marc Demlenne wrote: >> How is it possible, using GVIM, to forbid Windows executing commands >> destinated to VIM? >> e.g CTRL-V (Virtual select) is interpreted as "Paste" by MS. CTRL-A as >> "select all", ... >> How can I disable this, and retrieve unix-like behaviour in my gvim ? > > > Likely your vimrc is directly or indirectly sourcing mswin.vim and to > remedy the matter, just edit your vimrc file and remove the line that > reads something like > > runtime mswin.vim > > or > > source mswin.vim > > Nuke the line, and you should be good to go. > > It might be slurped in indirectly via the example_vimrc.vim file, in > which case you'll want to nuke/modify that instead. > > -tim Robert Hicks wrote: Marc Demlenne wrote: That's it ... Thanks very much ! I did this recently as well. I figure why would I want platform specific when I use it multi-platform. For me, just learning, I have learn a whole lot more about how to use Vim. Plus the mswin stuff can cause issues with things (I read this in this group). :Robert After reading ":help mswin.vim" and ":help :behave" (some time ago, while 6.1 was still "the latest") I made sure my vimrc invoked neither of them (directly or indirectly) then added my own "set" commands for the "behave" options. I use set selection=inclusive keymodel=startsel mousemodel=popup selectmode=mouse,key (all on one line) which is "my own" preferred compromise between "behave unix" and "behave mswin". YMMV. BTW, I do source the unmodified $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim (almost at the top of my vimrc) and it gives me no problems, neither under W32 nor under Linux. Best regards, Tony.
Re: Disable Windows shortcuts in GVIM
Marc Demlenne wrote: That's it ... Thanks very much ! I did this recently as well. I figure why would I want platform specific when I use it multi-platform. For me, just learning, I have learn a whole lot more about how to use Vim. Plus the mswin stuff can cause issues with things (I read this in this group). :Robert
Re: Disable Windows shortcuts in GVIM
That's it ... Thanks very much ! On 6/29/06, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How is it possible, using GVIM, to forbid Windows executing commands > destinated to VIM? > e.g CTRL-V (Virtual select) is interpreted as "Paste" by MS. CTRL-A as > "select all", ... > How can I disable this, and retrieve unix-like behaviour in my gvim ? Likely your vimrc is directly or indirectly sourcing mswin.vim and to remedy the matter, just edit your vimrc file and remove the line that reads something like runtime mswin.vim or source mswin.vim Nuke the line, and you should be good to go. It might be slurped in indirectly via the example_vimrc.vim file, in which case you'll want to nuke/modify that instead. -tim -- Marc Demlenne
Re: Disable Windows shortcuts in GVIM
How is it possible, using GVIM, to forbid Windows executing commands destinated to VIM? e.g CTRL-V (Virtual select) is interpreted as "Paste" by MS. CTRL-A as "select all", ... How can I disable this, and retrieve unix-like behaviour in my gvim ? Likely your vimrc is directly or indirectly sourcing mswin.vim and to remedy the matter, just edit your vimrc file and remove the line that reads something like runtime mswin.vim or source mswin.vim Nuke the line, and you should be good to go. It might be slurped in indirectly via the example_vimrc.vim file, in which case you'll want to nuke/modify that instead. -tim
Disable Windows shortcuts in GVIM
Hello, How is it possible, using GVIM, to forbid Windows executing commands destinated to VIM? e.g CTRL-V (Virtual select) is interpreted as "Paste" by MS. CTRL-A as "select all", ... How can I disable this, and retrieve unix-like behaviour in my gvim ? Thanks very much for any help -- Marc
