Re: Trouble building Huge Vim8 on CentOS 7
Mun wrote: I tried to find a yum package that provides SMlib.h, but my system said: "No matches found". Sigh. I found I had to create my own reverse index of packages in my distro to find files. basically a: "rpm -qpl path-to-pkg/pkg.rpm > path-to-rpmlist/pkg.rpm.lst" for each rpm in my distro (so each rpm file list ends up in a different file). It's the only way to find a file that I've found. It's 550Meg of just rpm-file lists. That said, how to find files in your distro, isn't really a 'vim question', but a question for people who know how to find things in your distro. Dunno if it is helpful, but in suse13.2, it's in libSM-devel. -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "vim_use" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to vim_use+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
Re: Can I include /range/ in substitute pattern?
Lol serious??? Donkey Kong is my all time fave!! Cheers, JakyKong.
On 21 Mar 2017 14:14, "jakyk...@theanythingbox.com" <
jakyk...@theanythingbox.com> wrote:
On Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 5:44:56 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
> Hi Jakykong,
>
> love the name :)
>
> (I was a big Kong fan in my time)
Oddly enough, I think in nearly 15 years of using this moniker, you're the
first to notice that connection! :)
>
> I think I wasn't explaining myself clearly.
>
> Also I was a bit confused.
>
> What I was trying to do was this: (AutoIt3 BASIC)
>
> =
> Dim $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
>
> $K_MAINGUIWIDTH = 320
>
> ..
>
> GUICreate( "hello world!", 200, 100
> =
> say I'm interested in that string $K_MAINGUIWIDTH right at the top there
>
> it's a GUI in AutoIt3
>
> I was looking change the GUICreate to use $K_MAINGUIWIDTH instead of a
set 200
>
> I got confused because /RANGE/ and s// are different. The
> /RANGE/s//NEW TEXT/ is a special case where Vim lets you use the
> previously used pattern as the search pattern in the s//
>
> In fact my replacement can be achieved in s// exclusively
>
> you do:
> 1s/\(\_.\{-}\)\($K_MAINGUIWIDTH\)\(\_.\{-}\)200/\1\2\3\2/
>
> ask Vim to go skip through the entire fie
>\_.\{-}
> until it matches $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
> then keep going
>\_.\{-}+
> until you match 200
>
> then your substitute string you just put those things back
> \1\2\3
> then add your desired string
> \2
>
> Works for me!
>
> Cheers, Pablo.
>
>
>
> On 3/21/17, jakyk...@theanythingbox.com
wrote:
> > On Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 10:28:23 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> my previous trick:
> >>
> >> :/kites/s//.. /
> >>
> >> doesn't work here because I'm trying to match both 'kites' and 'and
> >> bikes'
> >>
> >> Is this too ambitious?
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance! Pablo.
> >
> > If you had searched /kites/ first, I'd suggest / to paste the
search
> > register, but clearly that isn't what you're after. If you do it that
way,
> >
> > /kites
> > :s/\(/\)\(.*\)\(bikes\)/\3\2\1/
> >
> > would shorthand typing kites (Just in case I'm not being clear about
the key
> > sequence here, / means ctrl+r then '/', and these are two
commands, one
> > to search and one to substitute)
> >
> > That works for your example on my machine.
> >
> >
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I think you can simplify this further. First, 1s is unnecessary, s on its
own defaults to replacing only the first occurrence of a pattern (you need
the /g flag to change that behavior) and like most commands operates on the
current line only by default (you need a range larger than 1 to change that
behavior).
The movements you're doing may also be a bit overkill, depending on the
situation precisely; if you simply match on GUICreate instead of the 200 it
will probably narrow the results to one of a few calls (since GUICreate
isn't something I would expect to be called massively often) - then just
use the /gc flag to confirm which ones need substitution over the whole
file (or most of it).
Finally, \zs can simplify your substitution. It lets you define where the
match actually starts *after* some other matching. So, Give this a go:
%s/^GUICreate.*, \zs200/$K_MAINGUIWIDTH/gc
Just hit 'y' or 'n' a few times as relevant.
Hope it helps!
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Re: Matchit plugin modifying virtualedit
David Fishburn wrote:
> > ...
> > > I triggered it by simply hitting % on a { in a Java file.
> >
> > It's very possible that it's set somewhere else. The problem is that
> > the matchit plugin always sets it empty, also when it already was empty.
> >
> > let restore_options = " ve=" . . restore_options
> > set ve=
> >
> > This should be change to:
> >
> > if != ''
> > let restore_options = " ve=" . . restore_options
> > set ve=
> > endif
> >
> > Should also happen for 'ignorecase'.
> >
> >
> I tested the "if !=" change and that does appear to solve my issue.
It also didn't change where it's set from? Then it must have had a
value when the plugin was loaded.
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Re: Can I include /range/ in substitute pattern?
On Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 5:44:56 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
> Hi Jakykong,
>
> love the name :)
>
> (I was a big Kong fan in my time)
Oddly enough, I think in nearly 15 years of using this moniker, you're the
first to notice that connection! :)
>
> I think I wasn't explaining myself clearly.
>
> Also I was a bit confused.
>
> What I was trying to do was this: (AutoIt3 BASIC)
>
> =
> Dim $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
>
> $K_MAINGUIWIDTH = 320
>
> ..
>
> GUICreate( "hello world!", 200, 100
> =
> say I'm interested in that string $K_MAINGUIWIDTH right at the top there
>
> it's a GUI in AutoIt3
>
> I was looking change the GUICreate to use $K_MAINGUIWIDTH instead of a set 200
>
> I got confused because /RANGE/ and s// are different. The
> /RANGE/s//NEW TEXT/ is a special case where Vim lets you use the
> previously used pattern as the search pattern in the s//
>
> In fact my replacement can be achieved in s// exclusively
>
> you do:
> 1s/\(\_.\{-}\)\($K_MAINGUIWIDTH\)\(\_.\{-}\)200/\1\2\3\2/
>
> ask Vim to go skip through the entire fie
>\_.\{-}
> until it matches $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
> then keep going
>\_.\{-}+
> until you match 200
>
> then your substitute string you just put those things back
> \1\2\3
> then add your desired string
> \2
>
> Works for me!
>
> Cheers, Pablo.
>
>
>
> On 3/21/17, jakyk...@theanythingbox.com wrote:
> > On Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 10:28:23 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> my previous trick:
> >>
> >> :/kites/s//.. /
> >>
> >> doesn't work here because I'm trying to match both 'kites' and 'and
> >> bikes'
> >>
> >> Is this too ambitious?
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance! Pablo.
> >
> > If you had searched /kites/ first, I'd suggest / to paste the search
> > register, but clearly that isn't what you're after. If you do it that way,
> >
> > /kites
> > :s/\(/\)\(.*\)\(bikes\)/\3\2\1/
> >
> > would shorthand typing kites (Just in case I'm not being clear about the key
> > sequence here, / means ctrl+r then '/', and these are two commands, one
> > to search and one to substitute)
> >
> > That works for your example on my machine.
> >
> >
> > --
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I think you can simplify this further. First, 1s is unnecessary, s on its own
defaults to replacing only the first occurrence of a pattern (you need the /g
flag to change that behavior) and like most commands operates on the current
line only by default (you need a range larger than 1 to change that behavior).
The movements you're doing may also be a bit overkill, depending on the
situation precisely; if you simply match on GUICreate instead of the 200 it
will probably narrow the results to one of a few calls (since GUICreate isn't
something I would expect to be called massively often) - then just use the /gc
flag to confirm which ones need substitution over the whole file (or most of
it).
Finally, \zs can simplify your substitution. It lets you define where the match
actually starts *after* some other matching. So, Give this a go:
%s/^GUICreate.*, \zs200/$K_MAINGUIWIDTH/gc
Just hit 'y' or 'n' a few times as relevant.
Hope it helps!
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Re: Matchit plugin modifying virtualedit
>
> ...
> > I triggered it by simply hitting % on a { in a Java file.
>
> It's very possible that it's set somewhere else. The problem is that
> the matchit plugin always sets it empty, also when it already was empty.
>
> let restore_options = " ve=" . . restore_options
> set ve=
>
> This should be change to:
>
> if != ''
> let restore_options = " ve=" . . restore_options
> set ve=
> endif
>
> Should also happen for 'ignorecase'.
>
>
I tested the "if !=" change and that does appear to solve my issue.
Thanks,
David
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Re: Can I include /range/ in substitute pattern?
Hi Jakykong,
love the name :)
(I was a big Kong fan in my time)
I think I wasn't explaining myself clearly.
Also I was a bit confused.
What I was trying to do was this: (AutoIt3 BASIC)
=
Dim $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
$K_MAINGUIWIDTH = 320
..
GUICreate( "hello world!", 200, 100
=
say I'm interested in that string $K_MAINGUIWIDTH right at the top there
it's a GUI in AutoIt3
I was looking change the GUICreate to use $K_MAINGUIWIDTH instead of a set 200
I got confused because /RANGE/ and s// are different. The
/RANGE/s//NEW TEXT/ is a special case where Vim lets you use the
previously used pattern as the search pattern in the s//
In fact my replacement can be achieved in s// exclusively
you do:
1s/\(\_.\{-}\)\($K_MAINGUIWIDTH\)\(\_.\{-}\)200/\1\2\3\2/
ask Vim to go skip through the entire fie
\_.\{-}
until it matches $K_MAINGUIWIDTH
then keep going
\_.\{-}
until you match 200
then your substitute string you just put those things back
\1\2\3
then add your desired string
\2
Works for me!
Cheers, Pablo.
On 3/21/17, jakyk...@theanythingbox.com wrote:
> On Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 10:28:23 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
>
>>
>> my previous trick:
>>
>> :/kites/s//.. /
>>
>> doesn't work here because I'm trying to match both 'kites' and 'and
>> bikes'
>>
>> Is this too ambitious?
>>
>> Thanks in advance! Pablo.
>
> If you had searched /kites/ first, I'd suggest / to paste the search
> register, but clearly that isn't what you're after. If you do it that way,
>
> /kites
> :s/\(/\)\(.*\)\(bikes\)/\3\2\1/
>
> would shorthand typing kites (Just in case I'm not being clear about the key
> sequence here, / means ctrl+r then '/', and these are two commands, one
> to search and one to substitute)
>
> That works for your example on my machine.
>
>
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