Hi,
When my .vimrc is running, creating the BufAdd autocmds, all of the
files (*.c) I think already have buffers assigned to them. I'm not sure,
but this could cause the problem. A simple fix would just be a manual
buffer count on VimEnter. I'm getting close to the best solution.
I think
In the script below, where # and n are remapped,
n goes the wrong direction after #. To see:
vim -u NONE bad.bim
:so %
gg/bacrnnn#n
-- the last n goes forward. we expect it to move backward.
But when script is rewritten to the form #2, then n after # works
correcty. Plain moving the
Yakov Lerner wrote:
In addition to @/, this adds global variable that indicates
default search direction (1-forward, 0-backward).
Doc patch is inluded.
The variable name, v:patdir, is not perfect. But I could not think
of better name. v:searchdir would be even worse (search directories
Patch 7.0.163
Problem:Can't retrieve the position of a sign after it was set.
Solution: Add the netbeans interface getAnno command. (Xavier de Gaye)
Files: runtime/doc/netbeans.txt, src/netbeans.c
*** ../vim-7.0.162/runtime/doc/netbeans.txt Sun May 7 16:58:43 2006
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Patch 7.0.164
Problem::redir @+ doesn't work.
Solution: Accept @+ just like @*. (Yegappan Lakshmanan)
Files: src/ex_docmd.c
*** ../vim-7.0.163/src/ex_docmd.c Tue Nov 7 18:43:10 2006
--- src/ex_docmd.c Tue Nov 14 20:17:42 2006
***
*** 8371,8376
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I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I would
rather use a command - eg :date
Can this be done?
Thanks
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On (10:30 14/11/06), David Woodfall [EMAIL PROTECTED] put forth the
proposition:
I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I would
rather use a command
David Woodfall wrote:
I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I would
rather use a command - eg :date
Can this be done?
Thanks
(untested; requires
I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I would
rather use a command - eg :date
I've had mappings in the past for things like
inoremap f4
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Hi,
I am trying to use the spell checker in Vim 7, but when I write:
:set spell spelllang=it
I get the following error:
Warning: Cannot find word list it.latin1.spl or it.ascii.spl
Where can I grab those files?
Thanks,
Fabio
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I have a long source code consisting of multiple modules wrapped in {}.
Sometimes I use * to find the next match. But I'd like to search only
within the same module or class that I started from. (which is wrapped
inside sub ... {})
Thanks all. It should be sufficient.
I am not sure exactly
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Ying Bian wrote:
Vimmers,
I tried to do nmap s :set spell!CR to use s in normal mode
to toggle spell checker. If I run this in the interactive command line,
it is ok. But when I put this in my .vimrc, it has a tricky problem:
Although it
Hi all,
I'm working with an embedded language (AMX Netlinx) that has (mostly) a C like
syntax and conditional keywords.
It doesn't have a ; statement terminator, though.
Cindent mostly works, but gets tripped up on conditional statements that aren't
enclosed in braces due to the lack of the
On (12:28 14/11/06), A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] put forth the
proposition:
David Woodfall wrote:
I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
(and :nohls will clear the highlighting). Alternatively,
:set list
will show ~s at the end of lines containing spaces, too.
:set list will replace tabs by ^I (two screen cells) unless
'listchars' has been set to include a tab:
Tom Purl wrote:
I'm having a problem with netrw, but before I can properly troubleshoot
it, I need to fix debugging. What I would basically like to do is use Vim
normally (without having a bunch of debug messages pop up) while all of
the messages are written to a file.
Here's what I have in
I suggest using the Dfunc/Decho/Dret debugging system already part of
netrw. Once you have the
plugin installed,
vim netrw.vim
:DechoOn
:wq
The latest version of netrw uses DechoTabOn, which means that debugging
output will go to a
separate tab. You can save the resulting output
Thanks for the quick reply Dr. Chip! I tried installing both the latest
version of netrw and Decho, but I'm seeing a weird problem.
Here's the process that I used to install these plugins:
vim plugin.vba.gz
so %
And here's what the plugins look like on the file system (Linux) after
* A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Troy Piggins wrote:
I use 'R' replace mode when doing, for example, ascii art etc
because it allows me to change characters without affecting the
layout of the rest of the window/page.
But if I want to yank a section using visual or visual block, is
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