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 Fir
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 kille
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,
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 executab
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
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 th
: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
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 trie
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
