se occasions I want it.
Can you please expand on what :open does and what it's useful for?
:help :open tells me nothing at all :-(
Tobia
geshack.us/ or to
another such service and post the link to the picture.)
Tobia
Is there a better (faster?) way to edit the output of an external prog
in a new tab or window, than to filter the new buffer through it?
:tabnew|%!svn diff
Tobia
it does what you want, you can map it to some zX combination that's
currently unused (or redundant)
Tobia
Howard Glynn wrote:
> In essence I would like to collapse huge (single) lines of tags to
> something like
if you want to use middle-click to paste (on X11.)
Tobia
see an upside-down "Y" into "E" :-).
It's easier to remember if you already know what C-Y and C-E do in
normal made (they scroll the page)
Tobia
write to it (y/n)?
I know it's not an answer to what you asked, but I've usually been able
to fix this issue by:
- ntpdate pool.ntp.org (or equivalent time sync command) on the client
- ntpdate pool.ntp.org (or equivalent time sync command) on the server
- umount and mount the share
Tobia
ing the quoted blocks ("gq}" or visual+"gq" as you like best)
while you're formatting your email works quite well.
Tobia
f I type more than 2 lines, the third line
> starts at beginning of line
set autoindent
Tobia
o always scroll
in all windows simultaneously? Then put this in your .vimrc:
set scrollbind
HTH
Tobia
te our own in a few lines of php...
Just my 2¢
Tobia
x-
or indent-folding.
Scroll, click (expand), read, click (collapse), scroll some more...
Tobia
e engaged user, and that's a very good thing!
The point is: I don't consider my learning path in any way peculiar, and
if Vim had suddenly reverted to Vi while I was in phases 1 to 3, I would
have looked at my computer with a blank, baffled expression on my face.
Tobia
ipt_fold=1" file.js
What am I doing wrong?
Tobia
--
«A one-time pad isn't a cryptosystem: it's a state of mind.»
—Marcus Ranum
at that fourth line probably means "Big
> version with GTK2 GUI. Features included (+) or not (-):"
That would explain the problem. To the original poster: try adding the
following line to /etc/vim/gvimrc.local (create it if needed)
source /etc/vim/vimrc
Tobia
Bob Hiestand wrote:
> Tobia wrote:
> > Arnaud Bourree wrote:
> > > I've Xml document with attribute likes:
> > > foo="00 12 AF"
> > > I want to replace with:
> > > foo="0x00 0x12 0xAF"
> >
> > this works:
> >
&
^
this works:
%s/\%(\%(foo=\"\)\@<=\%([0-9A-F]\{2\}\s\)*\)\@<=\([0-9A-F]\{2\}\)/0x\1/g
Tobia
ber to operate on a copy of the font file and to install/uninstall
the font through Windows's Control Panel. That is: make a copy of the
font file; set the flag on it; uninstall the currently installed font;
install the modified version; profit.
Tobia
[1]
http://developer.apple.com/textfon
Dimitar wrote:
> * Tobia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070331 20:35]:
> > :mapworks here.
>
> Did you try this in a help file?
> :help
> then go to a tag and press c-j
Yes, I tried it in a help window, both in console Vim and in GVim,
before posting. I don't know
Dimitar wrote:
> I also tried to map c-j to c-] but it also didn't work.
Uh? :mapworks here.
Tobia
haven't got around to checking it out:
xml.vim http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1397
Tobia
...the last unnamed delete or yank
Ctrl-R *...the current selection (X11 only)
Ctrl-R +...the clipboard contents
Ctrl-R x...the contents of register x
Ctrl-R Ctrl-W ...the current word under the cursor
See :help c_CTRL-R
Tobia
covered in this thread, I find zero-width look-ahead/behind
assertions to be very powerful:
:%s/\v(\[[^]]*)@<=\s//g
(
\[
[^]]*
)@<=
\s
I also happen to like \v, but that's just syntactic sugar!
Tobia
es are named
"myapp-*.log", you can put into your .vimrc:
autocmd BufRead myapp-*.log set foldmethod=marker
autocmd BufRead myapp-*.log set foldmarker=WARNING,END_WARNING
autocmd BufRead myapp-*.log silent %s/WARNING ENDED/END_WARNING/
Tobia
remap : ;
Except that you still have to type : in some places, such as in
"Hit ENTER or type command to continue" prompts.
Tobia
evelopers explicitly
enabled this feature.
If you only use console Vim, you might have better luck with the one
provided by Darwinports or Fink. Otherwise you might need to recompile
Vim following the steps of the macvim.org guys, or ask for their help.
Tobia
to 'component;'
0 go back to the start of the line
Tune it as needed :-)
Tobia
needs and hosting providers already offer.
If there's a prominent spam problem, we could always restrict write
access to registered mailing list members.
Tobia
q:)
- find the map comand you used
- yank it (yy)
- close the commandline window (C-C C-C)
- paste it
Tobia
Harald Kröll wrote:
> a command or script to count the characters without syntax words. For
> example for people who write LaTeX documents in vim and have to
> control their length...
That depends on the definition of a control word.
If you only want to exclude \backslash_prefixed \words, and not
ndo levels are only lost when I close Vim, when I reopen the file with
:e, or when Vim alerts me that the file has been changed and reloads it.
The latter can be dangerous if you're not careful, and I'd appreciate
any tips to work around it.
Tobia
Yakov Lerner wrote:
> I think you want to
>:set nohidden
> to avoid this. Does this help?
Yes, thank you!
Tobia
…, and the
hundred thousand others defined by Unicode :-) At least on my system.
[^ -~] on the other hand finds all non-ASCII characters.
You can use either one in both :match Error and /
Tobia
r files or when
I see too many tabs on the screen. Is this usage pattern suboptimal?
Tobia
PS I find these handy:
map gT
map gt
your documents. It will show as /[^ -~^I] with a blue ^I.
This has the added benefit of hitting n to get to the next one.
Tobia
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