I glanced at vim bugs opened in Ubuntu launchpad. I found there a
crashing bug which I could reproduce with latest vim-7.1.156.
Steps to reproduce bug:
- use GNOME terminal
- open 2 tabs in GNOME terminal (File - Open Tab)
- start vim in one of the tabs
- detach the GNOME terminal tab where vim
Dominique Pelle wrote:
I glanced at vim bugs opened in Ubuntu launchpad. I found there a
crashing bug which I could reproduce with latest vim-7.1.156.
Steps to reproduce bug:
- use GNOME terminal
- open 2 tabs in GNOME terminal (File - Open Tab)
- start vim in one of the tabs
- detach
Michael Hordijk wrote:
Using ex, I'm seeing the following odd behavior when entering a comment:
[[[
$ echo blah foo.txt
$ ex foo.txt
foo.txt 1L, 5C
Entering Ex mode. Type visual to go to Normal mode.
:
E501: At end-of-file
:
]]]
This used to be fine in older versions of vim
On Mon, 2007-10-22 at 17:39 -0400, Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
Please try
http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#vimlinks_syntax
(click on sh.vim.gz). I've not submitted this version to Bram because
it needs more checkout for side effects. I wish the start= and end=
Hi,
I'm a long-time vim user and new subscriber. Thanks to all for the
amazing software. :)
How hard would it be to add an /x suffix similar to Perl's? In Perl,
and extended regular expression ignores whitespace and hence allows
for indented, readable regex code. For some examples of /x, see