Bram,
When triggering the cmdwin from input(), the search history is displayed
instead of the input history. This is because ex_window() is directly
inspecting ccline.cmdfirstc instead of using get_cmdline_type().
Attached patch fixes the issue.
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James
GPG Key: 1024D/61326D40 2003-09-02 James
Nazri Ramliy wrote:
> The patch implements the completion for find and sfind commands.
>
> It expands the argument according to your path setting, and shows the
> resulting matches with their fullpaths shortened relative to your
> working directory and, if that is not possible, to your home
> d
no tips?
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The patch implements the completion for find and sfind commands.
It expands the argument according to your path setting, and shows the
resulting matches with their fullpaths shortened relative to your
working directory and, if that is not possible, to your home
directory.
This is against r1365.
On Feb 14, 2:13 am, Tony Mechelynck
wrote:
> Using gvim 7.2.108 (Huge) with GTK2/Gnome2 GUI
>
> I notice the following about the ":tab" command. Are they intended?
>
> 1) When "filename" is already open in a window, ":tab drop filename"
> _moves_ that window to the bottom in the _current_ tab.
So here's a re-work that should allow for dynamic loading on platforms
other than Solaris. The autoconf bits are tuned for Solaris, but change
-Kpic to -fpic, -G to -shared, and SunOS to Linux, and I think it might
work, or at least come close.
The difference here is that if_python.c itself is co
