Hello,
I read in the release notes for vim 7.3 that the amiga classic version
was deprecated. As I still use my Amiga from time to time to do some
development, and coumdn't find any other good editor for it, I decided
to prevent vim from being deprecated. However, I used the vbcc
compiler instead o
Steps to reproduce:
$ vim -u NONE -N
:set wildmenu wildmode=longest,list
:e $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/java.vim
:new
Edit another file. Try to complete the current file name. This should
result in Error 32:
:e ^R%
Without exiting the command mode, complete the alternate file name (i.e.
$VIMRUNTIME/syntax
Adrien Destugues / PulkoMandy wrote:
> Hello,
> I read in the release notes for vim 7.3 that the amiga classic version
> was deprecated. As I still use my Amiga from time to time to do some
> development, and coumdn't find any other good editor for it, I decided
> to prevent vim from being depreca
I think that the following paragraph is outdated. I confirmed with
vim-5.5.001 and it behaved as explained (I can see only CTRL character
behavior). But vim-7.3.003 didn't.
insert.txt:
558 Note that the only times characters beyond the cursor should appear to move
559 are in 'list' mode, and oc
> Thanks Adrien. I think it's great to have Vim maintained on as many OS
> as possible. Vim started on Amiga so it's a special OS for Vim.
> I tried to follow your link but it get "404 - Not Found". Can you correct the
> link to your patch?
Sorry, the correct link is http://pulokmandy.ath.cx/dro
Adrien Destugues / PulkoMandy wrote:
>> Thanks Adrien. I think it's great to have Vim maintained on as many OS
>> as possible. Vim started on Amiga so it's a special OS for Vim.
>> I tried to follow your link but it get "404 - Not Found". Can you correct the
>> link to your patch?
>
> Sorry, the
On Aug 30, 9:24 am, "Adrien Destugues / PulkoMandy"
wrote:
>
> Ok, I'll keep working on it then.
I'm glad to hear it. I debated with myself for a while before deciding
against removing Amiga from the list of supported systems given in
Vim's wikipedia article. Now I feel vindicated.
> Is there
Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello,
I was trying out ownsyntax; I may have found a problem. Using misc1.c
from vim's source code:
vim -u NONE -N misc1.c
:syn on
:vsplit
:ownsyntax tex
The underscores get highlighted with Error highlighting in the left
(ownsyntax tex) window; this is expected.