and source is the file it links to. Not sure if this
works on xp, but definitly vista or later. To see more about that
command, run "mklink /?"
On Nov 4, 2:56 pm, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> Ian Kelling wrote:
> > It seems by default, vim overwrites windows symlinks with a copy of
It seems by default, vim overwrites windows symlinks with a copy of
the file on save. This is instead of following the symlink and writing
to the correct location.
I have some setting in my .vimrc (not sure which one) that slightly
alters this behavior. It writes to the symlinked location, but ma
Milan, did you read the earlier post? It seems to deal with that.
Heres a quote
>And with my patch:
>% time ./vim -u NONE -c '%join|q!' yes.tmp
>0.2u 0.0s 0:00.29 96.5% 0+0k 0+8io 0pf+0w
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> Or you just discard the patch in case you like it the way it is :)
lol.
I prefer the latter. The first one has 2 negatives in a row which is a
little more confusing.
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> :tab sp
>
> Does that fix it?
>
> Also, did you try the sT alternative? Did that work?
Those both fix the fold breaking in the first window. I think the
folding breaking is the only bug, and quite minor since there are
multiple work arounds. It seems limited to the :edit command. I did
some wo
Ok. I've also found I can fix it by doing :diffoff in the new tab,
and :diffthis in the old tab. I can understand having to do :diffoff
to change the foldcolumn and other diff settings that were derived
from the first window. But I think the folding being screwed up in the
original window is a bug
Doing vimdiff, then :tabe %, I find that the new window still has that
left the foldcolumn, and the folding doesn't work in the original
window where the file is diffed.
It does work right if I open regular vim and do :tabe %, and
then :diffsplit second_file.
How can I make it the way I would ex
> That seems unexpected to me.
> Cheers,
> Craig
Think about this. Changing it would be unexpected to the vast majority
of vim users. I agree with Bram, this is best left alone.
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> how would you type the letters hjkl into text? (almost any program needs
> to be able to use text, if only as the name of a file for its data).
>From what I understand, international modes are togled on and off with
a keypress. It would work the same way, like vim insert and normal
mode.
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I've read that Xorg X server can have keyboards change modes to do
international character set. It seems like you should be able to make
a vim mode where jikl are arrow keys, $ = end, ^ = home, ctrl-u =
pgup, ctrl-d = pgdn. There are some others. Anyone heard of this
before? Any suggestions?
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Ya, looking at it again, I think you are right. Sounds good.
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e and there isn't a way to attach files. I'm
just putting the file into the message, does that work ok?
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iank.patch.20.1
Problem: Vim does not find the swap file durring recovery of a
symlinked file.
Solution: Resolve symlinked files.
Files: src/memline.c, runtime/doc/to
ther tabs that I had open,
only 1 had the problem. If this is a bug, I will attach vim in gdb
next time it happens to see whats going on. This was on unix Vim
7.1.319.
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For 5. There is an option called 'paste'. I suggest you read about it,
and if you want, you could bind a key to something similar to :set
paste/"+p:set nopaste. I forget the exact syntax.
For 4, you can do something similar, like :inoremap l
I didn't test these things, but vim has great documen
I believe there is a bit of misunderstanding on this issue that I can
clear up. The posters is right but the solution is the wrong one.
There are 2 behaviours that happen to both be turned off and on with
the same option, but one of them is incorrect behaviour, aka a bug,
and the other is a format
I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself. My name is Ian Kelling
and I attend San Diego State University in California, USA. I am very
much looking forward to this summer and very excited about
contributing and getting to know vim more intimately. Its something I
have always wanted to do and
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