autocmd VimEnter * augroup misc | exec 'autocmd WinEnter * let
w:created=1' | augroup END
IIRC this could become:
autocmd misc VimEnter * exec 'autocmd WinEnter * let w:created=1'
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By default leadero as mapped in ftplugin/changelog.vim opens the
file ChangeLog in the current directory. The following patch makes
this slightly more flexible.
#1
The name of the change log can be defined in b:changelog and can refer
to a file in a different directory.
#2
The variable
Have you tried contacting Nikolai Weibull, the maintainer-of-record?
Yes, maintainer ... uhm ... not yet.
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Hi,
I get an E499: Empty file name for '%' or '#', only works with
':p:h' when a directory/file name contains % and I try to open the
file with --remote:
start gvim -u NONE --noplugin
cd foo%bar
gvim --remote foo
= E499
I tried verbose=12 but don't get any hints what exactly is causing
this.
In Vim, % usually means the current file name. Here we have one Vim
instance (the client) trying to pass to another instance (the server) a
file name whose full name contains a percent sign
We have a command line and an instance of gvim that tries to expand
the % given in a parameter from
Another corner case that I believe wasn't searched for with the regex is
simply 2e32 which is presently valid and almost equivalent to the above
If it's supposed to be a float I think it should IMHO be 2.0e32. This
format currently isn't supported for integers it seems.
BTW I'm glad to see
Thoughts? Any better/cleaner ideas?
If there actually is a problem, the problem IMHO would be that the
temporary file is created in /tmp which doesn't lie in vim's
responsibility though. What's the use of the swp file without the
message text? If you set directory to ., the swp file will be
