Anyone have a hack we can use to put text into the center of the
screen when going into fullscreen mode? Currently, you have to turn
to the left to see your content when in full-screen mode. Bonus
points for automatically increasing the font size in fullscreen mode.
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You received this
Well, I tried to create a function to enter/leave fullscreen mode but I still
don’t know why it doesn’t work very well.
But here is the function in case you want to try yourself:
https://gist.github.com/1272896
If you have any luck, tell me. =)
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Carlos Galdino
codecleaning.com
Thanks Carlos,
Vimscript is almost enough to make me switch over to emacs or use one of the vi
modes for emacs like viper or evil… but that's a different topic….
What I found is that for my needs the simple solution was to just get rid of
this line from my .gvimrc file (or comment it out):
I find it very useful to copy from ex, and have used this feature on
linux for many years.
Unfortunately, I can't find a way to do it on macvim.
1)How can I do this?
2)Where is documentation on this?
thanks
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Tim
tim at tee jay forty nine dot com or akwebsoft dot com
http://www.akwebsoft.com
* Tim Johnson t...@akwebsoft.com [111022 16:42]:
I find it very useful to copy from ex, and have used this feature on
linux for many years.
Sorry, I left out something, I want to copy to a system
clipboard..
I'm using ClipMenu.
I can select a line in ex, execute `p' and it is then
in
Tim,
On 10/22/11 8:44 PM, Tim Johnson wrote:
* Tim Johnsont...@akwebsoft.com [111022 16:42]:
I find it very useful to copy from ex, and have used this feature on
linux for many years.
Sorry, I left out something, I want to copy to a system
clipboard..
Does Command-C not work for you?
