Re: Ide-like improvements

Dodo wrote: > I must apolagize with vim and with you all: I didn't know about the ":e ." > option! > > This works great as well!!! > Perhaps I'm gonna discover that vim can even predict the future! ;-) > > Thanx! > > Dodo > OK! I thought that perhaps you wanted something that netrw wasn't providi

Re: Ide-like improvements

Dodo wrote: > > - it would be very useful to have a directory file browsing (like for > instance Norton Commander) needed especially when you want to open multiple > files but just one by one. > What is it that you want that netrw doesn't provide? Have you tried editing a directory -- you'll

Re: Is it time to merge MacVim into mainline Vim?

Charles wrote: > Bram Moolenaar wrote: >> Charles wrote: >>> Is there any reason still existing why MacVim is a separate project > from the offical Vim repo? MacVim is stable and mature, and is > probably fairly easily mergeable into Vim. One benefit of pulling >

Re: Is it time to merge MacVim into mainline Vim?

Bram Moolenaar wrote: > Charles wrote: >> Is there any reason still existing why MacVim is a separate project from the offical Vim repo? MacVim is stable and mature, and is probably fairly easily mergeable into Vim. One benefit of pulling MacVim into regular Vim is: MacVim will never

Is it time to merge MacVim into mainline Vim?

, the Carbon GUI is effectively dead. If mainline Vim wants an OSX GUI, it should pull in MacVim. It works all the way back to 10.4, and if support of even older machines is desired, the Carbon option can be kept. -Charles -- -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" mailli

Re: MacVim maintenance

n top of things, please let me know. Perhaps if there's a section on the wiki that explains which sections of the code are free of Vim/MacVim conflict, I and others could make github PRs for most Vim patches. Or perhaps @douglasdrumond can post the workflow involved in doing this. -Charles -

Re: netrw and os x clipboard

On Mar 12, 2015, at 5:08 PM, RPDooling wrote: > I posted on vim use too but no response, so I'll try here in case any OS X > wizards have an idea. > > I am a long-time user of Jumpcut on OS X and MacVim. > > http://jumpcut.sourceforge.net/ > > I've recently started heavily using netrw, and

Re: Snapshot 74 for OS X 10.10

Charles wrote: > Douglas Drumond wrote: >> Sorry for the delay, finally I published a new snapshot of MacVim. You > can >> find snapshot 74 at >> https://github.com/douglasdrumond/macvim/releases/tag/snapshot-74 Please > let me know if you run into problems. On the

Re: Snapshot 74 for OS X 10.10

I don't know how those tabs are getting in there, but they're not supposed to be there. They're not in the hg repo for vim, and they weren't in the b4winckler repo either. I wonder if the commit messages are created in Vim and you have something set that auto-inserts tabs?

Re: read file from ftp server [was Re: "cannot write..."]

peiman khosravi wrote: > > > On 27 April 2014 12:49, peiman khosravi > wrote: > > Apologies for the double postings. I think I have narrowed down > the problem. > > Using 'Snapshot 73' on mavericks (not the previous release) I get > this strange be

Re: Silly "Save" question...

Ian wrote: I've recently been trying MacVim for my code editing and have noticed that when I save a file that has more lines in it than the editor window, (for instance, one .go file this happens to is 71 lines long), I'll be dropped into a (non-colorized) buffer and it'll give me a --more-- i

Re: How do I check if a file is opened remotely (using netrw through for example scp://)

Peter Nguyen wrote: I need to disable YouCompleteMe when a file is opened remotely using netrw through for example scp:// as it freezes my Vim. Is there a way to do this with Vimscript in my .vimrc? Hello: In order to support :Rexplore, netrw sets up a variable: w:netrw_rexlocal (0 for remot

Re: linking gvim on the mac

Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote: On May 30, 2014, at 23:50, Charles Campbell wrote: Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote: On May 30, 2014, at 3:01, Charles Campbell wrote: Hello! I'm able to compile vim on the mac -- but not gvim. I suspect its due to missing libraries. As is, when I try vim -g E25

Re: linking gvim on the mac

Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote: On May 30, 2014, at 3:01, Charles Campbell wrote: Hello! I'm able to compile vim on the mac -- but not gvim. I suspect its due to missing libraries. As is, when I try vim -g E25: GUI cannot be used; Not enabled at compile time * how can I know what librar

linking gvim on the mac

Hello! I'm able to compile vim on the mac -- but not gvim. I suspect its due to missing libraries. As is, when I try vim -g E25: GUI cannot be used; Not enabled at compile time * how can I know what libraries I need to get onto the mac to get a gvim? I need to know ahead of time because I

unable to compile vim on mac (Darwin)

Hello! I'm getting ./os_mac.h:31:11: fatal error: 'Quickdraw.h' file not found # include /* Apple calls it QuickDraw.h... */ I tried changing it to QuickDraw.h as the comment hinted but that didn't compile, either. Regards, Chip Campbell -- -- You received this message from the "vim_mac

Re: MacVim bug in Mavericks

7;t know what it means. I can reproduce it over here on 10.9.2, following the OP's instructions. Nothing about the error hinges on 'mvim'. Just make a symlink "foo" to a nonexistent target. Then double-click MacVim in the Finder. Then do ":e foo". I see the O

Re: How to install DrawIT for macvim on Mountain lion

Derek Ashley Thomas wrote: > Hey, > > I haven't tested this, but you want to try installing the vimball > using the terminal version of vim (just to make sure). If I'm not > mistaken they should both install a Vimball to your .vim directory > making drawIT accessible from MacVim (if its compatible)

Re: Syntax highlighting for .profile

Tim Johnson wrote: * Charles Campbell [130226 08:37]: Tim Johnson wrote: * Phil Dobbin [130226 07:10]: On 26/02/2013 01:51, Tim Johnson wrote: Hello: How can set syntax highlighting for .profile on the mac os 10.7, as I would for .bashrc or .bash_profile? thanks I use: 'au Bu

Re: Syntax highlighting for .profile

Tim Johnson wrote: * Phil Dobbin [130226 07:10]: On 26/02/2013 01:51, Tim Johnson wrote: Hello: How can set syntax highlighting for .profile on the mac os 10.7, as I would for .bashrc or .bash_profile? thanks I use: 'au BufRead,BufNewFile {*.cfg,*.profile,*.log} set ft=syslog' in my vimrc

Re: MacVim and App Store

acVim to be "approved", neutered, and listed among the other "programs" that live there. The app store is for cartoon programs that let you share your grocery list with the universe, or tell your phone which song is playing in iTunes on your Mac right now. Charles -- You

Re: MacVim and App Store

st) participant, by a comically wide margin. And that list is in general nice and helpful. Plus, he even reads the mac list and helps out occasionally here too. Charles -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php

Re: Using regexp to search

consiglieri wrote: Hi I have not previously used Macvim for regexp searching (only BBedit). I can't seem to understand how to enter the regexp. I want to use the following regexp \b[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}\b when I try it in vim I never get any hits. I guess I'm doing something

Re: Plugin Help

silverskymedia wrote: I have seen many tutorials and posts about how to install plugins for macvim, but I am confused. They all talk about a ~/.vim/plugin directory. The issue is, that directory doesn't exist for me. Do I create it, or what do I do? Thanks for the help. I'm running OS X Lion.

Re: Launching an already open file

ghuiber wrote: I have a similar problem. I use Vim to edit Stata scripts (stata.com). These scripts are called do-files. They are simple text files, but with a .do extension, which Stata uses to recognize them as scripts. The Stata command for executing such a script, say called filename.do, is "

Re: syntax on problem

retiredff wrote: When I open MOST .vim files, the code has syntax highlighting. But on occasion, if I open a .sh file or at times my vim color file, I must goto the cmdline and type 'syntax on'. Why is MacVim doing this? I have syntax on in my .vimrc. I tried different locations in the file, incl

Re: buffers and colorschemes

Ben Schmidt wrote: On 4/05/11 7:00 AM, Robert wrote: Can you split a window and use different colorschemes for different buffers? No, sorry. The best you can do is have Vim change colourschemes as the cursor moves between windows or something like that. A related item that you *c

Re: A block-quote desired

Barrie Stott wrote: On 20 Apr 2011, at 17:52, Steve Huff wrote: On Apr 16, 2011, at 4:45 AM, Barrie Stott wrote: If someone has a block quote mechanism they can share that would be wonderful. i've gotten tons of mileage out of TComment (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.p

Re: [OT] favor request - for those of you that have html code folding working...

Rick R wrote: I've been struggling trying to get code folding working within HTML files in vim and macVim. All my other IDES (and various editors - textMate/komodoEdit) support it so I'd like to have it working in vim and MacVim. Some on the vim list have been kind enough to try to help for a

Re: Color settings for vim in a terminal

guivho wrote: [snip] Too bad this is not open source. I would have loved to 'mount' remote microsoft ftp sites. They use a non default directory layout, and that causes problems to netrw as well as virtual ftp within midnight commander. I use FireFTP to manually get remote files, edit them in vim

Re: compiling vim from source on Leopard

he command line acts strange. Unfortunately I don't have access to any Tiger Macs. Charles == Out of damp and gloomy days, out of solitude, out of loveless words directed at us, conclusions grow up in us like fungus: one morning they are there, we know not how, and they gaze upon

compiling vim from source on Leopard

information or help would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know if there's any additional information that would be helpful. Charles == Out of damp and gloomy days, out of solitude, out of loveless words directed at us, conclusions grow up in us like fungus: one morning they