After using the good old terminal vim for a while again I will give it
another shot. Thanks for all the suggestions/workarounds. The many tips to
work around the problems shows how versatile vim is. For me there were two
tips that made it work for me, so here the summary:
typing ctrl-g when text i
On Thu, 29 Sep 2011, Andrew Stewart wrote:
On Sep 29, 4:07 pm, bterkuile wrote:
How can I fix this? Or is there even a better way of doing this
(meaning typing commands, not just replacing text). I cannot find the
solution on google.
Yes, use ranges. Turn on line numbers with `:set number`
On Sep 30, 7:13 pm, Kyle Lippincott wrote:
> It probably depends on selectmode then.. I think by default on Marin
> behavior it's only set to 'mouse', but I set it to all three
> (including 'cmd') before writing that. Even more reason for me to
> dislike the feature - too hard to tell what's goin
It probably depends on selectmode then.. I think by default on Marin
behavior it's only set to 'mouse', but I set it to all three
(including 'cmd') before writing that. Even more reason for me to
dislike the feature - too hard to tell what's going to happen ;)
On Sep 30, 2011, at 8:44, Tony Meche
On Sep 29, 6:26 pm, Kyle Lippincott wrote:
> This sounds an awful lot like select mode to me. Verify before you hit :
> that you're in 'VISIUAL' not 'SELECT' mode. Investigate the 'selectmode'
> option and 'behave' command to see why this might be getting turned on.
> It's meant to mimic Micros
On Sep 29, 4:07 pm, bterkuile wrote:
> I am now trying macvim and something is not working anymore. A normal
> operation for me is to select text and do a search and replace on
> this. My actions for this are:
> 1. Select text
> 2. type: :s/foo/bar/g (Or any of all the other options that make
This sounds an awful lot like select mode to me. Verify before you hit :
that you're in 'VISIUAL' not 'SELECT' mode. Investigate the 'selectmode'
option and 'behave' command to see why this might be getting turned on.
It's meant to mimic Microsoft Windows selection model behavior, but I find
it
See if inserting a % as in :%s does the trick. Otherwise I believe the
operation will only be confined to the current line
--
David
On Sep 29, 2011, at 10:07 AM, bterkuile wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am now trying macvim and something is not working anymore. A normal
> operation for me is to sel
Hi there,
I am now trying macvim and something is not working anymore. A normal
operation for me is to select text and do a search and replace on
this. My actions for this are:
1. Select text
2. type: :s/foo/bar/g (Or any of all the other options that make
vim cool)
In macvim however when I w
