On Nov 10, 6:57 pm, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... it should check if what it gets
back is the same as what it sent, and assume no matches if it is.
That wouldn't work, that assumption may be false, there might be a
match.
On Nov 10, 7:58 pm, StarWing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's
StarWing wrote:
omg, i just move this function from vimrc to indent file, so i didn't
observe this function contain a stupid ft judgement
now it's correct.
Vim indent file
Language: plain text
Maintainer: StarWing
Last Change:2008-11-10 09:40:18
Only Load this
John Little wrote:
On Nov 10, 6:57 pm, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... it should check if what it gets
back is the same as what it sent, and assume no matches if it is.
That wouldn't work, that assumption may be false, there might be a
match.
True. I thought it would only rarely
On 10/11/08 09:26, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 09/11/08 11:24, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
[...]
Fixing bugs currently has priority. I also still have a note to update
the Dutch spell file, I think already for half a year...
Shall I do it? (Which tools are required, beside
Hi Everybody,
two weeks ago I had asked how to print, say, a certain part of a
program. Tony gave the answer. Thanks! I have two related questions:
How to determine, at which line in, say, a program I'am?
How to direct the hardcopy command so that a file, say a ps file, is
created (rather
On Nov 8, 4:39 pm, John Beckett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've spent quite a bit of time on the irritating + versus * issue while
trying to
get the Vim Tips into shape (I wondered why many tips say * is the clipboard
when
of course your above statement is correct).
Any comments on the
On Nov 9, 6:32 am, Richard Hartmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 22:30, Jerrygreat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I use one command line to delete all the staffs before RDRDBA, make
the file like
I would suggest a different approach. While regexp are extremely handy,
How to determine, at which line in, say, a program I'am?
:f
or
CTRL-G
or
g CTRL-G
are the ones I use.
How to direct the hardcopy command so that a file, say a ps file, is
created (rather than executing the default lpr command, when on a unix
plattform)?
:help pexpr-option
and
On Sun, 09 Nov 2008, StarWing wrote:
On 11月10日, 下午12时55分, bill lam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2008, Gary Johnson wrote:
:set fo+=n
Thank you very much. Manual gq} and setting this option just work.
btw, you must set ai option.
No. I do not need or use autoindent.
hi
:s//smth_new
V.
2008/11/10 Srikanth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lot of times I search for strings using the * command and I would
replace the searched string with some other string but how to avoid
typing the last searched string again in the :%s/
last_searched_string/replace command?
Thanks
I noticed that n and N work as text object (I can do dn once / is
set), so I thought maybe something like
nnoremap } :let @/ = ^\\( |\t|\\)*$crn
etc.
should work, but d} still doesn't work (the let @/ = ... kills the d).
v:operator was added to Vim to solve this kind of
fritzophrenic wrote:
On Nov 9, 8:51 pm, Charles E. Campbell, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. I tried this to make read-only buffers unmodifiable:
function MakeUnmodifiableIfReadonly()
if readonly
set nomodifiable
endif
endfunction
2008/11/10 Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yes. Windows doesn't use the shell for wildcard expansion. And I don't
think it does tilde expansion of any kind, even itself.
It does. :echo glob('~') gives me C:\Documents and
Settings\Yongwei. :-)
I believe this is done inside Vim.
--
Wu
Hi Ben,
thanks for the try. f, ctrl-G etc. determines how many lines the
file has, not the actual line.
As for the 2nd question, I'm stuck. The help for pexpr-option refers
to cmdarg as part of the first step, that is, directing lpr to a
sort of save-as-file. Now, the help for cmdarg
Hi again!
Well, in my case f, ctrl-G etc. reports the lines the file has
plus a percentage information for the actual cursor position. The
latter allows to calculate the actual line.
As for the 2nd issue, I tried :hardcopy ~/test.ps, :hardcopy
~/test.ps etc., but my system does not dump
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
I know some Vim dogmatists will say How un-Vim-like! Blerh! and maybe
belch, but I'm going to say it nevertheless: to move the cursor to a
visible point more than two or three lines away, use the mouse,
especially in gvim. Not all versions of Console Vim can use the
See attached screenshots.
1) PuTTYcyg, colorscheme peaksea.
2) Results of running 256colors2.pl
Relevant snippet from my ~/.vimrc:
Switch syntax highlighting on, when the terminal has colors
Also switch on highlighting the last used search pattern.
if t_Co 2 || has(gui_running)
I already read this =) And I prefer to map shortcuts per mode. But
It's too redundant to write 3 lines instead of 1 in ~/.vimrc.
On 10 нояб, 14:32, StarWing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
commands: modes: ~
Insert
John Little wrote:
I've found myself revisiting an issue I raised in 2007. Why does
:echo glob('non_existent~')
give
non_existent~
on *nix? Some side effect of attempted tilde expansion it would
seem. A bug IMO.
Yes, that looks like a bug. I can reproduce it.
--
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 09/11/08 11:24, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
[...]
Fixing bugs currently has priority. I also still have a note to update
the Dutch spell file, I think already for half a year...
Shall I do it? (Which tools are required, beside Vim?) Het Nederlands is
mijn
I've been madly remapping vim keys to suit my crazy
notions of the most speedy and ergonomic possible
arrangements. I'm *extremely* impressed with the
graceful and detailed control vim gives you in
this department. I have one mapping that doesn't work
as expected though:
cnoremap js Esc
reviol wrote:
How to determine, at which line in, say, a program I'am?
I recently put something in From Vim Help that shows line numbers:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
* Use :set nu! to toggle the display of line numbers. :help 'number'
* Use :-5,5l# to list lines near the current line.
cnoremap js Esc
which if I understand correctly is supposed to make 'js'
do what Esc does when typed on the command line. But it
seems to do something slightly different:
:boguscommandjs
results in an error message:
E492: Not an editor command: boguscommand
while
I believe the line number and column number are listed in the very
bottom-left corner of the interface (or individiual window, if in
split mode) by default. The C-g command then just shows you about
where that value lies in the range of the whole file.
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Tim Chase
2008/10/27 François Ingelrest [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone else using the latest Ubuntu 8.10?
... the GUI version is quite slow.
Is this going anywhere, François?
On Nov 4, 9:53 pm, bill lam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
vim 7.2 patch 1-13 ubuntu 8.10 amd64 nvidia
That's my system, so I'm holding
Hi
I'd like to add something to my .vimrc to change the colorscheme
applied depending on the whether I'm running a gvim instance or vim in
a terminal.
Thanks
--
sashan
http://sashang.orcon.net.nz/
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You received this message from the
Am I in GVim?
if has(gui_running)
colorscheme zenburn
endif
Thomas
On Nov 10, 6:05 pm, Sashan Govender [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I'd like to add something to my .vimrc to change the colorscheme
applied depending on the whether I'm running a gvim instance or vim in
a terminal.
On 10/11/08 21:41, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
[...]
If you want to work on this, and are able to communicate in Dutch, you
can subscribe on the maillist: http://www.opentaal.nl/mailinglist.php
When I try to access the beheerpagina about (un)subscribing to the
mailing list, SeaMonkey tells me
I've been using vim for a little while now and want to get into some
scripting. Is there any good recommended starting place?
The most interesting book I have found so far is Hacking Vim: A Cookbook...
by Kim Schulz. Is there any thumbs up for this book or a better
recommendation?
Thanks!
On 10/11/08 09:58, StarWing wrote:
first bug, when you open Vim, you can set the first buffer's filetype
in vim.
e.g. set filetype to vim
:setf vim (or setl filetype=vim, has the same issue)
then, if you find, the file you want to create is not vim script, e.g.
is C, then you change the
Hello all. Something that periodicly bothers me on windows gvim.
I upgraded my Win XP GVim to 7.2. To do this; I ran the gvim
uninstaller; and installed via the.exe. Before; i was using Clipbrd
and VIMOutliner plugins.
I then installed NERDTree and NERDCommenter (i have no issues on my
On 11/11/08 04:39, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 10/11/08 09:58, StarWing wrote:
[...]
second bug:
open Vim, and type :setf vim, now type :edit a.c then you can see some
settings in Vim:
:set: inde indk
they are still value in filetype Vim.
Solution: can't find.
[...]
P.S. I think the real
Once I did this; i start to edit a libary; and my BS is acting
funky. It functiosn when I am in insert mode for what was written in
that session of insert mode; but once I press ESC, I cannot use BS
key for anything that was not entered in the current insert mode
session. I oft go between
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 11:20 PM, Ben Schmidt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once I did this; i start to edit a libary; and my BS is acting
funky. It functiosn when I am in insert mode for what was written in
that session of insert mode; but once I press ESC, I cannot use BS
key for anything that
BUT, this is not the responsibility of c.vim! now i had to add this
line to c.vim, but it should be done by Vim when i changed the
filetype! because every indent script should define a variable named
b:undo_indent, and Vim will exec b:undo_indent when it use a new
indent (see indent.vim in vim
maybe you could write a function to do it.
On 11月11日, 上午9时14分, Gary Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2008-11-10, Pento [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everybody!
Now for map shortcut for example for :ls in 3 modes I need to add 3
lines to my ~/.vimrc:
F5 - show buffers
nmap F5
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 23:22, John Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2008/10/27 François Ingelrest [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone else using the latest Ubuntu 8.10?
... the GUI version is quite slow.
Is this going anywhere, François?
No, the issue is still there. As I said, GVim is usable, but
Thanks Владимир, StarWing and Mr. Shawn for the help. All of them were
very helpful and interesting :)
On Nov 10, 4:43 pm, Mr. Shawn H. Corey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2008-11-10 at 02:13 -0800, Srikanth wrote:
Lot of times I search for strings using the * command and I would
replace
38 matches
Mail list logo
