Ben Fritz, 27.05.2009:
On May 22, 12:24 pm, Markus Heidelberg markus.heidelb...@web.de
wrote:
Ben Fritz, 22.05.2009:
Why bypass the .bat wrappers?
To make vimdiff work when invoked in a shell.
I've never seen any problems with them.
I
Charles Campbell, 20.05.2009:
Linda W wrote:
I seem to remember using variable tabstops at one point - but it might
have been an older (~20-25 years ago), that I used for a while, not sure.
I seem to remember being able to something along the lines of
: vim:ts=17,34,51,55
or
#
Hi,
I am trying to run the vi editor from a C application using
'system' command(ie isystem(vi main.cpp). The issue is, most of the
keys are not working as it is supposed to be. For example, the arrow
keys and delete key are not working. Event the color scheme associated
with file opened(ie
mthread 写道:
Hi,
I am trying to run the vi editor from a C application using
'system' command(ie isystem(vi main.cpp). The issue is, most of the
keys are not working as it is supposed to be. For example, the arrow
keys and delete key are not working. Event the color scheme associated
Waters, Bill schrieb:
Doing it visually is ok. And this gets me close...
/.
:match Ignore /{pattern}/
Search highlighting for me is black text on a red background. My
normal background is black. The result of the :match Ignore
/{pattern}/ is that the pattern text is black
Hi,
Thanks a lot. An alias has been set to vim(ie alias -x vi=/usr/local/
bin/vim).
Now everything works fine. I just need to call vim instead of vi
from my C application.
On May 27, 1:12 pm, pansz panshi...@routon.com wrote:
mthread 写道:
Hi,
I am trying to run the vi editor from a
Hi,
Probably, there is an alias defined in your shell. So when invoke vi from
the shell it could be invoking vim.
And when you invoke the vi from the system() API it could be invoking vi and
not vim.
Check out all the aliases defined on your system (alias command).
The other thing that might
Hi,
I've been using emacs for a while and recently decided that I'm fed up
with it. vim looks like it will suit me much better, but I'm still
learning to use it.
One thing I don't like so much is the search highlighting behavior. In
emacs matches are highlighted while you type the
Nick Cripps schrieb:
Hi,
I've been using emacs for a while and recently decided that I'm fed up
with it. vim looks like it will suit me much better, but I'm still
learning to use it.
One thing I don't like so much is the search highlighting behavior. In
emacs matches are highlighted
marco restelli schrieb:
Dear all,
a small question: when searching for a pattern, after reaching the
bottom of the file one gets the message search hit BOTTOM, continuing
at TOP (same after hitting TOP). Is it possible to get also a beep,
together with the message?
Thank you,
Marco
*English: (sorry for my english, is not very nice)
*
Hi, I'm programmer and I always use Vi-Vim.
I work directly with source code in a host. I usually connect by telnet and
then open de code with vi. In the host is not installed Vim so if a want to
use it I have to access from my local
Nick Cripps wrote:
What I would like is to have all matches highlighted from
when I perform the search and stay highlighted only until I
press any key other than n or N (ie emacs highlighting behavior).
Frankly it's best to try things the Vim way for quite a long
while before customising it
On 27 May 2009, at 13:22, Andy Wokula wrote:
You can map a key to :nohlsearch
:h :noh
:noremap Leaderh :C-UnohlsearchCR
which is the usual approach.
That is nice and flexible.
Or you can put the following in a script file and :source it
(not deeply tested, but works ok for me).
Hi,
On 27 May 2009, at 13:50, John Beckett wrote:
Nick Cripps wrote:
What I would like is to have all matches highlighted from
when I perform the search and stay highlighted only until I
press any key other than n or N (ie emacs highlighting behavior).
Frankly it's best to try things the
Saluton Nick :)
On Wed 27 May 2009 14:37 +0200, Nick Cripps n...@gmail.com dixit:
I am pretty used to moving clearing the search highlighting like it
does in emacs but, when I think about it, I think you are right: being
able to scroll around with the highlighting staying is nice.
Your
alberto wrote:
_English: (sorry for my english, is not very nice)
_
Hi, I'm programmer and I always use Vi-Vim.
I work directly with source code in a host. I usually connect by
telnet and then open de code with vi. In the host is not installed Vim
so if a want to use it I have to
Thank you Charles,
but it is not what I need. That's why what I want is avoid browsing, the
code is in a lot of different directories but I have the list of the source
code I must modify.
I don't know if it's possible to set up a map key that read the current
line (where is the path of the source
On May 26, 9:49 pm, wilson.m@convergys.com wrote:
Hi there,
When I substitute using :s/{pattern}/{string}/{option}, I prefer to use
/{pattern} to check out
whether the pattern is satisfactory. After checking, I will run the
substitute command. However, if
the pattern string is too
On Wednesday 27 May 2009 9:22 am, alberto wrote:
Thank you Charles,
but it is not what I need. That's why what I want is avoid browsing, the
code is in a lot of different directories but I have the list of the source
code I must modify.
I don't know if it's possible to set up a map key
On May 27, 1:45 am, Markus Heidelberg markus.heidelb...@web.de
wrote:
I didn't mean the built-in interpreter of cmd.exe when I talked about
shell, but sh.exe or bash.exe or something.
Sorry, my mistake. Somehow I missed the part where we were talking
about cygwin in this thread. I tend to
On May 26, 12:50 pm, marco restelli mreste...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
a small question: when searching for a pattern, after reaching the
bottom of the file one gets the message search hit BOTTOM, continuing
at TOP (same after hitting TOP). Is it possible to get also a beep,
together
_sc_ wrote:
On Wednesday 27 May 2009 9:22 am, alberto wrote:
Thank you Charles,
but it is not what I need. That's why what I want is avoid browsing, the
code is in a lot of different directories but I have the list of the source
code I must modify.
I don't know if it's possible to set
YES!
thank you!
2009/5/27 Charles Campbell charles.e.campb...@nasa.gov
_sc_ wrote:
On Wednesday 27 May 2009 9:22 am, alberto wrote:
Thank you Charles,
but it is not what I need. That's why what I want is avoid browsing, the
code is in a lot of different directories but I have
alberto wrote:
Thank you Charles,
but it is not what I need. That's why what I want is avoid browsing,
the code is in a lot of different directories but I have the list of
the source code I must modify.
I don't know if it's possible to set up a map key that read the
current line (where
On May 26, 10:33 am, David Fishburn dfishburn@gmail.com wrote:
Now it C-W C-W, switch back to the original buffer and hit it again C-W C-W.
My cursor will not re-enter the quickfix window.
Using the mouse also does not work.
When I do click on the window, my cursor is actually moved to
When I substitute using :s/{pattern}/{string}/{option}, I prefer
to use /{pattern} to check out...
You already got answer by now, but in general, if you just need to
modify the pattern if it be *un*satisfactory, just type '/' and then
scroll through the earlier search patterns with the up/down
Does anyone know the proper / quick and dirty way to just quit, darn
it?
I use this:
:qa
Or alt-F4. :D
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On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 26, 12:50 pm, marco restelli mreste...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
a small question: when searching for a pattern, after reaching the
bottom of the file one gets the message search hit BOTTOM, continuing
at
:help 'wrapscan'
Ben, thank you, this is indeed my problem! I like the wrapping though,
I just find it too silent.
You can make it easy to toggle this on/off:
:nnoremap f4 :set wrapscan!barset wrapscan?cr
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How can I write the output of :il /pattern/ or other such results
to a file?
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Now when I use gt command I go to the tab to the right. Can I
configure vim to go to the tab last used (like in opera browser)?
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Hi!,
try with gT.
Saludos
2009/5/27 netimen neti...@gmail.com
Now when I use gt command I go to the tab to the right. Can I
configure vim to go to the tab last used (like in opera browser)?
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On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 08:31:55AM -0700, Bee wrote:
How can I write the output of :il /pattern/ or other such results
to a file?
:help redir
:redir file
:silent il /pattern/
:redir END
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thanks, but I mean another thing. I have 5 tabs and I use 2-nd and 4-
th. I want gt jumping from 2-nd tab to 4-th, not to 3-d, and then from
4-th back to 2-nd. So the tab order is not left--right, but most
recently used -- less recently used
On 27 май, 20:03, alberto artel...@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 May 2009, at 11:51, Nick Cripps wrote:
Hi,
I've been using emacs for a while and recently decided that I'm fed up
with it. vim looks like it will suit me much better, but I'm still
learning to use it.
One thing I don't like so much is the search highlighting behavior. In
emacs
I changed my vimrc config file and now it seems like the new config
that i use has reset the mapping to mark points in a file using: m
key
I want to map m to set marks can someone tell me how to do this?
Thanks!
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On May 27, 10:28 am, Joy harshi@gmail.com wrote:
I changed my vimrc config file and now it seems like the new config
that i use has reset the mapping to mark points in a file using: m
key
I want to map m to set marks can someone tell me how to do this?
If I understand correctly, you
Hola.
Currently, I use...
View last search results in their own window (Cur file)
nmap leaderw :vimgrep //j %CR:copenCRCR
to open up a quickfix window of my last searched term in my quickfix
window. I usually have a number of buffers open; is it possible to do the
same behavior, but in all
On 11:26 Wed 27 May , Gene Kwiecinski wrote:
Or alt-F4. :D
Strangely, this doesn't quit vim at all. ;-)
Kind regards from my fourth workspace,
Kai
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On May 27, 1:18 pm, Chris Mueller wormina...@gmail.com wrote:
Hola.
Currently, I use...
View last search results in their own window (Cur file)
nmap leaderw :vimgrep //j %CR:copenCRCR
to open up a quickfix window of my last searched term in my quickfix
window. I usually have a number
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 27, 1:18 pm, Chris Mueller wormina...@gmail.com wrote:
Hola.
Currently, I use...
View last search results in their own window (Cur file)
nmap leaderw :vimgrep //j %CR:copenCRCR
to open up a
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 02:18:21PM -0400, Chris Mueller wrote:
Hola.
Currently, I use...
View last search results in their own window (Cur file)
nmap leaderw :vimgrep //j %CR:copenCRCR
to open up a quickfix window of my last searched term in my quickfix
window. I usually have a
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 07:16:54PM -0700, Ben Fritz wrote:
Shameful plug: there is also a patch available to enhance the
treatment of folds in the TOhtml output:
It's actually wonderful, really, but it would be better if it has an option to
remove the foldcolumn(I know it has!) and make the
View last search results in their own window (Cur file)
nmap leaderw :vimgrep //j %CR:copenCRCR
to open up a quickfix window of my last searched term in my quickfix
window. I usually have a number of buffers open; is it possible to do the
same behavior, but in all open buffers? (I'd like
Hello,
I am writing à Vim script.
I put the script into ~/.vim/plugin folder.
The script run automatically at the startup of Vim.
I would like to know if there is an event listener function.
I want to use it in order to know when a Vim user is pushing a key, or change of
line, ...
Is it
marco restelli wrote:
I like the wrapping though, I just find it too silent.
I totally agree, but beeps are worse. What I do is to change the
colour of the 'search hit BOTTOM' message to something that
stands out. The following works very well in the Elflord colour
scheme that I use (black
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Sounds like you want autocommands.
See :h auto
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