TheLonelyStar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To change the highlighting of the current line, I have this in my .vimrc:
> hi CursorLine guisp=NONE gui=NONE guifg=NONE guibg=darkgrey
> ctermfg=NONE ctermbg=darkgrey term=NONE cterm=NONE
>
> My problem is, that darkgrey is not dark enough for me!
> I tri
In the past I have used the search commands:
"[[" to jump to the top of a file and
"]]" to jump to the bottom of the file.
The behavior when I type the search strings quickly is "E486 Pattern
not found:..." When I type the string SLOWLY it appears to work as it
has in the past.
Has anyone els
Hi,
sorry for being offline for a week. I had to make
an unplanned journey...
Now I am busy in doing all that stuff, which had
to wait a week and is now crying "URGENT!" at me.
Please give me some time for it -- after that I will
respond more directly to your help.
Have a nice sunday and than
On Sun 12 Jul 2009 at 06:08:56 PDT Dominique Pell? wrote:
>
>Specifying colors as #0f0f0f is only for the GUI (guifbg=#0f0f0f) but can't
>be done for the terminal since ctermgui= requires a color name or color index.
>
>So what can you do? I highly recommend using the CSApprox plugin, or
>the gu
darinpeterson schrieb:
> In the past I have used the search commands:
>
> "[[" to jump to the top of a file and
>
> "]]" to jump to the bottom of the file.
>
> The behavior when I type the search strings quickly is "E486 Pattern
> not found:..." When I type the string SLOWLY it appears to work
Tony Mechelynck skrev:
> On 07/07/09 22:22, Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
>> Ben Fritz skrev:
>>>
>>> On Jul 7, 12:17 pm, Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
Tony Mechelynck skrev:
> for all buffers: in your vimrc
> set matchpairs+=<:>
> for all files of a given filetype (e.g. html): i
Saluton Meino :)
dixit:
> Now I am busy in doing all that stuff, which had
> to wait a week and is now crying "URGENT!" at me.
I suppose you're in a hurry, Meino, but please don't toppost, specially
if you are going to quote the entire message you're replying to which is
150 lines long ;)
--
It appears that the community is almost there in terms of getting gVim
to work with Eclipse, but I can't seem to find the magic formula to
get things working.
Here is my current setup:
* Windows Vista SP2
* Eclipse Version: 3.4.2 Build id: M20090211-1700
* gVim version 7.2
I have the OLE version
On 12/07/09 19:24, Andy Wokula wrote:
>
> darinpeterson schrieb:
>> In the past I have used the search commands:
>>
>> "[[" to jump to the top of a file and
>>
>> "]]" to jump to the bottom of the file.
>>
>> The behavior when I type the search strings quickly is "E486 Pattern
>> not found:..." W
When I compile a document with errors in vim-latex I get a quickfix
window. Hitting Ctrl+] on one of the items of the quickfix list should
take me to the line of the error but instead I get
E433: No tags file
E426: tag not found:
I looked at :help tags andI thought that the problem would b
On 12/07/09 20:22, Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
[...]
> What's an |after-directory| ?
>
> /BP
See ":help after-directory" without the quotes (and scroll a little up
and down). Typically, they are the two last ones in 'runtimepath', and
anything under them. For instance, the after-directories for
at wrote:
> When I compile a document with errors in vim-latex I get a
> quickfix window. Hitting Ctrl+] on one of the items of the
> quickfix list should take me to the line of the error
No. Pressing Enter (or double-clicking) a line takes you to the
error. Ctrl-] does what it does in any window
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