Re: How stop post from this list HELP

2009-08-18 Thread Jan-Herbert Damm
Hello, Anders Persson wrote: > > i did use this list for some year ago, and i cancel it a long ago, > for 2 days ago, it starts sending mail to me, and i have tryed > to cancel since. > I have tryed the instruction a www.wimorg.com but i get > that the adress is missing. > Could some tell me how

How stop post from this list HELP

2009-08-18 Thread Anders Persson
i did use this list for some year ago, and i cancel it a long ago, for 2 days ago, it starts sending mail to me, and i have tryed to cancel since. I have tryed the instruction a www.wimorg.com but i get that the adress is missing. Could some tell me how to do this PLEASE... -- med vänliga hälsn

changing what counts as a paragraph

2009-08-18 Thread at
My .tex files typically look like... -- This is some text that I'm writing in a paragraph, blah blah blah, etc. etc. \begin{equation} a = b + c \end{equation} --- I currently have formatoptions = tcqwa. This works great for the text pa

Re: Automatically formatting (adding spaces)

2009-08-18 Thread Tony Mechelynck
On 17/08/09 12:08, visiondude wrote: > >> nnoremap :%!astyle > > OK, but this will reformat the entire file at once. However, I need to > reformat only a single function, or any block of selected code. As > mentioned earlier, the solution with equalprg works for me, the > strange behavior on one

A windows file type question

2009-08-18 Thread Bland, Alan
I use Vim on both unix and Windows. The Windows version has a "feature" that guesses what type of file I want to open. I want to either turn it off or change it to something that fits reality. For example, if I am editing a C file and want to open the associated header file, the open file brows

keybindings broken under GNU screen

2009-08-18 Thread k
Hi, I've setup the alt + arrow key binding for changing tab [1], this stops working under GNU screen, while works correctly when I use just the terminal. Could someone try this and report if this is a common issue? Anyone has a suggestion on how to fix it? I tried with no success to ask on the scr

Re: weird plug in problem

2009-08-18 Thread scrooloose
Hi nicolas The nerd commenter uses the &commentstring setting to determine which delimiters are used for python. &cms was being set in $VIMRUNTIME/ ftplugin/python.vim, but since python_editing.vim does a "let did_ftplugin=1", python.vim bails without setting &cms. Since python_editing.vim is re

Re: Vim Tutorial Screencasts

2009-08-18 Thread Derek Wyatt
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Ben Fritz wrote: > I haven't looked at more than a few minutes of a few of these, but > they look pretty good. Nice work! They all seem to be found in > http://vimeo.com/tag:vim (though there is some garbage there as well). > > I'm thinking about adding a link to

RE: Vim Tutorial Screencasts

2009-08-18 Thread John Beckett
Ben Fritz wrote: > I'm thinking about adding a link to http://vimeo.com/tag:vim > or to just your own videos > (http://vimeo.com/user1690209/videos) to the list on the wiki > here: > > http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vim_documentation#Vim_references.2C_ > tutorials.2C_guides Good idea, but just the sec

weird plug in problem

2009-08-18 Thread Nicolas Aggelidis
hi vimmers, i have nerd commenter plug in installed. Today i tried installing Efficient python folding. After installing the folding plugin nerd stopped functioning correctly. Instead of commenting with #. it did /* ... */ any other python programmers with the same problem? anyway to sol

Re: Vim Tutorial Screencasts

2009-08-18 Thread Ben Fritz
On Aug 15, 4:32 pm, Derek Wyatt wrote: > Hi folks, > > I just popped my head in to let you know that I've started putting up > some Vim Tutorial Screencasts athttp://vimeo.com/user1690209/videos. > I'll also be trying out some little one-liners on Twitter > athttp://twitter.com/derekwyatt. > >

Re: Useless filler space below horizontal scrollbar in gVim?

2009-08-18 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Am 18.08.2009 07:12, Kalebmcc schrieb: > > So I have the bottom scrollbar enabled to compliment set wrap! and there is > some useless space beneath it when I maximize Vim. > > When the window is not maximized, the scrollbar is the bottom of the Vim > window. When I do maximize it, a block of fi

Re: Vim Tutorial Screencasts

2009-08-18 Thread Derek Wyatt
(Quoted email is below. This is a limitation of the BlackBerry) Starting with the "Destruction is Good" screencast, I've started using KeyCastr to show the keys I'm hitting. Does that work for you to help in seeing what I'm doing? I will definitely try to start speaking more slowly :). I always

Re: Vim Tutorial Screencasts

2009-08-18 Thread caruso_g
Derek, wow, really impressive… thanks a lot, great work. I have a request, well, a pair actually, may I? :) 1) could you, please, speak a little bit s l o w l y? I am sorry, I am not english mother language so I have some difficulties in understanding spoken english. Of course, I think I am not th

Your own text objects: extending selection

2009-08-18 Thread Maxim Kim
Hi, I want 'header' text object (select with 'vah') to be extendable by further `ah` presses like ordinary `vaw`, `aw` works. So this is example data: = Header 1 = asdflkja asdlfkj asldfkj lkasdjf == Header 2 == asdfsad asdfasdf sdfasdfas asdfa = Header 1 = asdfasdfk This is my attempt: funct