RE: Remove message "Cannot Load registered type library" : "Do you want to register"

geoffrey.wood wrote: >> I have copied my gvim installation on a USB stick. When I >> place that USB stick into another system and I run gvim from >> there it comes with the message "Cannot Load registered type >> library" >> "Do you want to register" >> "Yes/No" >> >> Can this message be removed?

Re: Problem with minibuf explorer and project plugin

On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Alessandro Antonello wrote: > > Could you send the versions of MiniBufExplorer and Project plugins that you > are using? And, I forgot, your are running gVim on Windows, Linux or Mac? I > use both plugins for more than 3 years and never had a problem like that. I'm

Re: Remove message "Cannot Load registered type library" : "Do you want to register"

> Assuming you are not using that (:help ole), in principle you > could compile your own Vim without that feature. However, in > practice, it's a daunting process. > I have never seen this message (my Windows Vim does not have > +ole), but I thought you could just say "no" and Vim would still > w

Re: Applying 4 commands repetetively

Thank you very much for all your help, that definitely clarifies it for me! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Applying-4-commands-repetetively-tp25068524p25080890.html Sent from the Vim - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --~--~-~--~~~---

Re: Remove message "Cannot Load registered type library" : "Do you want to register"

On Aug 20, 10:25 pm, wrote: > http://portableapps.com/node/15654 Referring to the portableapss.com thread, there is a version without OLE feature enabled on offer as build by me. You can try it out. Also I have included the build script in that thread for anyone who would like to build their ow

Re: vim plugin for mac mail

On Aug 20, 9:29 pm, Israel Chauca Fuentes wrote: > On Aug 20, 9:15 am, Peng  Yu wrote: > > > I'm using Mac Mail to check my emails. I would love to have an vim > > plugin so that I use vim to edit my emails. I know that there is a > > plugin for thunderbird. I am wondering if there is one for

Re: Applying 4 commands repetetively

That clears things up a bit. I'll still with using the exec commands. Is there an Ex command for the normal-mode command "15x" ?? (deleting 15 characters) ?? exec 'normal 15x' did do the trick for me, but I'm just curious to see if there's an Ex analog. -- View this message in context: http:

Re: R indentation

On Aug 21, 12:15 am, Tom wrote: > > The indented result of the 'whatcdf.R' is like the following, which is > > obviously not correct. 'for' statement should be aligned with > > 'library'; 'print' should be aligned with 'pname' in the 3rd line. > > > library(makecdfenv) > >   for (f in list.celf

Re: Applying 4 commands repetetively

> I'll still with using the exec commands. Is there an Ex command for the > normal-mode command "15x" ?? (deleting 15 characters) ?? > > exec 'normal 15x' did do the trick for me, but I'm just curious to see if > there's an Ex analog. In Ex mode, I'd normally do this with a :substitute as in

New to Vim -- an introduction

Hi all, I just began using Vim about two weeks ago, and oh how I wish I broke down and tried it 10 years ago. Seems as though it fit right into my work style, as I don't feel as though I had a learning curve at all. Vim is an absolutely fantastic piece of software. Words can not describe how ecs

Re: R indentation

> I don't specify any options except that I copy your vim code into > '~/.vim/indent/r.vim'. Do you know how I may find what is causing the > problem? Is the filetype actually set to R? By default, the .R suffix is mapped to rexx. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You receive