anna wrote:
> I want to have a blinking highlight similar like cursor.
Eeek. Please specify the exact system (Vim, terminal/gvim,
operating system), then someone may have some info.
> Is it also possible to highlight different patterns with
> different color at the same time?
I use a good tip f
Saluton :)
Sorry for the delay, I missed this email!
skribis:
>> > What I would like to do is to work on different projects in the
>> > same Vim program. As far as I know a tab page holds a group of
>> > windows, not a buffer list but I am wondering if I can use one tab
>> > for one project and
Dear all:
I have problem about tools/xcmdsrv_client.c. How I can issue
tow command through this channel by the code? I modify as the below:
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
char*res;
int code;
int t; // *
Display *dpy; // *
dpy = XOpenDisplay(NULL); // *
if
Thanks Christian and Tim.
I will update the WordFrequency tip with your improved version,
but with great reluctance because frankly the tip will never win
an "obfuscated scripting" award looking like that!
I will keep the original commands as testimony to human
ingenuity (probably the author use
Hi there,
I want to have a blinking highlight similar like cursor. Is that
possible?
Anybody can help me?
Is it also possible to highlight different patterns with different
color at the same time? I created several user-defined highlight. But,
when I use 'match' to highlight a pattern, then the
Hi
I'm in the process of converting my CVS repositories to Git, and I
wondered if anyne had written a syntax file for the fast-import files?
regards, Andy
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Hi,
where is ftp.vim.org gone?
The server still exists...but the contents seems to be gone with the
wind?
Hopefully not...
Best regards
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MK wrote:
> Hi. I do work on a remote server via ssh and vim. Vim is also my
> editor of choice at home, or anywhere else. However, the vim on the
> server presents line numbers with a massive offset; normally mine
> appear:
>
> 8
> 9
> 10
>
> These appear:
> 1
> 2
>
> at
Hi MK!
On Di, 13 Okt 2009, MK wrote:
> editor of choice at home, or anywhere else. However, the vim on the
> server presents line numbers with a massive offset; normally mine
> appear:
>
> 8
> 9
> 10
>
> These appear:
> 1
> 2
>
> at least an entire 8 space tabstop in. I h
Hi. I do work on a remote server via ssh and vim. Vim is also my
editor of choice at home, or anywhere else. However, the vim on the
server presents line numbers with a massive offset; normally mine
appear:
8
9
10
These appear:
1
2
at least an entire 8 space tabstop in.
Hi Tim!
On Di, 13 Okt 2009, Tim Chase wrote:
> > let b[word]=(exists("b[word]")?b[word]+1:1
>
> This can be more clea[rn]ly written as
>
>let b[word]=get(b, word, 0) + 1
Thanks. I first tried let b[word]+=1, but this didn't work, so this was
my 2nd try. Thanks for pointing that out.
> function! WordFrequency1() range
> let a=[]
> let b={}
> let a=split(join(getline(a:firstline,a:lastline)),'\A\+')
> for word in a
> let b[word]=(exists("b[word]")?b[word]+1:1
This can be more clea[rn]ly written as
let b[word]=get(b, word, 0) + 1
which gets "b[word]" if it exis
Hi John!
On Di, 13 Okt 2009, John Beckett wrote:
> I am going to blame you for encouraging me to make a user
> command to run the code more easily. It is surprisingly sweet,
> although I definitely have to do some other stuff now, so I will
> leave testing the code as an exercise for the reader.
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Chris Suter wrote:
> Hahaha. Brilliant -- it's actually an implementation of the
> map reduce word count algorithm in vim. I've used something
> similar to the 3rd step before to create a list of numbers in
> increasing order (i.e. 10i010kqqvawyjvawp^a...@q) and
> I *almost* suggested something al
Hi Keyan!
On Di, 13 Okt 2009, Keyan wrote:
> i have the following problem. for cpp, perl, and others, i have set
>
> inoremap { { }O
>
> when is switch to .tex, where i dont want this setting, i have to use
Well, the obvious solution would be to use inoremap { … only
for cpp, perl and all y
On 13 окт, 09:32, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Strange, I tried it yesterday and was sure it worked. But now I get the
> same result. That is strange. But Andy kindly provided the right answer.
thanks guys!
this solution worked for me:
gvim --remote-tab-silent +tabmove999
Best regards
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> Did you execute :syntax enable ?
Yes, didn't help :(
> Could you post your .vimrc and the output of :scriptnames ?
a) my .vimrc :
---
set runtimepath=/usr/share/vim/vim72
if &term =~ "xterm-color"
if has("terminfo")
set t_Co=8
set t_
On 13 окт, 11:27, Keyan wrote:
> hi,
>
> can i somehow ask if there was one set, or is there a better way to
> solve the problem?
Add the following line
inoremap { { }O
into the files(create if needed):
.vim/after/ftplugin/perl.vim
.vim/after/ftplugin/cpp.vim
etc.
:h map-
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Hi Mahurshi!
On Mo, 12 Okt 2009, Mahurshi Akilla wrote:
> Once in a while, we need to open up more than one file and do a set of
> operations. For e.g., search for A, do something, then search for B,
> do something else, and so on. Is there a way you can put A, B, C, etc
> in a list and let vi
hi,
i have the following problem. for cpp, perl, and others, i have set
inoremap { { }O
when is switch to .tex, where i dont want this setting, i have to use
iunmap {
but i cant put the last line in my tex.vim, because in case i havent
worked on a .cpp buffer before switching to a vim buffe
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