On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 01:35:53AM EST, Marc Weber wrote:
> > In any event, thanks much for your comments. I'll study your script when
> > time allows, and I'm sure things will become a lot clearer.
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> I'm unsure what you want to do.
:-)
No wonder, I haven't a clue myself.
It's
> In any event, thanks much for your comments. I'll study your script when
> time allows, and I'm sure things will become a lot clearer.
Hi Chris,
I'm unsure what you want to do.
you can just do
feed_to_vim(){
"$@" > /tmp/file
vim --server --command :cfile /tmp/file
}
Syntax is wrong. But yo
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 11:48:54PM EST, Marc Weber wrote:
> > Would a compile task be an example, and the call back opens a tab
> > with a list of errors for instance.? Or is it just a message
> > displayed at the bottom of the screen to inform the user that the
> > task has completed, and a possi
> Would a compile task be an example, and the call back opens a tab with
> a list of errors for instance.? Or is it just a message displayed at the
> bottom of the screen to inform the user that the task has completed, and
> a possible completion code?
You usually prefer quickfix or errorlists ove
Hi,
For some reason I need to access some local service within vim, this can
be Unix socket (d-bus, x message, etc.) or TCP socket (http, ftp, etc.).
A typical example is an IM engine, which can provide service to both XIM
and vimim. The engine may need a relatively long start-up time to build
Thanks for your reply. I'm trying to write a vim plugin that checks trailing
comma for .js file, I'm using "match Error" when the buffer saves, but there
is another function in the plugin:
:vimgrep /the regex/ **/*.js
so there should be a regex to fit these 2 functions.
//Brs
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Timothy Madden 写道:
> Hello
>
> I compiled vim on a debian server and installed in in my home folder
> (~/usr/local),
> but the resulting executable can see no fonts when I press Tab on
>:set guifont=
> and the default font is looking too condensed. The Edit menu has no GUI Font
> entry.
X11-A
ViZpal wrote:
> On Dec 13, 5:44 pm, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> > Hello Vim users!
> >
> > The Vim calendar has been updated for 2010. I replaced the info about
> > my old A-A-P project with Zimbu, which you probably find a bit more
> > interesting. You can find the calendar in PDF format, ready t
Bill Lam wrote:
> lun, 14 Dec 2009, Isaac skribis:
> > World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to
> > working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to
> > reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and
> > injustice.
>
> I heard this o
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 12:52 AM, MK wrote:
> I just installed ubuntu 9.10 and the stock vim does not recognize --remote,
> which totally cripples the way I work with it, so I built from the 7.2
> source, which I have done on FC and debian quite a few times. It appears to
> build fine, but when
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 09:58:59AM EST, Marc Weber wrote:
> > If I understand correctly, you're in Vim and start some long running
> > task in the background so you can do something else in the meantime?
> Yes, basically I do a
>
> :!sh -c "runtask ; call_back_into_vim" &
Would a compile task be
Gabor Urban wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to extend the standard Oracle-sql syntax description to
> recognize special PL-SQL elements. Where should I put the personalized
> file to avoid tempering with the distributed syntax file?
>
> Gabor
I can't answer your question, but Vim already has a pls
Hi,
I would like to extend the standard Oracle-sql syntax description to
recognize special PL-SQL elements. Where should I put the personalized
file to avoid tempering with the distributed syntax file?
Gabor
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On 2009-12-14, Gary Johnson wrote:
> Rather than build your own vim with +X11, etc., you could link gvim
> to a vim that appears earlier in your PATH than your distribution's
> vim, e.g.,
>
> ln -s $(which gvim) ~/bin
Sorry, that's wrong. It should be
ln -s $(which gvim) ~/bin/vim
Reg
On 2009-12-14, Paul wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 09:30:48AM -0800, Gary Johnson wrote:
> >diff <(vim --version) <(gvim --version)
> >
> >I suspect that your vim and your gvim are different binaries and
> >that gvim has support for the mouse compiled in whereas vim does
> >not.
>
> My golly
>> I suspect that your vim and your gvim are different binaries
>> and that gvim has support for the mouse compiled in whereas
>> vim does not.
>
> My golly, you are right! I'll paste the diff below. I guess
> I'll have to compile with +X11, unless I can start gvim like
> -v but with compatible mo
By the fact that you mention ":match ...", may I assume you're
defining rules in a syntax file?
If so, you should be able to do what you want using 'contained' --
i.e., make sure that "match Error" is flagged with "contained", and
not contained in the comment group, but is contained in other(s);
po
You could use the command
:s/\n//
But note you may not get exactly the same result as J. Since the
(example) line ends with a period, when I join those two lines, I get
two blanks between the '.' and the 'T' (see 'joinspaces').
Also, it moves the cursor to the beginning of the line (vs. the joi
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 09:30:48AM -0800, Gary Johnson wrote:
>diff <(vim --version) <(gvim --version)
>
>I suspect that your vim and your gvim are different binaries and
>that gvim has support for the mouse compiled in whereas vim does
>not.
My golly, you are right! I'll paste the diff below.
On 2009-12-14, Paul wrote:
> The only way I can get the mouse to move a split window partition
> within vim is to start it as 'gvim -v'. (I have set mouse=a in
> .vimrc already.) This starts in nocompatible mode. I did a diff of
> the options (:set) when running as vim and gvim -v, and the only
> d
On Dec 14, 8:41 am, Aarto Matti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to apply highlighting to a particular text block or lines
> range (from line n to line m), whatever but not the whole buffer?
Aarto,
If I understand what you're asking, you can do it with the Txtfmt
plugin:
http://www.vim.org/sc
The only way I can get the mouse to move a split window partition within vim is
to start it as 'gvim -v'. (I have set mouse=a in .vimrc already.) This starts
in nocompatible mode. I did a diff of the options (:set) when running as vim
and gvim -v, and the only difference is that gvim -v has
gui
On Dec 13, 3:18 am, "John Beckett" wrote:
> FYI: More nonsense from Wikia.
>
> Some of you have accounts at vim.wikia.com and if you go to your
> "My Home" page you will notice a new feature. Here is the
> announcement (it does not say much):
>
> http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Toughpigs/Wik
On Dec 12, 4:20 pm, Uday K2 wrote:
>
> When I store the above command in a script file, and use
> vim -s
On Dec 14, 5:24 am, Tim Chase wrote:
> Jeremy wrote:
> > I have a map set whenever I enter 'ib' (without quotes) the text
> > expands. However, sometimes I write ib as part of a word and I don't
> > want the map to be executed unless it is part of a word all by
> > itself. Is it possible to do
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 7:24 AM, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
>> Bram, could this be added to the todo list?
>
> It's already there.
>
Oops, so it is. Sorry. I thought I searched todo.txt for shellxquote,
but I see now I must have had a typo in my search or something.
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On 12/14/2009 9:36 AM, bill lam wrote:
> lun, 14 Dec 2009, Isaac skribis:
>
>> World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to
>> working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to
>> reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and
>> injusti
> If I understand correctly, you're in Vim and start some long running
> task in the background so you can do something else in the meantime?
Yes, basically I do a
:!sh -c "runtask ; call_back_into_vim" &
Good luck
Marc Weber
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>I have a map set whenever I enter 'ib' (without quotes) the text
expands. However, sometimes I write ib as part of a word and I don't
want the map to be executed unless it is part of a word all by
itself. Is it possible to do this? Or perhaps to wait a bit of time
to see if I type anything aft
Hello,
Is it possible to apply highlighting to a particular text block or lines
range (from line n to line m), whatever but not the whole buffer?
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lun, 14 Dec 2009, Isaac skribis:
> World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to
> working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to
> reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and
> injustice.
I heard this organisation is being well known
Jeremy wrote:
> I have a map set whenever I enter 'ib' (without quotes) the text
> expands. However, sometimes I write ib as part of a word and I don't
> want the map to be executed unless it is part of a word all by
> itself. Is it possible to do this? Or perhaps to wait a bit of time
> to see
On Monday 14 December 2009 03:35, Chris Jones wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 05:18:50PM EST, Suresh Govindachar wrote:
> > Around Sunday, December 13, 2009 8:24 AM, Bora Sahin asked:
> > > I would like to interface gdb to Vim. I know there are a few
> > > alternatives but as far as I see none o
Hi Suresh,
> How about
> http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/VimTip357
> which relates to the plugin
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=84
>
> --Suresh
Thanks for the link. I think it gives enough tips to implement what I
mentioned.
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On Dec 13, 5:44 pm, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> Hello Vim users!
>
> The Vim calendar has been updated for 2010. I replaced the info about
> my old A-A-P project with Zimbu, which you probably find a bit more
> interesting. You can find the calendar in PDF format, ready to print,
> here:http://www
I am using Vim OLE for my implementation. Sometimes, I have to send a
large number of messages to OLE server (using SendKeys method), and I
can't afford to avoid that. I find that among these messages, some
messages are dropped randomly (or at least I haven't found the pattern
yet).
My questions ar
Hello,
I'd like to map vim's command for ctags' jump to definition to a
new key, though I'm having some trouble with it. Before that vim shall
split the window.
I tried the following:
map :sp ,
map :sp >
but both of them don't seem to work. If I write :> the
correct string is formed, thoug
Hi epanda!
On So, 13 Dez 2009, epanda wrote:
> I have done a func that I call on that way :
>
> :%s/myPattern/\=MY_FUNC(submatch(4),submatch(5),submatch(3),submatch
> (2))/
>
>
>
> I would like to not substitute the pattern, just analyse each line.
I think, this should work:
Define your func
> Hi,
>
> epanda schrieb:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I have done a func that I call on that way :
>
> > :%s/myPattern/\=MY_FUNC(submatch(4),submatch(5),submatch(3),submatch
> > (2))/
>
> > I would like to not substitute the pattern, just analyse each line.
> > Thanks
>
> add \zs at the end of the search patte
Hi,
I have this kind of text.
a/Dddd: "P/TTT/M",\
"PPP/T/MS",\
"PPP/T/MS"
I would like to indent from the second to the last line in order to
have this result :
a/Dd
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