backspace creates odd multibyte characters

Hi, this is either a bug or a feature causing bugs :) My problem is that sometimes when I edit a file in vim, and I press backspace and then enter another character, vim inserts an odd character in some outlying UTF-8 plane. This is obviously troublesome as the character often looks almost like th

Re: Doing Unix on Windows

meino.cra...@gmx.de 写道: Hi, at home I am using Vim on Linux. at work I am using Vim on Windows. I am a Unixxer... At work I am not allowed all that nice gimmicks like grep, find, sed etc. which were ported to windows also due to security reasons. I would like to get back some of that

Re: Doing Unix on Windows

On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 10:52 AM, wrote: > > Hi, > > at home I am using Vim on Linux. > at work I am using Vim on Windows. > I am a Unixxer... > > At work I am not allowed all that nice gimmicks like > grep, find, sed etc. which were ported to windows also > due to security reasons. > > I

Re: xterm geometry and vim display glitches

mer, 21 Apr 2010, Matt Wozniski skribis: > On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 9:48 PM, bill lam wrote: > > lun, 19 Apr 2010, anatoly techtonik skribis: > >> Can this be related to so-called 'compatible' mode? > >> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim/+bug/491615 > >> > > > > Don't know.  My main

Doing Unix on Windows

Hi, at home I am using Vim on Linux. at work I am using Vim on Windows. I am a Unixxer... At work I am not allowed all that nice gimmicks like grep, find, sed etc. which were ported to windows also due to security reasons. I would like to get back some of that functionality mainly of t

Re: xterm geometry and vim display glitches

On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 9:48 PM, bill lam wrote: > lun, 19 Apr 2010, anatoly techtonik skribis: >> Can this be related to so-called 'compatible' mode? >> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim/+bug/491615 >> > > Don't know.  My main point was that vim apparently ignore the fact > that '

Re: Translation of a unix to dos file format in a NT .bat

Jean Johner 写道: On Apr 15, 4:06 pm, Tony Mechelynck wrote: But why install "special" unix2dos (and dos2unix) binaries when you already have Vim? Thank you, Tony, I am going to have a look. At work, I use a unix server so that all my fortran code is in unix format. When I want to run a code l

Re: How to use a map on visually high-lighted text?

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Ben Fritz wrote: > > > On Apr 20, 4:40 pm, stosss wrote: >> >> map #6 iea " wraps one word >> >> map #7 iea " wraps one word >> > > You want to be able to wrap arbitrary areas, you suggested using a > visual selection to do so. If you want to stick with your prio

Re: How to use a map on visually high-lighted text?

On Apr 20, 4:40 pm, stosss wrote: > > map #6 iea " wraps one word > > map #7 iea " wraps one word > You want to be able to wrap arbitrary areas, you suggested using a visual selection to do so. If you want to stick with your prior approach (jump to the beginning, insert text, jump to the end, i

Re: run a script in current directory when startup

Dear chip, thank you so much. On 4/21/10, Charles Campbell wrote: > Wayne wrote: >> Hi all, >> First, I'm sorry for not searching if any such subject had exist >> before this mail. >> >> I have some configuration info specific to project such as path, tags >> file, and other special settings. And

Re: run a script in current directory when startup

Wayne wrote: Hi all, First, I'm sorry for not searching if any such subject had exist before this mail. I have some configuration info specific to project such as path, tags file, and other special settings. And I should apply these settings manually after vim is started. These settings is n