On Aug 19, 8:06 pm, Bee <200...@calcentral.com> wrote:
> Bee wrote:
> > How can the x be moved into the ReplaceWithEncoding() function?
>
> > This will replace the selected text with the encoded text and restore
> > the " register.
>
> > function ReplaceWithEncoding()
> > let save = @0
> > let
Bee wrote:
> How can the x be moved into the ReplaceWithEncoding() function?
>
> This will replace the selected text with the encoded text and restore
> the " register.
>
> function ReplaceWithEncoding()
> let save = @0
> let @" = Encode(@")
> normal P
> let @" = save
> endfun
>
> vmap x:c
How can the x be moved into the ReplaceWithEncoding() function?
This will replace the selected text with the encoded text and restore
the " register.
function ReplaceWithEncoding()
let save = @0
let @" = Encode(@")
normal P
let @" = save
endfun
vmap x:call ReplaceWithEncoding()
-Bill
On 8月19日, 下午7时11分, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi eliweiq001!
>
> On Do, 19 Aug 2010, eliweiq001 wrote:
>
> > I am using a portable edition of gVim in windows.
> > I have to open gVim and then open a .c file every time,( for learning
> > programing ), so I want a function and map a key to it, t
On 8月19日, 下午10时13分, bill lam wrote:
> Чтв, 19 Авг 2010, eliweiq001 писал(а):
>
> If you want to open the latest modified file by vim, you the use the
> RecentFiles.vim plugin (there are some others, but I cannot recall their
> names), which can display a list of most recently used files.
>
> --
On 8月19日, 下午10时13分, bill lam wrote:
> Чтв, 19 Авг 2010, eliweiq001 писал(а):
>
> If you want to open the latest modified file by vim, you the use the
> RecentFiles.vim plugin (there are some others, but I cannot recall their
> names), which can display a list of most recently used files.
>
> --
On 8月19日, 下午10时13分, bill lam wrote:
> Чтв, 19 Авг 2010, eliweiq001 писал(а):
>
> If you want to open the latest modified file by vim, you the use the
> RecentFiles.vim plugin (there are some others, but I cannot recall their
> names), which can display a list of most recently used files.
>
> --
> May I suggest that you look into Christian Brabandt's NarrowRegion plugin.
> A procedure, after having installed NarrowRegion:
>
> * edit buffer
> * select lines with V
> * :NR(this will make a "narrow region" buffer holding just those lines)
> * select other lines with V
> * :NR
> * in each
Eric Tetz wrote:
> Turns out the problem (for me) is not changing buffers, it's changing
> fonts (my Vim setup uses custom fonts for certain file types).
>
> To reproduce:
>
> gvim -u NONE
> :set guifont=
It's most likely anything that changes the size of the window. Also
adding/removing a sc
Adam Monsen wrote:
FYI, I also asked this question on stackoverflow.com:
http://tinyurl.com/363f8he
Someone posted a response to that question. Apparently there's another editor
that does highlight intra-line differences in a unified diff file. It's
interesting, it works... I tried it out
> FYI, I also asked this question on stackoverflow.com:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/363f8he
Someone posted a response to that question. Apparently there's another editor
that does highlight intra-line differences in a unified diff file. It's
interesting, it works... I tried it out. Having used Vim for
Turns out the problem (for me) is not changing buffers, it's changing
fonts (my Vim setup uses custom fonts for certain file types).
To reproduce:
gvim -u NONE
:set guifont=
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Чтв, 19 Авг 2010, eliweiq001 писал(а):
>
>
> On 8月19日, 下午7时11分, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> [---=| Quote block shrunk by t-prot: 27 lines snipped |=---]
> >
> > com! -complete=dir -nargs=? EditLastModified :exe ':tabe ' .
> > OpenLastModified()
> > #v-
> >
> > Use :OpenLastModified to open the
On 08/19/10 08:14, Jeri Raye wrote:
I'm trying to understand certain expressions in a script. But I can't
find out what the function/meaning is of a 'greater-then' character in
an expression.
So in the expression below, what does the> char do/mean? In other words
: What happens when I leaf it o
On 8月19日, 下午7时11分, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi eliweiq001!
>
> On Do, 19 Aug 2010, eliweiq001 wrote:
>
> > I am using a portable edition of gVim in windows.
> > I have to open gVim and then open a .c file every time,( for learning
> > programing ), so I want a function and map a key to it, t
Mostafa, i have ^M character when i in Linux editing file in that was
created in MS Windows. ^M is just \r symbols. I have removed it by :%s/
\r//g
On Aug 19, 10:59 am, "Mostafa S.Ari" wrote:
> I have removed all the ^M characters from file but vim still say there
> is som ^M characters. I check
Am 19.08.2010 14:27, schrieb Jeri Raye:
Hi,
I have certain scripts in my plugin directory. And for them I have
several mappings. Nothing special. But now I want to merge two
mappings into one.
In script 1 I have a mapping f
"{{{ mappings and default options
if !hasmapto("SimpleFold_Foldsearch"
epanda wrote:
Hi,
I really like using netrw but don't understand how I can set my ftp
password in order to gain time.
Hello,
Please look at :help netrw-start ; it has directions on how to build
a .netrc file which your ftp can read and bypass the need to constantly
enter the userid+
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 4:37 PM, Sven Guckes wrote:
> * Mostafa S.Ari [2010-08-19 11:24]:
> > this is a vim script file and the message is
> > E15 Invalid Expression ""^M
> > I search it with /^M but I cant find any pattern.
>
> searching like this will look for
> a capital M right after the beg
Hi,
I'm trying to understand certain expressions in a script. But I can't
find out what the function/meaning is of a 'greater-then' character in
an expression.
So in the expression below, what does the > char do/mean? In other words
: What happens when I leaf it out?
let g:ruby_simplefold_
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Reid Thompson wrote:
> On Thu, 2010-08-19 at 11:29 +0430, Mostafa S.Ari wrote:
> > I have removed all the ^M characters from file but vim still say there
> > is som ^M characters. I check the file with cat, more and I couldn't
> > see anything.
> > Is realy there
Hi,
I have certain scripts in my plugin directory. And for them I have
several mappings. Nothing special. But now I want to merge two mappings
into one.
In script 1 I have a mapping f
"{{{ mappings and default options
if !hasmapto("SimpleFold_Foldsearch")
map f SimpleFold_Foldsearch
en
On Thu, 2010-08-19 at 11:29 +0430, Mostafa S.Ari wrote:
> I have removed all the ^M characters from file but vim still say there
> is som ^M characters. I check the file with cat, more and I couldn't
> see anything.
> Is realy there some ^M that I can't see them. I use vim 72 under
> fedora with en
* Mostafa S.Ari [2010-08-19 11:24]:
> this is a vim script file and the message is
> E15 Invalid Expression ""^M
> I search it with /^M but I cant find any pattern.
searching like this will look for
a capital M right after the beginning of the line.
because the '^' stand for the beginning of a li
* Tim Chase [2010-08-19 13:43]:
> On 08/19/10 02:51, Sven Guckes wrote:
>> what exactly does it say?
>> and why would it say that?
>> is it the response to
>> a command you had given?
>> please tel us about it.
>
> [Clippy pops up]:
> It looks like you're opening a file with
> ^M characters in it.
Hi Tim!
On Do, 19 Aug 2010, Tim Chase wrote:
> [Clippy pops up]:
> It looks like you're opening a file with ^M characters in it. Would you
> like help?
>
> (_) Get help removing ^M characters
>
> (_) Just open the file without help.
>
> [_] Do not show this message again.
Who is the first to pr
On 08/19/10 02:51, Sven Guckes wrote:
what exactly does it say?
and why would it say that?
is it the response to
a command you had given?
please tel us about it.
[Clippy pops up]:
It looks like you're opening a file with ^M characters in it.
Would you like help?
(_) Get help removing ^M char
Hi eliweiq001!
On Do, 19 Aug 2010, eliweiq001 wrote:
> I am using a portable edition of gVim in windows.
> I have to open gVim and then open a .c file every time,( for learning
> programing ), so I want a function and map a key to it, then I can
> open the file very quickly.
> Maybe It would be
Hi epanda!
On Do, 19 Aug 2010, epanda wrote:
> I really like using netrw but don't understand how I can set my ftp
> password in order to gain time.
Though, I really really don't know netrw, I believe it can make use of a
.netrc file. See :h netrw-netrc
regards,
Christian
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Hi Mostafa!
On Do, 19 Aug 2010, Mostafa S.Ari wrote:
> this is a vim script file and the message is
> E15 Invalid Expression ""^M
> I search it with /^M but I cant find any pattern.
> I source it in another file that when vim start it load and vim at start
> time give this errors
> I have attache
Hi,
I really like using netrw but don't understand how I can set my ftp
password in order to gain time.
Thank you
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Excerpts from Yoshi's message of Thu Aug 19 00:47:20 +0200 2010:
> (I'm not sure if this is a valid question, but let me ask)
>
> I'm using vim to edit several source files using buffer switch like:
> :b [tab]
>
> But it requires saving the current buffer, and I don't want to save.
> Is there any
No, ctrl-c takes no effect.
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:02 AM, Matt Wozniski wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:11 AM, H Xu wrote:
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 12:32 PM, H Xu wrote:
> >>
> >> On 2010/8/9 16:10, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> >>>
> >>> On 08/08/10 18:38, H Xu wrote:
>
> >
Mostafa S.Ari wrote:
> I have removed all the ^M characters from file but vim still
> say there is som ^M characters. I check the file with cat,
> more and I couldn't see anything.
> Is realy there some ^M that I can't see them. I use vim 72
> under fedora with enhanced comiplation mode.
See
http:
> RslToolsConfigure.vim
That's a dos file, and I presume you're trying to source it a non-dos
vim. Vim on *nix can edit files with dos line endings, but it can't
source them.
To fix open the file in vim,
:set ff=unix
and save it. The fixed file will work back in windows, too.
Regards, John
Чтв, 19 Авг 2010, Mostafa S.Ari писал(а):
> Thank you Sven
>
> this is a vim script file and the message is
> E15 Invalid Expression ""^M
> I search it with /^M but I cant find any pattern.
> I source it in another file that when vim start it load and vim at start
> time give this errors
> I have
Thank you Sven
this is a vim script file and the message is
E15 Invalid Expression ""^M
I search it with /^M but I cant find any pattern.
I source it in another file that when vim start it load and vim at start
time give this errors
I have attached the file
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Sven
I am using a portable edition of gVim in windows.
I have to open gVim and then open a .c file every time,( for learning
programing ), so I want a function and map a key to it, then I can
open the file very quickly.
Maybe It would be better that the function can both run in windows and
linux.
On
* eliweiq001 [2010-08-19 09:51]:
> I want to write a function in vimrc that can open
> the lastest modified file in the current directory,
> Is it easy to do it? How to write it?
what is your goal?
does it have to be a function within vim?
is this a test for programming in vim?
because most goo
* Mostafa S.Ari [2010-08-19 09:08]:
> I use vim 72 under fedora with enhanced comiplation mode.
> I have removed all the ^M characters from file
which file? and how?
> but vim still say there is som ^M characters.
what exactly does it say?
and why would it say that?
is it the response to
a com
I want to write a function in vimrc that can open the lastest modified
file in the current directory, Is it easy to do it ? How to write
it ?
Thanks.
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