Hi,
> has("vim_starting")
It's probably worth mentioning that vim_starting is set to 0 before
the VimEnter event is triggered:
autocmd VimEnter * echom has('vim_starting')
=> 0
But that's ok.
Regards,
Tom
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I am using exhuberant ctags and I am dealing with C code that calls
Fortran code. So if the name of the Fortran subroutine is Foo, I call
it from C as Foo_ (i.e. with an appended underscore)
How can I get it to work so that C-] sends me to Fortran subroutine?
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> >> "+yiw
>
> I'm sorry - I'm not understanding what you're doing here. Wouldn't 'i'
> put you into insert mode and then there would be a 'w' character
> that's pasted.
if i is the first character you digit, yes, it goes in insert mode,
while, using it before a text-object, it means "inner"-tex
On 2010-09-11, Ven Tadipatri wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Gary Johnson wrote:
> > On 2010-09-09, lessthanideal wrote:
> >> I'm using Windows VIM 7.3.2 (the Vim without Cream build)
> >>
> >> :saveas puts the new file into the current working directory if
> >> no path is specified. I
Ответ на сообщение «Re: How to copy the name of the variable / function under
the cursor?»,
присланное в 21:15:24 11 сентября 2010, Суббота,
отправитель Ven Tadipatri:
> I'm sorry - I'm not understanding what you're doing here. Wouldn't 'i'
> put you into insert mode and then there would be a 'w
On 09/11/10 12:15, Ven Tadipatri wrote:
"+yiw
I'm sorry - I'm not understanding what you're doing here. Wouldn't 'i'
put you into insert mode and then there would be a 'w' character
that's pasted.
Whever I want to paste, I just use 'P'.
"iw" in this context is a "text object" ("inner word"
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Gary Johnson wrote:
> On 2010-09-09, lessthanideal wrote:
>> I'm using Windows VIM 7.3.2 (the Vim without Cream build)
>>
>> :saveas puts the new file into the current working directory if
>> no path is specified. I want it to default to the directory of
>> the or
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 3:37 AM, caruso_g wrote:
>> "+yiw
I'm sorry - I'm not understanding what you're doing here. Wouldn't 'i'
put you into insert mode and then there would be a 'w' character
that's pasted.
Whever I want to paste, I just use 'P'.
Thanks for the tip on the buffers - it look
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 12:24:48AM -0700, caruso_g wrote:
> NERDTree is mouse free. ctrl+w+w to move to the NERDTree pane. Move
> around Vim way and "o" to open a vertical split window of the file or
> "t" to open the file silently in a tab, or "s" to open is split and so
> on. Just look at NERDTre
> "+yiw
Why not directly yiw ?
It will copy the word (or other text object) to the
"0
buffer which is the latest yanked text and is not affected by
deletions (which are assigned to buffers from 1 to 9).
As stated, to take a look at your register, just digit
:reg
To select a register to p
> But if possible try to find a non-mouse way. Using the mouse
> really slows you down, Vim is much faster without a mouse (and
> doesn't need one).
NERDTree is mouse free. ctrl+w+w to move to the NERDTree pane. Move
around Vim way and "o" to open a vertical split window of the file or
"t" to open
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