Hi,
Is it possible to search for a keyword and change the case of it?
I'm using vim for VHDL.
VHDL is not case sensitive.
I'm using keywords always in lower case, my collegue in upper case.
To get to the same style I want to search my text for keywords and
change it to upper case.
As Vim alre
> Then I suggest making a netrw debugging trace. Please read :help
> netrw-debug; be sure to elide any passwords that end up in the debugging
> trace.
I never used Decho before and I'm not pretty sure that the way I'm
using it is
correct.
Anyway, I did what you said and now I get a Decho tab but
Reply to message «keyword to upper/lower case»,
sent 11:36:08 17 October 2010, Sunday
by Jeri Raye:
> Is it possible to search for a keyword and change the case of it?
> I'm using vim for VHDL.
> VHDL is not case sensitive.
> I'm using keywords always in lower case, my collegue in upper case.
>
Thank you very much :)
I noted that '@%' does an insert of the whole path.
Do you know what do I have to use to insert only the filename?
Rameo
On Oct 16, 12:31 pm, Michael Henry wrote:
> On 10/16/2010 05:20 AM, rameo wrote:
>
> > I created a script to delete the current file
> [...]
> > I only
Reply to message «Re: put filename in string»,
sent 13:18:56 17 October 2010, Sunday
by rameo:
> I noted that '@%' does an insert of the whole path.
> Do you know what do I have to use to insert only the filename?
Use fnamemodify: replace @% with fnamemodify(@%, ':t').
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I still have problems in Vim to print in utf-8.
1)
I created a textfile with characters as ééaaaààà (dos utf-8)
The characters aren't printed in Gvim using the print command but are
perfectly printed using another editor as notepad++
I tried everything without success.
2)
When I print text
Hmm , I tried this one ,
iabbr mif if () {} /* IF */
I'll have to type in mif , press , and then , i could see it
expanded , but as document said iabbrev works for "insert mode" only ,
am i making some mistakes here ? ( i thought pressing button is
not actually required here )
Thanks !
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Hi Jeri!
On So, 17 Okt 2010, Jeri Raye wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to search for a keyword and change the case of it?
> I'm using vim for VHDL.
> VHDL is not case sensitive.
> I'm using keywords always in lower case, my collegue in upper case.
>
> To get to the same style I want to search my
Hi vim!
On So, 17 Okt 2010, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> \synIDattr(synID(line("."),col("."+), 0), "name")
Grml, I hate auto wrapping. That should have been
\synIDattr(synID(line("."),col("."), 0), "name")
regards,
Christian
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I typically write codein verilog language and the begin and end for
code in verilog is
plain "begin" and "end"
Right now is there any way to change the settings for vi to mark them
end and beginning of code similar to C style "{"
and "}"
So that when I can use the % character to go to the end o
I'm using gVim 7.3 in Windows. I want to drag a (binary) file and drop
it onto gVim and have gVim do something with the file path (for
example pass it as argument to a function) rather than loading the
file contents into a buffer, which seems to be the default behaviour.
Is this possible?
I've obs
All,
I have
function TrimTab()
%s/^tab//g
endfunction
map :call TrimTab()
It works when their are tabs in my file to remove, but display error
when there are no tabs. Is there a way to catch and handle the error
so I could display a friendly message? Thanks.
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On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 05:59:03AM -0700, parag wrote:
> [snip]
>
> So that when I can use the % character to go to the end of a code
> segment ( ie to the next end )
Try the matchit plugin [1]. It supports "arbitrary" start/end
tags. Useful for HTML/Python/etc. as well.
Simon
[1]: http://www.vi
Reply to message «handling error in function»,
sent 18:29:25 17 October 2010, Sunday
by tekion:
> It works when their are tabs in my file to remove, but display error
> when there are no tabs. Is there a way to catch and handle the error
> so I could display a friendly message? Thanks.
Use :try
On 2010-10-16, ZyX wrote:
> Reply to message «Re: grep quickfix window question»,
> sent 23:31:39 16 October 2010, Saturday
> by Simon Ruderich:
>
> > Then please use an editor which makes handling text simple, like
> > Vim. d} doesn't take very long.
> But copy-pasting from/to vim does. And `mor
On 2010-10-17, tekion wrote:
> All,
> I have
> function TrimTab()
>%s/^tab//g
> endfunction
>
> map :call TrimTab()
>
> It works when their are tabs in my file to remove, but display error
> when there are no tabs. Is there a way to catch and handle the error
> so I could display a friendl
Hi Sean!
On Do, 14 Okt 2010, Sean wrote:
> Same error using
> vim_on_cygwin_using_win32_clipboard__simple__2008_12_21_001.patch.
> Wish I could get help from Anton Sharonov :))
Well, I took a look and could successfully patch Vim 7.3 sources with
the simple patch. The patch applied with offsets
I try to use gvim on Windows 7 64 bit, from cygwin. In other words,
this is not Windows-compiled vim, but the one distributed by cygwin:
$ gvim --version
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Aug 18 2010 23:57:10)
When I try to start gvim from the bash command line, I get the following
BODY { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12px;
Please
Please advise.
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I have a strong suspicion that this topic has been covered in the
mailing list before, but I could not find it.
So here is my question: Is there a way to nullify the indent level for
continuation lines of a control statement when the result of the
expression is assigned to a variable?
For example
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 3:36 AM, Jeri Raye wrote:
...
> Is it possible to search for a keyword and change the case of it?
> I'm using vim for VHDL.
> VHDL is not case sensitive.
> I'm using keywords always in lower case, my collegue in upper case.
>
> To get to the same style I want to search my t
On 17/10/10 12:04, rameo wrote:
I still have problems in Vim to print in utf-8.
1)
I created a textfile with characters as ייaaaאאא (dos utf-8)
The characters aren't printed in Gvim using the print command but are
perfectly printed using another editor as notepad++
I tried everything witho
On 17/10/10 17:47, Simon Ruderich wrote:
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 05:59:03AM -0700, parag wrote:
[snip]
So that when I can use the % character to go to the end of a code
segment ( ie to the next end )
Try the matchit plugin [1]. It supports "arbitrary" start/end
tags. Useful for HTML/Python/et
Aaron Lewis wrote:
> Hmm , I tried this one ,
>
> iabbr mif if () {} /* IF */
>
> I'll have to type in mif , press , and then , i
> could see it expanded , but as document said iabbrev works
> for "insert mode" only , am i making some mistakes here ? ( i
> thought pressing button is not actually
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 9:13 PM, Benjamin Fritz wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:39 AM, Benjamin Fritz
> wrote:
>> A while back on vim_dev, there was a suggestion for TOhtml to use the
>> 'fencoding' of the source buffer for the HTML encoding of the
>> generated file.
>>
>> This thread discusse
Hi
I was wondering if there was a way to setup vim so that it opens in
Ruby mode. For Ruby Programming. I don't want it to be anything
extravagent I just want it to handle Ruby language features syntax etc
but also mainly I wanted it to open with 3 windows. One where I can
work on my main file, th
On 17/10/10 15:11, esquifit wrote:
I'm using gVim 7.3 in Windows. I want to drag a (binary) file and drop
it onto gVim and have gVim do something with the file path (for
example pass it as argument to a function) rather than loading the
file contents into a buffer, which seems to be the default b
Hi,
ZyX wrote:
> Reply to message «Re: grep quickfix window question»,
> sent 18:04:40 15 October 2010, Friday
> by Jürgen Krämer:
>
>> I tested this on Windows, and I seem to rembember (now) that the case of
>> the file type is not relevant here.
> On windows the case of the filename is ignore
> I don't think so. When case in filenames is ignored, it must not be
> relevant in filetypes either. Otherwise you could not create filetype
> plugins or syntax files for two filetypes that differ in case only.
You can't (reliably do so) when using a file system that has case
insensitive filename
Hi,
Michael Henry schrieb:
> On 10/16/2010 05:20 AM, rameo wrote:
>> I created a script to delete the current file
> [...]
>> I only would like to insert the current filename in the question:
>>
>> Are you sure to delete this file? -->
>> Are you sure to delete "filename.ext"?
>
> You can change
Hi,
Tom Link wrote:
>> I don't think so. When case in filenames is ignored, it must not be
>> relevant in filetypes either. Otherwise you could not create filetype
>> plugins or syntax files for two filetypes that differ in case only.
>
> You can't (reliably do so) when using a file system that
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