On 13/12/2010 09:46 a.m., Charles Campbell wrote:
> Cesar Romani wrote:
>> I'm using vim 7.3.81 on Win XP.
>> When reading a directory using :e I get "Illegal file name"
>> whenever ends in \
>>
>> Many thanks in advance,
>
> The "illegal file name" message is issued by vim before netrw is
> inv
On 13/12/2010 09:46 a.m., Charles Campbell wrote:
> Cesar Romani wrote:
>> I'm using vim 7.3.81 on Win XP.
>> When reading a directory using :e I get "Illegal file name"
>> whenever ends in \
>>
>> Many thanks in advance,
>
> The "illegal file name" message is issued by vim before netrw is
> inv
Hi Charles!
On Mi, 08 Dez 2010, Charles Campbell wrote:
> Christian Brabandt wrote:
>> You mean, like checking the $PATH, that you are actually running your
>> self compiled version and not the distribution provided vim?
>
> Yes!
Thanks, I included that information in the faq.
regards,
Christia
Gergely wrote:
> I try to google for solution without success so I'm here. :)
>
> It seems vim regexpes absolutely ignore local collation settings,
> what is very unfortunate. OS linux, locale is hu_HU.utf8.
> For expl I would like to search for /[a-z]*/ and fail on "néz".
>
> Am I miss some se
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 8:18 AM, C K Kashyap wrote:
>> function! VSubLen()
>> let a = "'<"
>> let b = "'>"
>>
>> let fn = line(a) == line(b)
>> \ ? "col"
>> \ : "line"
>>
>> return eval(fn."(b)"."-".fn."(a) + 1")
>> endfunc
>>
>> vnoremap l s=VSubLen()
>>
On 12/13/2010 12:30 PM, Pablo Giménez wrote:
I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
can do in o ther languages.
But it doesn't wo
Hi all.
I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
can do in o ther languages.
But it doesn't work, any way to split a line in vim scri
On Dec 12, 5:32 am, "fka...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
> > > Do your folds exist but refuse to close?
> > > Or are they gone entirely?
>
> > I work without foldcolumn -- so next time it occurs I'll try to enable
> > it on the fly and see if they are gone or just refuse to work.
>
> The problem occur
On Dec 10, 9:23 am, dvd7e wrote:
> (I did some research on this for a while, but to no avail, so I'm
> posting the question here.)
>
> I would like to map Alt+char to certain functions in GVIM. I'm using
> GVIM 7.2 on Solaris machine, using dtterm (or xterm) for my terminal.
>
> For example, I w
Reply to message «Is it possible to have a pipe in formatprg?»,
sent 17:12:48 13 December 2010, Monday
by BPJ:
Yes, it is. You either need to escape pipe symbol (because
setl formatprg=filter1|filter2
and
setl formatprg=filter1
filter2
are just the same), or use let, for example:
Cesar Romani wrote:
I'm using vim 7.3.81 on Win XP.
When reading a directory using :e I get "Illegal file name"
whenever ends in \
Many thanks in advance,
The "illegal file name" message is issued by vim before netrw is
invoked. It shouldn't be a problem.
Regards,
C Campbell
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Is it possible to have a pipe in formatprg?
:setl formatprg=filer1|filter2
(I know I can't do *that*, but that's the idea...)
/bpj
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> > my ~/.vim/ftplugin.c basically contains this:--
>
> is this really the name of your filetype plugin. It should be
>
> ~/.vim/ftplugin/c.vim
Thanks, yes, my file is named like this. This was a typo in my
posting.
Felix
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Hello,
"Andres Perera" wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 11:35 PM, C K Kashyap
> wrote:
> >
> > I have a set of lines like this -
> >
> > char str1 = "hello";
> > char str2 = "printer";
> >
> > and I'd like to generate -
> >
> > char str1 = "hello";
> > char str1_arr[5];
> > char str2 = "printer"
> function! VSubLen()
> let a = "'<"
> let b = "'>"
>
> let fn = line(a) == line(b)
> \ ? "col"
> \ : "line"
>
> return eval(fn."(b)"."-".fn."(a) + 1")
> endfunc
>
> vnoremap l s=VSubLen()
> nnoremap vl i=VSubLen()
>
Thanks Andres. I am however, not sure h
On Dec 12, 10:15 pm, Matteo Riva wrote:
> If I add:
>
> let perl_fold = 1
>
> in ~/.vimrc it works fine, foldmethod is set to syntax and subs are
> folded.
> If I put that line in ~/.vim/ftplugin/perl.vim instead, subs are not
> folded and foldmethod is set to manual, but even if I add
> "set
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