On Tue, January 18, 2011 8:40 am, sergio wrote:
On 01/18/2011 05:55 AM, David Fishburn wrote:
GOTO zone serial
^^
:SRChooseHiGrp
You simply run those commands from within your script.
Have you tried it?
No. Because I don't know how to select zoneSerial group from
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to select a given range of characters.
Say I want to select characters 10-20. The following
10gov20go
will do the trick for 8 bit encoded files. The question is: how can I
make this work for all encodings (i.e. where 1 character != 1 byte)?
Björn
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On 18/01/11 9:40 PM, björn wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to select a given range of characters.
Say I want to select characters 10-20. The following
10gov20go
will do the trick for 8 bit encoded files. The question is: how can I
make this work for all encodings (i.e. where 1
Hello!
How can I remove one call from nested function calls?
For example if I want to remove the call to function b from
a(b(c(1), 2), 3) so that I get either a(3) (Deleting the call and the
parameters) or a(c(1), 2, 3) (Deleting only the call and keeping the
parameters).
Thanks in advance,
On 01/18/2011 08:23 AM, Dennis Benzinger wrote:
How can I remove one call from nested function calls?
For example if I want to remove the call to function b from
a(b(c(1), 2), 3) so that I get either a(3) (Deleting the call and the
parameters) or a(c(1), 2, 3) (Deleting only the call and
Hi Tim!
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Datum: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 08:44:24 -0600
Von: Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com
An: vim_use@googlegroups.com
CC: Dennis Benzinger dennis.benzin...@gmx.net
Betreff: Re: Remove one call from nested function calls?
On 01/18/2011 08:23 AM, Dennis
Hi,
Dennis Benzinger schrieb:
How can I remove one call from nested function calls?
For example if I want to remove the call to function b from
a(b(c(1), 2), 3) so that I get either a(3) (Deleting the call and the
parameters) or a(c(1), 2, 3) (Deleting only the call and keeping the
Hello,I search a version of Vim, that works with WindowsCE 3.00 on my Jornada 720 with ARM-Processor. On the Internet I have found VimCE, but the website is down. Can everyone give me a Vim, thats works?Sorry, if my English is bad, but I am from Germany.Many GreetingsGuinea Pig Owner
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Hello all,
I am currently writing a buffer explorer type of plugin and am finding
that in at least one specific use case bufnr('#') is wrong. I was
hoping someone may be able to shed some light as to if it's just my
interpretation that is wrong.
vim -u NONE --noplugin
:echo bufnr('%') = 1
:echo
On Tuesday 18 January 2011 12:20:42 you wrote:
sc wrote:
(even though it is a GEcko based almost FireFox clone
from Mozilla). So I am limited to YAHOO
classic as far as mail filters ... And even those filters
seem to not work.
in yahoo classic, over on the right, notice 'Options',
talek wrote:
Hi,
I have installed ZoomWin plugin (http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/
script.php?script_id=508) which does a great job maximizing/restoring
the current vim window. However, for my layout it doesn't work
correctly. The following script may be used to reproduce the bug:
I'm having a strange intermittent problem with vim7.3's python
on Ubuntu 10.04. When I start it up, my script that uses
time.strptime works just fine. However, after a few hours,
for no discernible reason, it stops working and time.strptime
complains that _strptime is not found. After a vim
I’ve struggled with this for a few days now and not making much
progress.
I want to write my own autocomplete function for a file type. What I
want to do is: I position just after entering the word “if”. I press
CTL-X CTL-O, and I want vim to change my file to look like this :
If cond
Else
Hello!
http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac105/cubius/screenshots/bad.png
As u can see on the screenshot characters are kinda cut with vertical
lines. It makes comments unreadable. Can u please give an advice on
this?
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Great! Thanks a lot for this new version! I've made a few tests and it
zooms in/out the correct window this time. However, there's a little
annoying thing I've just noticed. To better describe what it is let's
change the above script as following:
botright 25 split
e bottom.win
call append(0, I'm
Alec Tica wrote:
Great! Thanks a lot for this new version! I've made a few tests and it
zooms in/out the correct window this time. However, there's a little
annoying thing I've just noticed. To better describe what it is let's
change the above script as following:
botright 25 split
e bottom.win
Stop struggling and use either snipMate or xptemplate.
completion is not the best choice for this.
https://github.com/MarcWeber/snipmate.vim (my fork adds some features))
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2611
If you want to try many plugins I recommend getting started using
sc wrote:
On Monday 17 January 2011 18:40:50 raf wrote:
hi,
i have recently been forced to use the gtk version of gvim
on macosx and am desperately wishing to be able to start
it and have it appear with the size and position of my
choice automatically without me having to aim the
John Little wrote:
is there any reason that it doesn't do this?
Well, I know little about Mac OSX, but in principle for window
placement the window manager gets the final say.
Regards, John
thanks but that's not the issue. the motif/athena versions
of gvim were perfectly capable of
Excerpts from Bryan Hunt's message of Wed Jan 19 01:30:18 +0100 2011:
A question also, if I may. Is snipmate or are any of the vim template
approaches capable of referencing variables, the base file name, for
example.
Yes. snipmate: `any-vim-code` See its documentation.
I do no longer recall
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 01:21:31PM -0600, sc wrote:
On Tuesday 18 January 2011 12:20:42 you wrote:
snip
i use yahoo but have never set up a filter there -- my
experience is with mail filters for kmail -- with kmail, and i
suspect every mail client, you need a filter
Ben Schmidt wrote:
Finally getting around to compiling Vim 7.3, and taking a little more
interest in the mailing list again. Would love to get back into Vim
development again if I can find time.
I use Vim in X on the Mac (gtk2), as well as in the console, as well as
MacVim. Building for X
Ben Schmidt wrote:
- netbeans.pro uses the type BalloonEval which is not included if no X11
headers are; I worked around this by adding typedef void to the .c
files that #define NO_X11_INCLUDES. It's a nasty hack, but I haven't
fiddled with the Vim source code for so long I
i have recently been forced to use the gtk version of gvim
on macosx and am desperately wishing to be able to start
it and have it appear with the size and position of my
choice automatically without me having to aim the the mouse
and click in order to position it. with the motif and athena
On 19/01/11 5:44 AM, Randy Morris wrote:
Hello all,
I am currently writing a buffer explorer type of plugin and am finding
that in at least one specific use case bufnr('#') is wrong. I was
hoping someone may be able to shed some light as to if it's just my
interpretation that is wrong.
vim -u
Another thing that's causing a bit of trouble is src/auto/config.mk. A
'stub file' is in version control, but it gets regenerated during the
build, so always shows up as a modified file. Then it has to be avoided
when commiting changes locally or updating to different points in
history, etc..
Hi,
I use the following abbrev but I don't understand why it inserts a
space between ' and .html so I got {% extends ' .html' %}
iab ,ex, {% extends '.html' %}ESCi
Thanks for your help !
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On 19/01/11 04:59, Jean-Francois wrote:
Hi,
I use the following abbrev but I don't understand why it inserts a
space between ' and .html so I got {% extends ' .html' %}
iab ,ex, {% extends '.html' %}ESCi
Thanks for your help !
,ex, (comma small-e small-x comma) is a non-id
Hi Chip,
You're right, I have a special setting in my .vimrc. With a
minimal .vimrc this behavior does not happen. Yet, as far as I could
test, the problem occurs as soon as I set nowrap in may .vimrc. Is
it something special with this settings in connection with ZoomWin
plugin?
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