On 13/03/11 08:46, John Little wrote:
On Mar 13, 7:07 pm, Tony Mechelynckantoine.mechely...@gmail.com
wrote:
Are you sure you did it in Console mode?
Well, I thought I had. But I just tried it, and it worked. Checking
my bash history, yes I did run vim in gnome-terminal; the plot
thickens.
Hello. I just installed vnews, which looks very promising. Thanks for
developing and sharing great scripts!
I did however have to struggle a bit with the installation:
- there were some more dependecies than those listed in the
installation instructions, notably regarding mysql-ruby libraries.
Hi,
As per subject. For instance, how to delete all lines containing pattern X
from visual block.
I know how to do substitute (use %V or range) and after a short trial
error to apply ed commands (like d or m) I came up with
','g/X/d
Is this the correct way or am I working too hard?
Hi,
On 22 Feb., 20:25, Daniel Choi dhc...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm releasing another VimScript/Ruby application today called Vnews.
It's a lightweight newsfeed reader that works inside a Vim session and
uses MySQL to store feed data.
SCNR Lightweight but relies on ruby support compiled in and on
On 03/13/2011 06:05 AM, Yosi Izaq wrote:
','g/X/d
Is this the correct way or am I working too hard?
This is what I do, and I can't think of any more concise way to
write this -- when you're in visual mode and press the :, vim
automatically feeds the visual range so all you have to type (in
Many thanks if anybody could share this great book:)
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2011/3/10 Christian Brabandt cbli...@256bit.org:
:g/\.\.\?$/d
Technically this will also delete other file names if ends in a dot
(not a recommendable name, but possible at all).
This other one will avoid it:
:g/\(\s\.\|\/\.\)\.\?$/d
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