I'm trying to create a mapping that would allow me to visually select
several lines of text, then create a file consisting of just those
lines (preserving indentation, etc), sorta like:
visually-selected-text-gets-piped-to | /tmp/file1
...if that makes any sense. I thought I knew how to do
On 21/03/11 5:04 PM, John Magolske wrote:
I'm trying to create a mapping that would allow me to visually select
several lines of text, then create a file consisting of just those
lines (preserving indentation, etc), sorta like:
visually-selected-text-gets-piped-to| /tmp/file1
Just use
I'd personally say VAM - but others seem to think differently about it.
So I started a file which should help you find your tool of choice:
https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-manager/blob/vam-vs/VAM-VS.txt
(This list is based on the link list found on vim-scripts.org/vim/tools.html)
I'm
Excerpts from Mauro Sacchetto's message of Mon Mar 21 08:28:23 +0100 2011:
I put in my ~/bashrc the following string:
===
export TEXEDIT=/usr/bin/vim +%d %s
===
However, if I have an error in compiling
a .tex
So I started a file which should help you find your tool of
choice:https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-manager/blob/vam-vs/VAM-VS.txt
(This list is based on the link list found on vim-scripts.org/vim/tools.html)
I think such a comparison should best be publicly editable. A gdocs
I want a line to have mixed styles.
For example a line beginning with a space
to have the space with bg red and the text that follows in another
colour.
What is the correct way to define this without the one overriding the
other?
Thanks vim friends
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In data lunedì 21 marzo 2011 11:21:59, Marc Weber ha scritto:
Excerpts from Mauro Sacchetto's message of Mon Mar 21 08:28:23 +0100 2011:
I put in my ~/bashrc the following string:
===
export TEXEDIT=/usr/bin/vim +%d %s
Excerpts from Tom Link's message of Mon Mar 21 12:39:57 +0100 2011:
I think such a comparison should best be publicly editable. A gdocs
spreadsheet or a wiki page would IMHO seem to be the better choice.
If someone seconds it I'll do so.
For now its fine to paste missing info as reply to this
Try this:
http://xpt.sourceforge.net/tools/latexmake/
(- rubber python script).
This will rerun latex 2 times for references etc.
More important it parser the error locations so that they can be read by
Vim easily using the known :set makeprg=rubber :make rubber-options
(:h quickfix :cnext etc)
On Mar 21, 6:33 am, Eric Smith e...@fruitcom.com wrote:
I want a line to have mixed styles.
For example a line beginning with a space
to have the space with bg red and the text that follows in another
colour.
Not sure what the use case is here, but you can definitely mix colors
and text
In data lunedì 21 marzo 2011 14:47:58, Marc Weber ha scritto:
Try this:
http://xpt.sourceforge.net/tools/latexmake/
(- rubber python script).
This will rerun latex 2 times for references etc.
More important it parser the error locations so that they can be read by
Vim easily using the
Hi Tim,
Thanks for your reply.
Lines are as such
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.004-07:00] [Other info]... log message
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.008-07:00] [Other info]... log message
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.607-07:00] [Other info]... log message
I would like to fold based on each part of the timestamp Year,
On 21 Mrz., 14:37, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
I'd also add bash + git to the list, which I used for a long time.
What do you mean by bash + git?
Any homegrown shell script that updates a bunch of repos.
other requirements,
like curl executable er has('python')?
External
On Mar 21, 2011, at 5:18 AM, Marc Weber wrote:
I'd personally say VAM - but others seem to think differently about it.
So I started a file which should help you find your tool of choice:
https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-manager/blob/vam-vs/VAM-VS.txt
(This list is based on the link
Hi all,
Just to let you now that VimOutliner has been updated after a long time and the
0.3.5 release is available. You can get your hands on it from:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3515
Israel
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On 03/21/2011 03:23 PM, Israel Chauca F. wrote:
Hi all,
Just to let you now that VimOutliner has been updated after a long time and the
0.3.5 release is available. You can get your hands on it from:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3515
Israel
the vba file won't download
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On Mar 21, 2011, at 3:19 PM, Reid Thompson wrote:
On 03/21/2011 03:23 PM, Israel Chauca F. wrote:
Hi all,
Just to let you now that VimOutliner has been updated after a long time and
the 0.3.5 release is available. You can get your hands on it from:
John wrote:
That's not necessary; the vim instances invent a unique name for
themselves.
I think it is necessary since, in general, he wants to use one instance of vim
to ``manage' other instances, most of which run in the background. Thus, he
might want to write and quite instance2, but
John wrote:
Well, multiple instances give more flexibility with window placement,
and make use of one's window manager and one's skills with it.
There's already multiple windows with browser, xterms, file managers,
and so on.
Yes, I have a (blind) friend that prefers to manage multiple vim
Reply to message «Multiple vim instances versus single instance?»,
sent 01:28:56 22 March 2011, Tuesday
by howard Schwartz:
I have an unsubstantiaed belief that running multiple vim's with multiple
files, each writing viminfo, swap, backup, or session files, etc. -- now
and then, is asking
I found a handy tip, for executing a string under the cursor, in mswindows by
using this mapping:
:silent !start rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler cWORD CR
This should call a dll file which knows whether to launch a browser, an email
client, a wordprocessor etc. depending on the content of
Excerpts from Tom Link's message of Mon Mar 21 19:44:55 +0100 2011:
External programs like: wget, unzip, tar, gzip
Perl/python/ruby packages/libraries etc. A perl/python/ruby-based
solution usually isn't that easy to use for somebody who doesn't use
that language for development and hence
Hello Israel
Just to let you now that VimOutliner has been updated after a long time and
the 0.3.5 release is available. You can get your hands on it from:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3515
This is great news, as I use VimOutliner on a daily basis. Thanks for
this
Hi Israel Chauca F,
On Mar 21, 2011, at 5:18 AM, Marc Weber wrote:
* I don't like having a list of plugins in my vimrc.
Can you elaborate?
Also keep in mind that you can use htis:
call vam#Activate(map(glob(~/vim-addons/*),' fnamemodify( something
)'))
Then only the list of installed plugins
* howard Schwartz [2011.03.21 19:10]:
But when I try this mapping with an html string like www.google.com, vim
addes extra characters to the www.google.com string. They appear too
fast for me to capture, but include things like %20 which appear to
be instructions to a terminal like xterm.
On 03/21/2011 01:43 PM, sanjay ravat wrote:
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.004-07:00] [Other info]... log message
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.008-07:00] [Other info]... log message
[2011-03-21T18:45:46.607-07:00] [Other info]... log message
Thanks for the example data and better description. After
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the expr. It works like a charm. I do have a couple of questions
though
1. How can we expand this so that multiple nesting (based on timestamp) will
be supported? i.e. if we have logs for two days 2011-03-20 and 2011-03-21,
the first level would have only two lines shown (when
Hi, list,
As the title, I notice netrw will create a .netrwhist at my vimfile when
on windows(don't know if it do on unix too), how to prevent it from the
file creation for security issue sometime.
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Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 19/03/11 04:35, Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
Win 7 x 64 with VIM 7.3 installed as by default from download.
into C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vim73.
1) Where are the system wide vimrc and gvimrc? i.e. those that get
sourced
for any execution of vim or gvim. NOT the
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