IOW the last line in the file will never get folded with this
range. I'm not sure how to correct it.
quite easy to fix that: never mind my use of %$ in the or statement, just use
a substitute command to add a line with, Topic: to the end of the file. Fixed!
alternately, any any blank or nonse
googler wrote:
> This is what I actually used after posting the question. But
> I was wondering if there is a better way.
Use Tim's approach but modify the replacement using:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Substitute_with_incrementing_numbers
John
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On Apr 18, 8:23 pm, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 04/18/2011 09:50 PM, googler wrote:
>
> > I have a few lines as below. Most of the lines below correspond to a
> > number (starting from 001 and counting upward). I want to change the
> > part "-new_cell_name ${eco_prefix}_001 " in each line to its
> > c
On 04/18/2011 09:50 PM, googler wrote:
I have a few lines as below. Most of the lines below correspond to a
number (starting from 001 and counting upward). I want to change the
part "-new_cell_name ${eco_prefix}_001 " in each line to its
corresponding number without having to go to each line and
On 19/04/11 04:50, googler wrote:
Hi,
I have a few lines as below. Most of the lines below correspond to a
number (starting from 001 and counting upward). I want to change the
part "-new_cell_name ${eco_prefix}_001 " in each line to its
corresponding number without having to go to each line and
On 19/04/11 03:34, Leslie Viljoen wrote:
g/^Topic: */,/^Topic: *\|\%$/-1fold
If you put these two commands in a script, they will be executed, when you
source the script, so you need not prepend a colon or hit return for each
command. Again, you may be interested only in the second c
On 19/04/11 03:04, howard Schwartz wrote:
Leslie wrote:
I don't know what to make of this. For one thing I can't type it
without "trailing characters" errors. Is it all one line? Is it an ex
command? I tried inserting the ^M's with ctrl-q-ctrl-m but it
immediately terminated the command.
It i
Hi,
I have a few lines as below. Most of the lines below correspond to a
number (starting from 001 and counting upward). I want to change the
part "-new_cell_name ${eco_prefix}_001 " in each line to its
corresponding number without having to go to each line and type it
(which I did for "-new_net_n
> g/^Topic: */,/^Topic: *\|\%$/-1fold
>
> If you put these two commands in a script, they will be executed, when you
> source the script, so you need not prepend a colon or hit return for each
> command. Again, you may be interested only in the second command.
>
> Clear I hope?
Yes, than
Leslie wrote:
I don't know what to make of this. For one thing I can't type it
without "trailing characters" errors. Is it all one line? Is it an ex
command? I tried inserting the ^M's with ctrl-q-ctrl-m but it
immediately terminated the command.
It is 2 lines, and the ^M is indeed a ctrl-M, t
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 12:29:29PM -0700, Mathew Brown wrote:
> Hi,
> I had several files that were encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm.
> All of the files were encrypted using the same passphrase. However,
> after exiting Vim a few days ago, when I tried to open them again, all
> of t
Clive Moncrieff wrote:
> Does anyone know how one can get vim to stop sending emails
> to an address.I have repeatedly sent unsubscribe messages
> and they get automatically bounced. The email which I am
> trying to unsubscribe will cease to operate soon and from
> then on all emails will be
On Monday 18 April 2011 18:05:57 Eric Weir wrote:
> I've tried subscribing to the Vim Outliner mail list a couple times. Each
> time I get a message indicating that my request has been received and will
> be review by a monitor. From the archives it appears to be active, though
> it may be primaril
I've tried subscribing to the Vim Outliner mail list a couple times. Each time
I get a message indicating that my request has been received and will be review
by a monitor. From the archives it appears to be active, though it may be
primarily a developers list, but I have yet to hear anything.
On Apr 18, 11:09 pm, Cliff Oliveira wrote:
> how to map the Mac VIM commands: :tabn and :tabp?
>
> --
> Cliff Oliveirawww.tribodeideias.com.br
They are not only MacVim commands, they exist on every Vim 7.x
compiled with +windows
The ex-command :tabn[ext] is synonymous to the Normal mode command
There are alternatives: Use a local .vimrc file and source that. Then
put your configuration in there manually. Use a plugin such as reload to
speed up applying changes.
If we could settle on such a local .vimrc we could make plugins add
default configuration lines to that file.
That would be rea
Reply to message «Adding Session Awareness to a Plugin»,
sent 23:28:41 19 April 2011, Tuesday
by Mathew Brown:
I can see only two different approaches here:
1. Create custom `MkSession {name}' command which will save session file
{name}.vim and near {name}x.vim which will do plugin-related setup
On 18/04/11 21:22, Mun wrote:
Hi,
What are the advantages/disadvantages between X11 and GTK when compiling
gvim? My Linux box uses GTK by default, but I wonder if I would be
better served with X11. However, I couldn't find any comparisons
between the two which would allow me to make an informe
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to make a plugin session
aware. For example, I starting using the Highlight plugin over at
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1599 but was
disappointed to find out that as soon as I saved my session, exited
and then reloaded my s
Hi,
I had several files that were encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm.
All of the files were encrypted using the same passphrase. However,
after exiting Vim a few days ago, when I tried to open them again, all
of them successfully opened except for one file. Is there any way
that I
Hi,
What are the advantages/disadvantages between X11 and GTK when compiling
gvim? My Linux box uses GTK by default, but I wonder if I would be
better served with X11. However, I couldn't find any comparisons
between the two which would allow me to make an informed decision.
Any thoughts or opi
* Clive Moncrieff [2011.04.18 13:00]:
> Does anyone know how one can get vim to stop sending emails to an
> address.
Either edit your google groups preferences for the group 'vim_use' to
stop receiving emails or unsubscribe from the list by emailing an empty
message to vim_use+unsubscr...@goog
Am 18.04.2011 14:48, schrieb niva:
Ok I have done this in my _vimrc
map:ts
and it displays automatically the results list of definitions
How can I know if ts contains 1 or more results please ?
There is also :tjump
:h :tj
Like ":tselect", but jump to the tag directly when there is
Does anyone know how one can get vim to stop sending emails to an address.I
have repeatedly sent unsubscribe messages and they get automatically bounced.
The email which I am trying to unsubscribe will cease to operate soon and from
then on all emails will be bounced to sender. This coul
Ok I have done this in my _vimrc
map:ts
and it displays automatically the results list of definitions
How can I know if ts contains 1 or more results please ?
On 18 avr, 11:12, niva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after a C-LeftMouse, I would like to know how can I call automatically
> sts or ts [ident
On 18/04/11 11:50, Alexander Stepanov wrote:
I need to install some ttf fonts in gvim. I found instruction how to
do it, but this instruction is for linux. What to do if I have
windows?
You can install your fonts like any other fonts are installed on your
OS: gvim (for Windows, and also any
On 18/04/11 11:23, sinbad wrote:
hi,
while using cscope with qucikfix
in quickfix window we can press enter
on any line and it automatically goes
to the corresponding line in the source file
how does it work.
thanks
It works the same way for every quickfix command (you can see it working
wi
On Mon, April 18, 2011 11:23 am, sinbad wrote:
> while using cscope with qucikfix
> in quickfix window we can press enter
> on any line and it automatically goes
> to the corresponding line in the source file
> how does it work.
How does what work? The quickfix list in general? See :h quickfix
and
On Mon, April 18, 2011 11:50 am, Alexander Stepanov wrote:
> I need to install some ttf fonts in gvim. I found instruction how to
> do it, but this instruction is for linux. What to do if I have
> windows?
There should be no special install instructions as long as you have
mono-spaced fonts. You
I need to install some ttf fonts in gvim. I found instruction how to
do it, but this instruction is for linux. What to do if I have
windows?
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hi,
while using cscope with qucikfix
in quickfix window we can press enter
on any line and it automatically goes
to the corresponding line in the source file
how does it work.
thanks
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Hi,
after a C-LeftMouse, I would like to know how can I call automatically
sts or ts [ident]
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On Apr 18, 1:18 pm, Ben Fritz wrote:
> Leslie Viljoen wrote:
> > I think the problem would be solved if Vim could recognise a new
> > section starting and use that to terminate the previous one. Looking
> > at Python syntax files, it looks like people are using huge vimscripts
> > to solve a sim
On Apr 18, 4:23 am, Ted wrote:
> I've also looked into hooking into bash to have it handle completion;
> there does not seem to be a straightforward way to do this, either.
> Here, the complications are due to what seems to be a lack of features
> in bash itself, so any advice is likely somewhat o
Le 15-04-2011, à 16:36:26 +0200, Tony Mechelynck (antoine.mechely...@gmail.com)
a écrit :
> On 15/04/11 16:14, Steve wrote:
> >Le 15-04-2011, à 23:09:00 +1000, Ben Schmidt (mail_ben_schm...@yahoo.com.au)
> >a écrit :
> >
> :verbose map! d
> >>>
> >>>It shows my mapping which is
> >>>
> >>>
On Apr 17, 6:44 pm, howard Schwartz wrote:
> Im not sure if this idea might help, but I faced a similar problem in folding
> blocks of text within email digests like that for vim_use. And I did not have
> the stomach for fancy, script-based folding strategies. So I discovered
> something simple.
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