Hi all,
I am using Exuberant ctags for java ,i am able to generate tags now.I am
also using taglist plugin for vim.Now how can I jump to a method which is in
defined(written/implementation) in other file and which is called in
current file.
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On 2/05/11 1:27 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 02/05/11 01:55, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Yeah, well at that line in my syntax.txt (dated the same as yours,
IIRC--I believe I checked against a date you provided), I find
Are you sure? My syntax.txt is dated April 6 (as shown on line 1),
Nope. I mustn'
On 02/05/11 01:55, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Yeah, well at that line in my syntax.txt (dated the same as yours,
IIRC--I believe I checked against a date you provided), I find
Are you sure? My syntax.txt is dated April 6 (as shown on line 1),
Nope. I mustn't have checked after all (or perhaps only na
* what's wrong with "n" and "N"
...
What I have now in the vimrc:
ono m //e
xn
On 2/05/11 9:55 AM, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Yeah, well at that line in my syntax.txt (dated the same as yours,
IIRC--I believe I checked against a date you provided), I find
Are you sure? My syntax.txt is dated April 6 (as shown on line 1),
Nope. I mustn't have checked after all (or perhaps only n
Hello,
I have been trying to get into using gvim and I can't get this one
thing figured out. I frequently have my files buried in folders
because I like to keep things nice and organized. So what I want to do
is every time I go to file and do any open command I would like it to
automatically do "b
I believe you may be looking to use modelines, or vim's session
feature (:mksession).
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 12:20 AM, Lena wrote:
> Is this possible, such hypothetic plugin:
> "file-persistent settings":
> the plugin would save (automatically) and restore (automatically)
> settings per file-na
Yeah, well at that line in my syntax.txt (dated the same as yours,
IIRC--I believe I checked against a date you provided), I find
Are you sure? My syntax.txt is dated April 6 (as shown on line 1),
Nope. I mustn't have checked after all (or perhaps only naďvely checked
the month and not the day
Is this possible, such hypothetic plugin:
"file-persistent settings":
the plugin would save (automatically) and restore (automatically)
settings per file-name(pathname). Namely, those settings that were
different from default vim settings (or from global vim settings).
By analogy with "persisten
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> I don't have a help tag but see line 4087 of syntax.txt (2011 Apr 06 for Vim
> 7.3).
That is also not the same line here, how about using:
:helpgrep :hi\[ghlight\] \[default\]
-Bill
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On 01/05/11 15:18, Ben Schmidt wrote:
On 1/05/11 9:24 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 01/05/11 10:01, pansz wrote:
[...]
Currently, "default" is only mentioned in "hi link".
If you had checked my first reply, you would have found at line 4087
of syntax.txt,
:hi[ghlight] [default] {group-name}
syntax keyword UserKeywords Samkit CHECKME REVIEW CHECKME
containedin=ALL
highlight def link UserKeywords Todo
You probably don't want the 'def' in there, but it probably doesn't
really matter.
This works fine if I open an unnamed file like just "gvim".
Syntax is buffer-specific, so as soon
On 1/05/11 9:24 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 01/05/11 10:01, pansz wrote:
[...]
Currently, "default" is only mentioned in "hi link".
If you had checked my first reply, you would have found at line 4087 of
syntax.txt,
:hi[ghlight] [default] {group-name} {key}={arg} ..
Yeah, well at that li
I am having syntax and highlight group put to the bottom of my
~/.vimrc file.
syntax keyword UserKeywords Samkit CHECKME REVIEW CHECKME
containedin=ALL
highlight def link UserKeywords Todo
This works fine if I open an unnamed file like just "gvim". But if I
open a file "gvim 1.c" then the above h
On 01/05/11 10:01, pansz wrote:
[...]
Currently, "default" is only mentioned in "hi link".
If you had checked my first reply, you would have found at line 4087 of
syntax.txt,
:hi[ghlight] [default] {group-name} {key}={arg} ..
Best regards,
Tony.
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On Saturday, April 30, 2011 3:01:53 PM UTC+8, Ben Schmidt wrote:
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> work, at least for CursorIM, though not for other standard highlight
> groups which are defined with defaults.
> The result, though, is yes, that your approach using "default" will
>
> Ben.
>
Glad to see it will work and I will t
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