On May 21, 2011 12:30 AM, "Antonio Recio" wrote:
>
> The two commands to delete the comments of C++ files are:
> :%s!\s*//.*\|/\*\_.\{-}\*/
> :g/^\s*$/d
>
> How I can add this commands to my bash script?
>
The right tool for the job I think: sed, awk, perl, lisp, etc. I don't think
vim is the rig
On May 20, 2011 7:22 PM, "Tony Mechelynck"
wrote:
>
> On 19/05/11 21:02, woodygar wrote:
>>
> If you want to open several Vim instances side-by-side (or maybe partly
overlapping), you can: just launch Vim a second time. Of course, they won't
share buffers or registers (other than the clipboard if
does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way
to do this globally but i need it to be done only in QuickFix list
window.
any help is appreciated
Excerpts from Antonio Recio's message of Fri May 20 21:25:24 +0200 2011:
> Do you know some distribution of vim for C++ development with the
> recommended plugins? Something like http://spf13.com/project/spf13-vim or
> Ex-Vim http://code.google.com/p/exvim/
Not yet - but using VAM such a "plugin
Hi. You can try :verbose , e.g. :verbose nmap .
On Sat, May 21, 2011 at 9:48 AM, Antonio Recio wrote:
> Is there any script to find hotkeys used and the available ones (including
> the configuration of the plugins, vimrc, gvimrc, etc)?
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I would like to execute a bash script from the terminal with two vim
commands. This script is useful to delete the comments of C++ files
recursively (subfolders too)
The two commands to delete the comments of C++ files are:
:%s!\s*//.*\|/\*\_.\{-}\*/
:g/^\s*$/d
How I can add this commands to my
On May 20, 7:04 pm, Ben Schmidt wrote:
> On 21/05/11 7:06 AM, cyboman wrote:
>
> > does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
> > too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
> > characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way to
> > do
Is there any script to find hotkeys used and the available ones (including
the configuration of the plugins, vimrc, gvimrc, etc)?
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Hi,
Thank you for providing zip.vim.
I met some problems when I used zip.vim. This is the report of the
problems and the proposed patch.
1) When I move around files in a zip by CTRL-O/CTRL-I, I am sometimes
led to the end of file, on which I have never put the cursor.
2) Likewise, the column
On 2011-05-20, Gary Johnson wrote:
> On 2011-05-20, cyboman wrote:
> > does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
> > too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
> > characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way to
> > do this globally
On 19/05/11 21:02, woodygar wrote:
Hi thanks for helping me last time - and i hope im explaining this
ok.
I have pydiction and it works fine now but
Is there any way to automatically open gvim and have a left column
window for the current directory list, the large main window for
editing the file
On 21/05/11 7:06 AM, cyboman wrote:
does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way to
do this globally but i need it to be done only in QuickFix lis
On 19/05/11 15:46, Ben Schmidt wrote:
On 19/05/11 11:36 PM, cyboman wrote:
i'm continuously making additions to my _vimrc file and sometimes need
to re-source the file. i have a lot of mappings in the file so every
time i re-source it i get errors saying that the given mapping already
exists. do
On 19/05/11 06:17, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
[...]
With the exception of games and applications that hide their keyboard
shortcuts or menus until you hold , most programs (under most
OS'es) don't listen for so-called "modifier keys" on their own.
Yeah, once upon a time I had a chess program f
On 2011-05-20, cyboman wrote:
> is there an option telling vim not to expand ~/ ?
Do you mean '~' as the equivalent of $HOME in some shells or '~' as
matching the last given substitute string? In the latter case, just
precede '~' with '\'.
Gary
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On 2011-05-20, cyboman wrote:
> does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
> too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
> characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way to
> do this globally but i need it to be done only in QuickFix lis
is there an option telling vim not to expand ~/ ?
thanks
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does anybody know if there is a way to break a line of text that is
too long in QuickFix list. say if the line is longer than 60
characters move the word to the next line. i'm sure there is a way to
do this globally but i need it to be done only in QuickFix list
window.
any help is appreciated
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On May 20, 4:13 pm, Gary Johnson wrote:
> On 2011-05-20, cyboman wrote:
> > does anybody know if it is possible to use regular expressions in
> > errorformat option? and if yes then how can i do it?
>
> Yes it is. There is not a help tag for that particular entry, but
> if you execute
>
> :
On 2011-05-20, cyboman wrote:
> does anybody know if it is possible to use regular expressions in
> errorformat option? and if yes then how can i do it?
Yes it is. There is not a help tag for that particular entry, but
if you execute
:help errorformat
and search for
/^Pattern matching
Do you know some distribution of vim for C++ development with the
recommended plugins? Something like http://spf13.com/project/spf13-vim or
Ex-Vim http://code.google.com/p/exvim/
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does anybody know if it is possible to use regular expressions in
errorformat option? and if yes then how can i do it?
thanks.
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Today I used
:Exp
and got these errors, previously (not sure when it changed) it worked
fine.
osX 10.4.11
terminal vim compiled from MacPorts
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Mar 31 2011
19:47:34)
MacOS X (unix) version
Included patches: 1-20, 22-146
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Reply to message «Re: swapping mark behaviors»,
sent 10:51:11 20 May 2011, Friday
by Jeroen Budts:
> One simple solution I can think of is to remap most mark-related
>
> commands, such as:
> :map ma mA
> :map mb mB
> :map 'a 'A
>
> "etc..
For m* you should use `nnoremap ma mA' because mark comm
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