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by John Little:
> But for me these convey little or nothing. My first thought from
> "writing some common things" was maybe an outliner for writing
> structured prose, but the introduction doesn't
On Jun 18, 7:36 pm, Eric Weir wrote:
> I have /.vim, /after, and /after/plugin. No /vimfiles.
It's "vimfiles" on Windows only. Forget it you are not on Windows.
You should create file
$HOME/.vim/after/ftplugin/markdown.vim
> > 2) Copy the following code into it. WARNING: long lines may get split
commands appears when I type this message:
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On Jun 20, 12:58 am, ZyX wrote:
> Frawor is the vim framework which is intended to save time for writing some
> common things.
And the introduction says simply:
This plugin provides extensible vim framework.
But for me these convey little or nothing. My first thought from
"writing some com
On 06/19/2011 11:15 AM, rameo wrote:
I would like to know how to remove everything except pattern.
p.e.
hello this is an example, hello to everybody
example hello
I do a search for hello
My output has to be:
hellohello
hello
or
hello hello
hello
My first thought would be something like
On 06/19/2011 02:04 PM, ThG wrote:
I use Vim to write a book.
Each Vim line ended by a carriage return will be a paragraph of the
book. Thus a single Vim line (which is wrapped, e.g. with a 80
character screen in 10 screen lines) can end as a 15 line paragraph in
the book. But I have one problem
Hi,
* ThG [110619 12:08]:
> I use Vim to write a book.
> Each Vim line ended by a carriage return will be a paragraph of the
> book. Thus a single Vim line (which is wrapped, e.g. with a 80
> character screen in 10 screen lines) can end as a 15 line paragraph in
> the book. But I have one problem
Can you just change your notion of a paragraph so that a line that only
contains a carriage return is what separates the paragraphs? If you can do
that then your current writing style is unaffected, except for the need to
possibly insert blank lines in between your paragraphs, and you can write
Hello,
I've released the first version of the popup list (puls) that has been
ported from Python to C. Initially it was developed for the vimuiex
library of scripts which now uses the new system and is included in the
archive below.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vimuiex/files/tar/vim-7.3-226-pu
I use Vim to write a book.
Each Vim line ended by a carriage return will be a paragraph of the
book. Thus a single Vim line (which is wrapped, e.g. with a 80
character screen in 10 screen lines) can end as a 15 line paragraph in
the book. But I have one problem : I want to make quotes of poetry,
su
>> I'm suspecting this could have something to do with encoding:
>> * The error messages are not correctly output ( instead of ü)
>> * :lang de_DE.UTF-8, :lang de_DE, :lang de, :lang en, :lang
>> en_US, :lang en_US.UTF-8 and any variant you can think of lead always
>> to the same error:
>> E197 S
Hi,
I would like to know how to remove everything except pattern.
p.e.
hello this is an example, hello to everybody
example hello
I do a search for hello
My output has to be:
hellohello
hello
or
hello hello
hello
using :%s//\=setreg('A', submatch(0), 'l')/g
puts every hello on a new line.
This and the related encoding related problems have been already
reported:
http://groups.google.com/group/vim_dev/browse_thread/thread/5181e1587c03776e
http://vim.1045645.n5.nabble.com/Trying-gVim-7-2-on-Windows-problems-with-locale-and-messages-td1183811.html
The tear off menu problem seems like
On 19/06/11 17:04, esquifit wrote:
On 19 Juny, 15:37, Tony Mechelynck
wrote:
On 19/06/11 14:28, esquifit wrote:
This seems to be a Windows-only problem: Works for me in gvim 7.3.226
with GTK2 GUI on Linux64.
Experiment 1.
1. Start gvim with my usual vimrc (which sets :lang mess C)
--- gvim c
On 19 Juny, 15:37, Tony Mechelynck
wrote:
> On 19/06/11 14:28, esquifit wrote:
> This seems to be a Windows-only problem: Works for me in gvim 7.3.226
> with GTK2 GUI on Linux64.
>
> Experiment 1.
> 1. Start gvim with my usual vimrc (which sets :lang mess C)
> --- gvim comes up in English.
> 2. :
On 19/06/11 14:28, esquifit wrote:
Hi
I'm using gvim 7.3 on WinXP. When the environment variable LANG is
not EN, say DE for German, the menu and menu items are correctly
displayed in German as well as the error messages. The menu entries
are also fully functional. However tear off menus are no
Formatvim plugin is plugin that creates files with embedded color information.
Unlike standart 2html it can create not only HTML files, but has also support
for LaTeX and one of bbcode dialects.
New in release:
- Added signs support
- Made numbers, fold and signs column uncopyable in html specif
Ben Schmidt wrote:
> Since all actions to put something on the clipboard but the last one
>> will be overwritten this could be improved. It's not so easy to make a
>> generic solution though, instead of "d" for delete it could be any
>> command. It would involve storing the text to be put on the
Frawor is the vim framework which is intended to save time for writing some
common things. Main features: mappings with lhs redefineable by users,
getoption
function that makes it easier to customize your plugin, plugin reloading
(mainly
for development, but also works for minor plugin updates
On 18/06/11 17:31, eNG1Ne wrote:
I hope/think/believe there should be a plugin available that will
automatically close tags for you … that will save a lot of typing, and
help cut down on errors. I'll watch this thread, because I'd be
interested in the same plugin myself ;-}
NGN
As mentioned i
Hi
I'm using gvim 7.3 on WinXP. When the environment variable LANG is
not EN, say DE for German, the menu and menu items are correctly
displayed in German as well as the error messages. The menu entries
are also fully functional. However tear off menus are not working.
Instead I'm getting the fo
On 18/06/11 19:52, Ian Liu Rodrigues wrote:
Dear list,
When I press ALT_C in GVim, it generates the character "ã" (a tilde).
This is problematic since I can't create an imap to ALT_C, for typing
"ã" will also trigger the mapping.
I'm interested in fixing this bug and providing a patch, but I've
Since all actions to put something on the clipboard but the last one
will be overwritten this could be improved. It's not so easy to make a
generic solution though, instead of "d" for delete it could be any
command. It would involve storing the text to be put on the clipboard
internally and movi
On 2011-06-18 17:31, eNG1Ne wrote:
I hope/think/believe there should be a plugin available that will
automatically close tags for you
I use this mapping:
inoremap
Now you can close a tag with F6, simple but works for me :)
Simon
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