On 2012-08-08, ping wrote:
> guys:
> is there a way to bind ctrl+shift+p differently that ctrl-p ?
> google told me NO, since they are the same "key code".
> just double check to experts here as last hope or any close workaround...
You can find out for yourself by entering insert mode and typing
C
On 8/8/2012 5:13 AM, S. Cowles wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012, ping wrote:
here is another approach to this issue.
1) multiple virtual terminal sessions: i switched to tmux from
screen/byobu last year. window navigation, for me, is a critical
requirement and it is quite straightforward in tmux.
guys:
is there a way to bind ctrl+shift+p differently that ctrl-p ?
google told me NO, since they are the same "key code".
just double check to experts here as last hope or any close workaround...
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On 8/7/2012 5:35 PM, Ben Fritz wrote:
I would guess that plugin uses the input() command to get strings from the user
to search for.
This is what is meant by "input line history". What did you think it meant?
hi Ben:
thanks for the response.
I thought it meant : a list texts that I typed in w
On 08/08/12 13:25, Kenneth Reid Beesley wrote:
> imap ~~ guiw~la
>
> Then, in insert mode, when you type ~~ (or whatever sequence
> appeals to you), vim will shift temporarily into normal command
> mode (via the ), then capitalize the current word, then
> switch back to insert mode (with the 'a'
On 8Aug2012, at 00:39, vim_use@googlegroups.com wrote:
>
> sinbad Aug 07 11:05PM -0700
>
> how can one capitalize the current word or the
> word just before the current cursor position
> with out leaving the insert mode ? leaving insert
> mode and capitalize and come back to insert mode
On Wed, Aug 08, 2012 at 02:05:16AM EDT, sinbad wrote:
> how can one capitalize the current word or the word just before the
> current cursor position with out leaving the insert mode ? leaving
> insert mode and capitalize and come back to insert mode is becoming
> a tedious task for me ...:)
I ha
On Wednesday, August 8, 2012 7:05:16 AM UTC+1, sinbad wrote:
> how can one capitalize the current word or the
> word just before the current cursor position
> with out leaving the insert mode ? leaving insert
> mode and capitalize and come back to insert mode
> is becoming a tedious task for me .
Hi Tim!
On Mi, 08 Aug 2012, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 08/08/12 06:19, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> > On Mi, 08 Aug 2012, Tim Chase wrote:
> >> :inoremap ~ gUB
> >
> > This is a misunderstanding on your side. What i_Ctrl-\_Ctrl-O does (I
> > assume you mean 'o' and not 'u'?),
>
> Doh, yes...type it
On 08/08/12 06:19, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> On Mi, 08 Aug 2012, Tim Chase wrote:
>> :inoremap ~ gUB
>
> This is a misunderstanding on your side. What i_Ctrl-\_Ctrl-O does (I
> assume you mean 'o' and not 'u'?),
Doh, yes...type it once wrong and copy/paste elsewhere and it just
makes me look
Hi Tim!
On Mi, 08 Aug 2012, Tim Chase wrote:
> In attempting to answer sinbad's question, I figured it was the
> perfect opportunity for i_CTRL-\_CTRL-u which is described as "like
> CTRL-O but don't move the cursor". So I created a mapping:
>
> :inoremap ~ gUB
>
> yet if I insert "This is a
On 08/08/12 01:05, sinbad wrote:
> how can one capitalize the current word or the
> word just before the current cursor position
> with out leaving the insert mode ? leaving insert
> mode and capitalize and come back to insert mode
> is becoming a tedious task for me ...:)
In attempting to answe
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012, ping wrote:
here is another approach to this issue.
1) multiple virtual terminal sessions: i switched to tmux from
screen/byobu last year. window navigation, for me, is a critical
requirement and it is quite straightforward in tmux. the windows i create
in tmux have un
sinbad a écrit:
>
> how can one capitalize the current word or the
> word just before the current cursor position
> with out leaving the insert mode ? leaving insert
> mode and capitalize and come back to insert mode
> is becoming a tedious task for me ...:)
A simple remap, perhaps:
:inorem
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