On Tue, March 26, 2013 03:41, neolus wrote:
I couldn't figure out a way to phrase my question but I'm not asking about
replacing patterns or anything.
I'd like to know if it's possible in vim to ( visually ) show any certain
character as something else. e.g. while editing a text file any
I have a problem to get pasted copy in to Vim
Please take a look to this two screenshots Gedit and Vim
Vim make's a mash of the pasting code
http://hendrikus-godvliet.appspot.com/chakras/30001
Plaese can someone help to make me clear how to corect past copy from outsite
Vim into Vim.
On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 8:25 AM, Hendrikus Godvliet
hendrikusgodvl...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a problem to get pasted copy in to Vim
Please take a look to this two screenshots Gedit and Vim
Vim make's a mash of the pasting code
http://hendrikus-godvliet.appspot.com/chakras/30001
You
I have this in my .vimrc:
The first line sets a mapping so that pressing F2 in normal mode will
invert the 'paste' option, and will then show the value of that option.
The second line allows you to press F2 when in insert mode, to toggle
'paste' on and off. The third line enables displaying
:set paste
i CTRL+SHIFT+v esc
:set nopaste
or...
in normal mode
+P
:wq
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Pozdrawiam
Laskowski Bartłomiej
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W dniu 26.03.2013 13:25, Hendrikus Godvliet pisze:
I have a problem to get pasted copy in to Vim
Please take a look to
Hello,
I am trying to build vim on Win64. I have a successful build with
Dynamic Python 27 Support. But it does not work properly
it does not load the python library. My vim plugins inform me that I
need python to run them.
Here you can see the build of if_python.c
gcc -c -Iproto -DWIN32
On 2013-03-26, Hendrikus Godvliet wrote:
I have a problem to get pasted copy in to Vim
Please take a look to this two screenshots Gedit and Vim
Vim make's a mash of the pasting code
http://hendrikus-godvliet.appspot.com/chakras/30001
Plaese can someone help to make me clear how to
On Tue, March 26, 2013 13:25, Hendrikus Godvliet wrote:
I have a problem to get pasted copy in to Vim
Please take a look to this two screenshots Gedit and Vim
Vim make's a mash of the pasting code
http://hendrikus-godvliet.appspot.com/chakras/30001
Plaese can someone help to make me clear
Is it somehow possible with :g// to copy only the
matched parts of lines as with the -o option of grep?
/bpj
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On Tue, March 26, 2013 16:43, BPJ wrote:
Is it somehow possible with :g// to copy only the
matched parts of lines as with the -o option of grep?
/bpj
With a recent enough Vim, you can make use of :s command and execute VimL
on the replacement part while not modifying the match (by using the
On 2013-03-26 16:43, BPJ wrote:
Is it somehow possible with :g// to copy only the
matched parts of lines as with the -o option of grep?
Not elegantly, but it can be done:
:let @a=''|g/pattern/let @a=@a. .matchstr(getline('.'), @/)
(you can change the joining string from to \n if you want
On 2013-03-26 16:56, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Tue, March 26, 2013 16:43, BPJ wrote:
Is it somehow possible with :g// to copy only the
matched parts of lines as with the -o option of grep?
/bpj
With a recent enough Vim, you can make use of :s command and
execute VimL on the
Hello,
I built a gvim without OLE or NETBEANS support. When I ran it the
console opens and then only gvim window. And this console window
continue to be till gvim dies.
What can the reason be?
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Thank this what i missed. And from now on I will rock, set paste to the Vim.
Hendrikus
2013/3/26 David Fishburn dfishburn@gmail.com
set paste
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On 20:46 Tue 26 Mar , Hendrikus Godvliet wrote:
David
Thank this what i missed. And from now on I will rock, set paste to the Vim.
Hendrikus
2013/3/26 David Fishburn dfishburn@gmail.com
set paste
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Hi,
since recently vim is maxing out my CPU a while after a file is
loaded. It's definitely caused by my .vimrc (maybe a plugin?) Plain
vim doesn't exhibit the behaviour. Is there a simple method to tell
what it's doing while hitting the CPU? I tried using the build-in
profiling commands, but it
vim -V20/tmp/log will write a logfile.
use tail -f (on *nix like os) to follow the file.
If it goes crazy you have chance to understand what is going on.
Also try to find out whether it happen in insert or normal mode or
command mode (eg after typing :)
Yes - bisecting is a good way - and
On 2013–03–26 Marc Weber wrote:
vim -V20/tmp/log will write a logfile.
I blindly typed this command. You should have warned me that it
produces hundreds of MiB within seconds ;)
use tail -f (on *nix like os) to follow the file.
If it goes crazy you have chance to understand what is going on.
Also when vim eats 100% CPU and blocks?
If the plugin still allows you to type :qa!, then yes. Often you can
abort the current operation by pressing ctrl-c
Marc Weber
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Excerpts from Marco's message of Wed Mar 27 00:11:01 +0100 2013:
On 2013–03–26 Marc Weber wrote:
vim -V20/tmp/log will write a logfile.
I blindly typed this command.
Thanks for trusting me :) You should never do that.
The culprit was the easytags plugin, which is removed from my system
now
https://github.com/xolox/vim-easytags/issues/27
Anyway, you should leave a comment that this is happening to you too, to
make it more likely that the author takes action.
Just uninstalling the plugin is not helping anybody.
Marc Weber
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I considered using fontforge that way, only issue is I'm not sure if fonts
have particular resrtictions to cell size for each character. For my
purposes I'm doing more of a
( replace character with wide character e.g. from: ? to: )
kinda thing..
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On 2013–03–27 Marc Weber wrote:
https://github.com/xolox/vim-easytags/issues/27
Anyway, you should leave a comment that this is happening to you too, to
make it more likely that the author takes action.
Usually I submit a bug report when there is none. But generally I
refrain from submitting
Excerpts from Marco's message of Wed Mar 27 01:20:22 +0100 2013:
Usually I submit a bug report when there is none. But generally I
refrain from submitting ”me, too” comments.
1) There is no better way to tell devs that their plugins are being used.
2) The bug report says sometimes it just
whenever I tried with two characters vim complained it was an invalid
argument.
conceallevel 2 is on but it still won't work with more than one character.
I tried
hi Special gui=bold guibg=#00 guifg=#022FEE
set cole=2
syn match Container B conceal cchar=AE
syn match
Also even if fontforge could let me draw a wide glyph doesn't vim only allow
monospace fonts anyway?
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On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 2:47:14 PM UTC+13, neolus wrote:
Also even if fontforge could let me draw a wide glyph doesn't vim only allow
monospace fonts anyway?
In principle, CJK fonts have double width characters in them. See, f.ex.,
:help guifontwide. However, I have just imparted the
if that's all it's not worth looking into for me, as I in fact want more than
just two character width .
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I'm sorry to be misleading, from the start I wanted to be able to do this
with more than 2 characters ( at least 4 in particular) it seems like I gave
the impression that I only needed two.
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I wanted to be able to do thiswith more than 2 characters ( at least 4 in
particular)
Another thought, you could use autocommands on reading and writing the file to
change what's seen, like the way vim handles gzipped files.
Regards, John Little
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I'm using VIM 7.3 on Windows 7 (32-bit). I want two things:
1) Prevent active window selection to change VIM cursor location (don't want
the left mouse click to select the VIM window to affect the existing VIM cursor)
2) Ability to copy/paste to/from windows keyboard (preferrable with
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