On Sunday, November 9, 2014 5:11:40 AM UTC+1, ping wrote:
> I believe this is easy to reproduce:
>
> test string 1. hi hello world.
> test string 2. hi hello world .
>
> I want to surround hello world (generating -> hi "hello world").
> using surround.vim plugin, if my cursor is within hello, bu
On Sat, Nov 08, 2014, ping song wrote:
> I believe this is easy to reproduce:
>
> test string 1. hi hello world.
> test string 2. hi hello world .
>
> I want to surround hello world (generating -> hi "hello world").
> using surround.vim plugin, if my cursor is within hello, but not on h,
> the p
I believe this is easy to reproduce:
test string 1. hi hello world.
test string 2. hi hello world .
I want to surround hello world (generating -> hi "hello world").
using surround.vim plugin, if my cursor is within hello, but not on h,
the provided method is as following:
ys2aw"
if my cursor is
* Tim Johnson [141108 13:05]:
> * Tim Johnson [141108 11:52]:
<...>
> Note that I commented out the first system call and added the
> modified one with 'ssh'.
Typo. Should have written "modified one *without* 'ssh'."
Sorry
--
Tim
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I think I'll add and make it same as o, as suggested
by Eric -- it's less error prone to hold ctrl and just press w and o.
the other day I want to use ZoomWin but I by mistake pressed c-w c-o
instead of c-w o , and I lost all my windows layout...
thanks.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Charles Ca
try vimshell , not much better though.
at least it solve one issue that is not resolvable in conqueterm: long
lines won't be broken into multiple lines. which is good.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 8:56 AM, Ping wrote:
> I think conqterm is a dead project.
>
> from iPhone
>
>
>> On Aug 22, 2014, at 14:2
that works (Usevimball), thanks!
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 6:23 PM, glts <676c7...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Friday, November 7, 2014 11:05:03 PM UTC+1, ping wrote:
>> how to extract the vim ball to another folder?
>> the reason I ask this is, I'm now using pathogen to install all my
>> previous favorit
* Tim Johnson [141108 11:52]:
> I'm using vim 7.4 Huge version without GUI on Mac OS X 10.7. This
> version is installed from Macports.
>
> I launch it from iTerm2 and frequently from MC running in iTerm2 as
> it is my default MC editor.
>
> options include +clipboard, +python, -xterm_clipboard,
I'm using vim 7.4 Huge version without GUI on Mac OS X 10.7. This
version is installed from Macports.
I launch it from iTerm2 and frequently from MC running in iTerm2 as
it is my default MC editor.
options include +clipboard, +python, -xterm_clipboard, -xterm_save.
With clipboard=unnamed I can c
AndyHancock wrote:
> What determines whether undo can proceed backward in time
> beyond a certain point? The help pages don't seem to explain
> the above limit.
Mostly the 'undolevel' variable limits undo.
Vim can undo before you saved the file. With persistent
undo, it can even undo to change
Sometimes, I can undo changes even though I just :wrote the file to disk. The
undo simply causes the file to change to an earlier state in time, which causes
it to differ from the version written to disk. Hence, there is a [+] sign in
the status line. In fact, undo seems to be able to undo ch
On Fr, 07 Nov 2014, B. Elijah Griffin wrote:
> The visual.txt doc file implies visual can be disabled at compile time:
>
> {not available when the |+visual| feature was disabled when compiling}
Is that still in the docs? I can't seem to find that in the latest
distributed runtime.
> It d
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