Hi,
I am using vim on Gentoo.
Gentoo comes with its package manager emerge and a tool of this
package manager is eix.
Calling eix without any paramters gives a list of all available
packages, which includes a flag, whether this package is installed or
not. This looks like this:
This is the
On Sa, 20 Mai 2017, Ronald Höllwarth wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using vim 8.513 with +linebreak and have the following problem:
>
> I want to set a modeline that does the following:
>
> wrap long lines (set wrap) and break them at whitespace etc. (set linebreak).
> Indent the broken lines as
Hello,
I'm using vim 8.513 with +linebreak and have the following problem:
I want to set a modeline that does the following:
wrap long lines (set wrap) and break them at whitespace etc. (set linebreak).
Indent the broken lines as far as the start of the line (set breakindent) and
add 4
Hi folks
If a word straddles two syntax items, and the first allows spell checking but
the second does not, then spell checking still occurs on the word as a whole.
So it looks like the spell clusters define where spell checking can
start, but not where it stops. Is this intentional? If so, is
Advance apologies if my google-fu has failed and there's already an answer to
this somewhere -
I'd like to have search highlighting honor the current state of syntax coloring
but inverting foreground and background. Thus if I search for a string and its
found in some thing displayed as green
