On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 08:32:17AM +0100, Florian Rehnisch wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 11:06:19PM -0800, sinbad wrote:
> > I'm trying to map x in normal mode to do send a command to a pane in
> > tmux.
> >
> > sudo tmux send-keys -t "1" C-z "test"
> >
> > I tried the following. wrote the
On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 11:06:19PM -0800, sinbad wrote:
> I'm trying to map x in normal mode to do send a command to a pane in
> tmux.
>
> sudo tmux send-keys -t "1" C-z "test"
>
> I tried the following. wrote the above command in a test.sh file and made a
> mapping as below.
>
> :nnoremap x
Hi,
I'm trying to map x in normal mode to do send a command to a pane in
tmux.
sudo tmux send-keys -t "1" C-z "test"
I tried the following. wrote the above command in a test.sh file and made a
mapping as below.
:nnoremap x 'silent :!./test.sh'
I'm getting the following error.
E20: Mark
When using `D` on top of a non-empty directory in netrw I get an error:
`**error** (netrw) unable to delete directory {path}`. `D` works as expected on
an empty directory.
I've tried setting `let g:netrw_localrmdir='rm -rf'`
(https://gist.github.com/KevinSjoberg/5068370) with the same result.
I use `:edit **/*` to fuzzy find files. I like to use the default working
directory settings (based on the project root, the directory I started vim in).
This works great until I open netrw, then any subsequent searches no longer
respect my wildignore. This seems to be a bug in netrw.
Here is
I use `:edit **/*` to fuzzy find files. I like to use the default working
directory settings (based on the project root, the directory I started vim in).
This works great until I open netrw, then any subsequent searches no longer
respect my wildignore. This seems to be a bug in netrw.
Here is
