In [g]vimdiff, is it possible to show the current different line in quickfix window?

Hello friend, In [g]vimdiff, is it possible to show the current different line in quickfix window? (or some window in the bottom). This is what it looks like currently: [image: image.png] My exception: [image: image.png] It's very useful to find out the difference quickly when the line is long.

Dead keys doesn't work in a terminal window in gvim

I'm using gvim 8.1.1140 on Windows 7 with US-International layout keyboard. Normally, when I use the command prompt cmd.exe, with code page 1252, and press the ' key (dead key) and the "a" key I get "á", but on a terminal window in gvim I get 'a. The same happens with the keys "^" and "a". I shoul

Re: plugin for toggeling line numbers

> >vimawsome.com has two variants: `numbers.vim' and `vim-numbertoggle'. > > I have number and relativenumber set by default, and I use Pope's > vim-unimpaired (https://github.com/tpope/vim-unimpaired) for handy toggling > of common settings, including these. Thanks @Paul for your suggestions an

Re: What is the quickest way to replace whole WORD with spaces?

On 2019-04-10 10:42, Igor Forca wrote: > Hi, > > Sample data: > aaa bbb:123:ccc ddd > > Desired result: > aaa ddd > > What is the quickest way to replace second WORD with spaces? > > Now I use several keystrokes: > fb - find letter b > vaW - visual also WORD > r - replace with space

What is the quickest way to replace whole WORD with spaces?

Hi, Sample data: aaa bbb:123:ccc ddd Desired result: aaa ddd What is the quickest way to replace second WORD with spaces? Now I use several keystrokes: fb - find letter b vaW - visual also WORD r - replace with space I know I can set a mapping like pressing minus key and do the tas