I was surprised to see that :x emits first QuitPre and then BufWrite. Is there
a way to detect that QuitPre is happening in the context of those commands?
I.e. that the buffers will be written to disk after the autocmd runs?
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On So, 19 Mai 2019, Axel Bender wrote:
> How would I set the language to en_US.UTF-8 via the "language" command
> in Windows gvim?
I am not sure why you want UTF-8 in Windows, it seems the more widely
used codepage in use is 1252 (for western countries).
UTF-8 Codepage in Windows is 65001,
The way you described the problem, it sounded like you wanted to
go forward to the next slash even if there was an intervening "'"
char:
this 'is/a/firstpath' and this 'is/another/path'
where, if your cursor was on the "f" of "firstpath", you wanted to
jump to the next slash (after the second
On 2019-05-19 19:21, Mathieu Roux wrote:
> and how can i say?: go to the next /, and if you don't find it, go
> to the next '
>
> For exemple, if i am at the beginning of the string
> 'abc/def/ghi',and some /
> it should go to /
> and if i am on "g" on the same string, it should go to '
>
> In
How would I set the language to en_US.UTF-8 via the "language" command in
Windows gvim?
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and how can i say?: go to the next /, and if you don't find it, go to
the next '
For exemple, if i am at the beginning of the string
'abc/def/ghi',
it should go to /
and if i am on "g" on the same string, it should go to '
In fact i want to map this command to .
map f('|/)v0*
Thanks! that is exactly what i want!
On sam., 2019-05-18 at 10:51 -0600, 'Grant Taylor' via vim_use wrote:
> On 5/18/19 9:34 AM, Stefan Klein wrote:
> > i guess you're looking for t(o) instead of f(orward)
>
> Agreed.
>
> I've frequently seen it referred as (un)t(il). (I think that's what
> I
