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2019-12-23 Thread Bram Moolenaar
Happy New Year to all Vim users! 2019 was a good Vim year with a few new features, many bug fixes and improved test coverage. This is included in the recent 8.2 release, which went out smoothly. For the coming year the main goal is to improve the execution speed of Vim script. I have started

[i and [I don't show first occurrence in python files

2019-12-23 Thread Jeenu
If I've a Python file from foo import bar qux = bar(...) And I place the cursor on the 'bar' function invocation, and do [i or [I, I get E387 - Match is on the current line. From my experience with other text/source files (Java, for example) and documentation, I fully expect it to li

Wrap with indent

2019-12-23 Thread Keith Edmunds
Hi, this is for normal text editing rather than programming. I would like the first line of a paragraph to begin in column 1, and all auto-wrapped lines in that para after line 1 to have an indent of eight spaces: This is a sample (and narrow) paragraph to illustrate the effect I am try

Re: Tabs in GVim 8.2

2019-12-23 Thread Salman Halim
Yes, except that this is how it looks when I start up: [image: image.png] Note the blank line below the toolbar; on 8.1, this is how it looks: [image: image.png] I can get it to work by manually executing :set guioptions-=e guioptions+=e (not in the vimrc; has to be done after startup), but I d

Re: Tabs in GVim 8.2

2019-12-23 Thread Ni Va
Hi Salman, Do you talk about the tab feature like in this screenshot ? On Windows 10, compiled today in 32bit version 8.2 patch 33 Le lundi 23 décembre 2019 00:35:47 UTC+1, Salman Halim a écrit : > > Did anybody else notice this in Windows? > > -- > > Salman > > On Fri, Dec 20, 2019, 19:57 Salma

Profiling slow buffer search

2019-12-23 Thread Ni Va
Hi, In buffer that contains several "foobar" string, I note that pressing 'n' (next) spends more than one second. I think one of installed plugins is at the origin of this problem. I have tested with no interesting results profile start $tmp/profile.log profile func * then typing '/vim'