Hello,
I'm trying to scroll horizontally in a pop-up window that contains very
long lines. I'm sure I've missed something simple, but trying things like
(Vim9)
win_execute(popup_id, ':normal! zH')
Doesn't work. I can execute other commands in the window using the above
mechanism.
I'd apprec
Gary Johnson said on Wed, 28 Feb 2024 06:45:04 -0800
>On 2024-02-28, Steve Litt wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> The gvim program became too much of a hassle because it printed all
>> sorts of GTk errors and warnings to the terminal, obliterating
>> valuable information that was there. So I had to uninsta
So ...
I've added the function to my vimrc, and that works as "advertised".
Thank you for that.
One annoying interraction is gvim always giving the "* :'<,'>* " prompt
when I want to call the function in VISUAL mode.
Is there something I could add to the function to suppress the *'' '<,'>
I forgot to say that I was hoping that using the "*repeat last*" function,
namely the "*.*", would apply that modified command at the next text
location where a new string is highlited.
Eric
On Wednesday 28 February 2024 at 16:12:30 UTC-5 Eric Marceau wrote:
> Also,
>
> Can someone offer the m
Also,
Can someone offer the modified version of that which would permit
specifying the desired single tag-string (i.e. 'em') as a parameter for the
function call, instead of the open-ended user entry of a string?
I visualize doing something like ':TagSelection em' for the action to be
applie
Hi David,
Your posting of the tip dates quite a while ago.
Any idea if that would still work for vim/gvim 8.1 ?
Is that added to the ~/.vim/vimrc ?
Finally, is that action triggered by typing the sequence ':TagSelection'
?
Thank you,
Eric
On Wednesday 5 May 2010 at 10:23:52 UTC-4 David
On 2024-02-28, Steve Litt wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The gvim program became too much of a hassle because it printed all
> sorts of GTk errors and warnings to the terminal, obliterating valuable
> information that was there. So I had to uninstall Vim and install
> neovim, which isn't as good, but all th
