On Sat, Jan 30, at 04:00 Tim Johnson wrote:
I'm using vim 7.2 on Slackware 13.0 32-bit.
This system has two 'vims': the gui version compiled as gvim and
`vim' compiled without the gui. I would like to recompile the
console `vim' with support for the clipboard and without the
embedding of
On Wed, Jan 27, at 03:28 Athunye wrote:
I have this little script:
function! VS()
let mypath = '~/public_html/jeditux.home/vim_sessions/'
let ans = input('Session name: ', mypath, 'file')
execute ':source ' ans
endfunction
http://vim.pastey.net/132026
In the line 'let ans =
Hi Rémi,
On Wed, Jan 27, at 05:27 Rémi Prévost wrote:
Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
open (along with the date) in this kind of format:
(2010-01-27 08:20:00)
On Wed, Jan 27, at 04:11 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
Hi Rémi,
On Wed, Jan 27, at 05:27 Rémi Prévost wrote:
Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
open (along with the date
On Wed, Jan 27, at 06:36 Rémi Prévost wrote:
Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a écrit :
Sorry, I forgot but you need another event also, BufEnter is a choise
that works.
But won't using BufEnter add a line to the log each time a buffer is
displayed (eg. when switching tabs)? I only want
Hi Dominique,
On Wed, Sep 23, at 10:07 Dominique Pellé wrote:
(Warning: this message is written using Unicode encoding utf-8)
Vim-7.2.264 (and older) does not correctly transform the Greek
uppercase letter Sigma Σ (U+03A3) into lowercase. When
transformed into lowercase, this letter should
On Fri, Jun 05, at 09:32 Edward Peschko wrote:
hey all,
I would like to use clewn
(http://linux.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Clewn-Screenshot-31265.html)
in an environment that does not have a display (X or otherwise), ie:
under a 'screen' session over an ssh shell.
Is it possible to
On Mon, Apr 27, at 10:22 smu johnson wrote:
Hi,
I used to run vim 6.0 or so that came with an old Ubuntu installation, and
out of the box, it left me edit Japanese UTF-8 type text files.
Now, having compiled Vim 7.2 from Bram's source, it doesn't seem to support
this out of the box.
On Mon, Apr 27, at 06:28 Dasn wrote:
On 27/04/09 08:02 +0200, Christian Brabandt wrote:
Hi Dasn!
On Mo, 27 Apr 2009, Dasn wrote:
fun! MyFileComplete(ArgLead, CmdLine, CursorPos)
let ret=[file1, file2, file3]
A lot more other processing
return ret
On Wed, Apr 01, at 01:07 guwegezo wrote:
Is it possible to sort the buffer list in Vim?
I commonly work with 10-20 files open. They tend to be groups of files
from different paths within my project. When I issue :ls, it's often
difficult to find the file I'm looking for. Sorting the
Hi Derek,
On Tue, Mar 31, at 02:28 de...@derekwyatt.org wrote:
This topic has been more heavily posted on than anything else by far;
I agree.
it's weaved its way into other topics as well and it has zip to do with Vim
(posting off topic being far worse than the format of the message
On Mon, Mar 30, at 03:00 ivan budiselic wrote:
Hi,
I'll post a simplified version of my problem. Basically, I want to
substitute every occurrence of 'a' (the letter a, without the quotes) with
'b', but only if 'a' is not inside a string, by which I mean it is not
enclosed in double quotes.
On Mon, Mar 30, at 11:41 John Beckett wrote:
Seriously, I have to make it clear that I'm not trying to impose
my personal opinion. People in the list have to support my
whining and say whether they want conformity or not. I'm not
going to take my time to personally educate a bunch of
On Sun, Mar 29, at 09:16 JuanPablo wrote:
this is my solution
function! Translate(entrada)
let en=substitute(a:entrada, ,%20,)
let en = substitute(en, [ ]*$,,)
let palabra= system('curl -e www.google.com
On Mon, Mar 30, at 07:10 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
On Sun, Mar 29, at 09:16 JuanPablo wrote:
this is my solution
function! Translate(entrada)
let en=substitute(a:entrada, ,%20,)
let en = substitute(en, [ ]*$,,)
let palabra= system('curl -e
On Wed, Mar 25, at 11:03 Paris wrote:
quote: it is not possible to use greek characters in command mode
May I ask why is that so? You said command line in our private
exchange and I didn't understand what you were talking about.
From :help 'langmap'
Your language characters will be
Γειά σου Πάρη,
On Wed, Mar 25, at 08:11 Paris wrote:
Hello,
I am using vim to edit documents in greek and it is really frustrating
to have to alt_shift all the time to enter commands. Can vim ignore the
language when in command mode? If not, can I have it toggling the
language while
Hi Roger,
On Fri, Mar 13, at 10:59 roger koenker wrote:
[...]
on which I would like to operate on with a file, v.vim that looks
something like this:
%s/^M\([A-Z][ A-Z]\)/\r\1/g
%s/^M//g
I think you have to escape the ^, otherwise it matches start of line
g/^ /-1join
write tmp
Hi Anton,
On Sat, Mar 14, at 12:07 Anton Sharonov wrote:
Vi mode is also available in zsh and dash shells.
Note: Zsh is using it's own command line editor (ZLE), and Dash only if
is linked against editline¹ (though there is no support for multibyte
characters).
Thanks for mentioning
On Thu, Mar 12, at 12:42 parekh wrote:
Hi,
I have something like this -
reg a0 = abc[0]
reg a0 = abc[0]
reg a0 = abc[0]
reg a0 = abc[0]
I am trying to create something like this -
reg a0 = abc[0]
reg a1 = abc[1]
reg a2 = abc[2]
reg a3 = abc[3]
Any recommendations on how I can
On Mon, Mar 09, at 09:16 Ben Kim wrote:
Thanks. I could not figure out how to navigate through the results. I
just started vim without opening files, and did something like
:vimgrep /\cstandard/ n*
Vim opens only the first file. I'll have to read the help again.
Here's a
Hi Sean,
On Wed, Mar 04, at 04:09 Sean wrote:
Hi,
Assuming I have
let valid_char = [a-z]
Now, I want to get the list of all valid characters from above
definition:
let expand_result = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Is it possible to do something like (pseudo code):
let expand_result
Hi Christian,
On Tue, Feb 17, at 12:03 Christian Brabandt wrote:
Not bad! I have been thinking about it, and one could even implement a
custom completion function. You need to get
http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/Index.txt and set the readfile()
expression according to the location
On Mon, Feb 16, at 12:54 pansz wrote:
Teemu Likonen 写道:
On 2009-02-13 11:42 (+0100), Tony Mechelynck wrote:
But if we are more practical, Lisp is more powerful and elegant for
interactive programmable environments. One reason are exactly the nested
parentheses and other is the
On Mon, Feb 16, at 07:24 Maxim Kim wrote:
On 16 фев, 18:13, Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a.hat...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Mon, Feb 16, at 06:26 Maxim Kim wrote:
I have just discovered that I can't C-R=100*0.3 .
Is it supposed to be that way?
Patch 7.2.011 fixed that problem.
Ah
On Sun, Feb 15, at 08:34 Christian Brabandt wrote:
ok, so digraphs are not the best method for writing longer sets of
characters. For me, I like the use of digraphs (since I use them only
occasionally), I just dislike the way how to find the character you
are looking for
Just a
On Sun, Feb 15, at 10:15 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
On Sun, Feb 15, at 08:34 Christian Brabandt wrote:
ok, so digraphs are not the best method for writing longer sets of
characters. For me, I like the use of digraphs (since I use them only
occasionally), I just dislike the way
Hi Marc,
On Thu, Feb 12, at 04:34 Marc Chantreux wrote:
hello world,
This is my attempt to add neat menus in vim using buffers. It can be
usefull if you have a script that can save some options in a file.
the idea is:
- call NewBufferAsMenu('Foo') opens a new buffer with some
On Tue, Feb 10, at 09:00 Tom Link wrote:
For example, with a such entry in my aliases file :
alias chuck Chuck Nurris his.em...@invalid.invalid
could have a (case insensitive) completion based on the alias, the first
name, name or the email.
The simplest solution would be to keep the
On Tue, Feb 10, at 07:32 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
On Tue, Feb 10, at 09:00 Tom Link wrote:
For example, with a such entry in my aliases file :
alias chuck Chuck Nurris his.em...@invalid.invalid
could have a (case insensitive) completion based on the alias, the first
name
On Mon, Feb 02, at 07:42 Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Valery Kondakoff wrote:
On 01.02.2009 21:13, Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
Plea from a Russian Vim user: 'langmap' doesn't work with
encodig=utf8, and who is using 8-bit encodings today?
There is patch for this, see
On Fri, Jan 30, at 10:24 Ian Duncan wrote:
Well I've tried just using :source to load some scripts, but I'm still
confused.
The command GhciFile is definitely in the shim.vim script that I load
by doing :source ~/.vim/plugins/shim.vim, but even after that I get
Not an editor command:
On Fri, Jan 30, at 10:51 Ian Duncan wrote:
shim.vim is in my ~/.vim/plugins and contains GhciRange and GhciFile.
Here's my .vimrc:
If shim.vim is the plugin in:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2356
then, what the following command returns:
echo has('ruby')
On Tue, Jan 20, at 10:24 Tom Link wrote:
I've been using autochdir...the only broken thing I've noticed is
saving and restoring sessions
The same here. I don't think it will break too many other plugins
since without that option you cannot make any assumptions about the
current
On Fri, Jan 16, at 08:10 Dominique Pelle wrote:
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
yes, Linux, an open-source system, is more open to what users want; it
has a long tradition of supporting Esperanto as just a language like any
other. If you want to understand Window's standpoint (if any) on
On Fri, Jan 16, at 12:47 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
Thats the problem when you try to find a meaningful name for a script in
the last second.
let parser = {}
let linus = {}
let parser['delim'] = {
let linus['delim'] = {
\ 'dat' : ''
\, 'csv' : ';'
\ }
let
On Sun, Dec 28, at 10:07 Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 28/12/08 07:29, Ben Schmidt wrote:
By the way, the spelling of Christ is χριστος; certainly in biblical and
classical Greek, and by the look of it also in Modern Greek (a quick
glance at a Modern Greek Bible translation tells me).
On Sun, Dec 07, at 04:49 Harry wrote:
On Dec 7, 2:51 pm, Matt Wozniski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 2:46 AM, Harry wrote:
On Dec 6, 2:35 pm, Matt Wozniski wrote:
On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 2:09 AM, Harry wrote:
What I've seen so far is this.
1. If I issue
On Sun, Dec 07, at 03:46 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
On Sun, Dec 07, at 04:49 Harry wrote:
But here's what I'm doing presently:
vim -c 0r ! cat /tmp/new-note -c 'set key=foo' db
The '0r' part does work. But I still get prompted for the key, even
though I specified
On Sat, Nov 22, at 08:59 Fredrik wrote:
I am making notes of my spendings in a cashbook. I am inputting a line
like this:
-10 Beer
So I was thinking that it would be nice if I could in a second buffer
see all my previous entries regarding beer (to give me an idea of just
how much
On Sun, Nov 23, at 11:15 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
On Sat, Nov 22, at 08:59 Fredrik wrote:
I am making notes of my spendings in a cashbook. I am inputting a line
like this:
-10 Beer
So I was thinking that it would be nice if I could in a second buffer
see all my
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