Reviving this after some time, this still happens with textedit calls to
gvim 9.0. Setting the cmdheight no longer works. Can anything be done?
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It's correct. You file no only contains one line 'aaa'. There is nothing
that is not 'aaa', so nothing to print use :v. The pattern 'aaa' is in
every line, all of one line. That is expected behaviour, though it can
take a while to wrap your head around, but trying to list lines are not
that sin
You mean Windows Defender?
ANdrew
On 28/09/2022 4:53 pm, Igor wrote:
Sorry to not be clear enough. I use default Windows 10 embed antivirus
(I have written: In Windows in Settings...).
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You have not said what virus program you use.
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By coincidence today I suspected this mat be autoindent as well.
JPSoft tcc is an app that provides a command line interface to Windows,
with added extras. But it you think about it, CMD is also an app, as is
Powershell.
Why not try running in Powershell and see what happens? Or even CMD?
An
Just saw this now. I see you have solved it, but out of interest this is
what I did on Ubuntu:
./configure --enable-gnome-check --with-x --enable-gui
And yes I had to install libXtdvelopment package.
As an aside Centos 8 reached EOL in December last year - as I am sure you
know. May not be th
Looking at the source code for neovim (I'll check gvim later) I see the
following in a file called funcs.c that evaluates the environment
variables among other things:
/// According to comments in src/win/process.c of libuv, Windows has a few
/// "essential" environment variables.
static const
Take a look at Windows Event Viewer. You may be able to glean something
from that.
Do you have an antivirus program running?
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after all.
On 7/09/2022 5:53 pm, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Mi, 07 Sep 2022, Andrew Bernard wrote:
Can you see the image attachment in my post? That's the message. Also, it is
clear when it happens as I said - on a remote call from xdg-open textdit
style URLs. I don't think my po
Can you see the image attachment in my post? That's the message. Also,
it is clear when it happens as I said - on a remote call from xdg-open
textdit style URLs. I don't think my post was totally vague. Maybe I am
wrong!
Andrew
On 7/09/2022 4:46 pm, Christian Brabandt wrote:
It it still not
Perhaps I was not clear. The string 'textedit' has nothing to do with gvim
internals or scripts or plugins. It's the URL used by the xdg-open process
when running gvim in server mode, so that the file is opened on a given
line and column. The textedit string is embedded in the PDFs as a way of
I have PDF's with links in them and XDG textedit URLs that can take me from
the PDF to the source file (for lilypond music engraving if interested).,
The links work and take me to the right line and column corresponding to
the link in the PDF. But I am unable to turn off the lengthy and needless
I am using gvim for lilypond work. Lilypond is an open source music engraving
program, that compiles text source code into engraved music output.
If I run :make in a buffer with a lilypond source file, say test.ly, vim runs
:!lilypond "test" 2>&! | tee /tmp/vpcquUM/13
[The tmp file name is irre
Thank you Tony.
Works perfectly now. I am very grateful.
Andrew
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I am using the Lilypond open source music engraving program on Ubuntu 18.10. It
supports point and click from objects in the output PDF score to various
different editors. Now attempting to use gvim, it is not working correctly for
me in the same smooth way that emacs does. Clicking on a note sh
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