er but i wasn't that
> impressed by Mutt.
>
I use Muttador's sister extension Vimperator in Firefox. I love it!
It should be known that Kmail will have a VIM text entry mode _soon_.
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> a not so friendly user group]. Vi/Vim/gvim has an excellent Cheat
> Sheet and lots of useful easy to read docs [and a friendly user group
> residing on googlegroups!].
>
I see, thanks. Any time you find you
> I would like to create hanging
> paragraphs. I haven't found anything
> that explains whether Vim can do this or
> how it's done. Does anyone here know
> where I could find information about
> this?
>
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What do you do if a URL ends in an end-parenthesis? It could be part
of the url or not! Wikipedia is especially bad about this.
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> page/entry itself to fix it.
>
It's perfectly legal in the standards. You might want to try to change
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>
> which you can then post-process to HTML (bound in a
> script/keystroke to save your sanity)
>
> :%s/@\(\d\+\)@/\1<\/span>/g
>
Wouldn't this be easier:
here's some code
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> Hi Teemu!
>
> On Fr, 19 Feb 2010, Teemu Likonen wrote:
>
>> * 2010-02-19 11:04 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>
>> > Depending on what I am editing, I sometimes prefer a fixed-width font
>> > and ot
tart looking for how to perform this necessary
>> task in Linux?
>
> See
> :h 'guifont'
> and
> :h setting-guifont
>
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I cannot figure out what that line should be. Last question for today,
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t find it report back as I use this daily. Especially flipping
> between monitors with different resolutions.
>
Thanks, David, I found these two but neither are accredited to you:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/VimTip414
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/VimTip760
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2) Via SSH in Putty on Windows or a virtual terminal in Linux, also
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> In both case you cannot change font inside vim, since the environment of vim
> is now screen and you cannot change the font in screen.
>
Really, because of screen? Thanks, I did not know that.
> You can always change font directly in konsole or putty menu though.
>
Yes.
sing_a_map_ala_firefox
>
>
> Looks like someone cleaned up the tips and merged them.
>
> Anyway, there you have it.
>
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On 3 March 2010 11:07, Lorenzo Bolla wrote:
> I use proggy fonts.
> http://www.proggyfonts.com/
> hth,
> L.
> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 9:00 AM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, I am familiar with the proggy font collection. Those fonts are
great for small px sizes, however that is not th
on the M an W)
sans-serif mono font with kerning modern-looking glyphs. Now that I
have identified the keywords I'll get to googling this a well. But
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> DejaVu Sans Mono
>
> http://dejavu-fonts.org
>
Actually, that is a rather decent font and it is installed on probably
every major Linux distro. It is more readable than the Droid font for
similar letters. I wonder how I did not notice this before!
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of your files before you decide to write
> the setting into your vimrc or gvimrc, because it may look less nice in
> "real" conditions than on the example shown in the font chooser. If you
> don't see any font which looks better than the one you're already using, you
>
it is OT for the list, I
would greatly appreciate it. I have tried playing with all sorts of
config files in the past, both in my user directory and in system-wide
directories, and have gotten nowhere. I'm on Kubuntu 9.10, if it
matters.
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>
Thanks, Tony. I though that you meant that, for instance, Arabic would
show in font X and Latin might show in font Y. That would be a treat!
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>> Thanks! However, :set leftright doesn't seem to reverse it back!
>
> It's :set norightleft to get back to normal.
>
I feel so cheated!
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> about how to put to best use the wonderful set of tools which Vim has to
> offer -- and, let me repeat, for any text editing task whatsoever.
>
>
I am not a programmer, but I use VIM. I use it mainly because there is
no word processor that supports VIM keybindings, as I hate the rodent.
I
he .ttf file to my other (Mac) machines as my new
> default mono font.
>
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> And his limbs all hacked and mangled, brave Sir Robin.
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good next to one another.
>
> 'guifont' can be set to a comma-separated list of fonts, but IIUC gvim
> globally uses the first installed font in the list, unlike the HTML
> rendering engine of your browser, which, for each character, uses the first
> installed font in the li
feature in Koffice, please comment in
support of this feature request:
VI mode, like Kate has
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=219889
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Many responses indeed! I have experimented with most of the fonts
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I use VIM for editing mails. Often I must trim responses, but I do not
know in advance how many lines. Is there a way to mark "start delete",
then J my way down to the last line, and there to active the delete?
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On 28 April 2010 21:53, AK wrote:
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>
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>
> :help motion.txt
>
> gives you an abundance of motions you can use with operators (such as "d" in
> your case) that can make your editing much faster.
>
> -tim
>
>
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On 29 April 2010 06:22, Vladimir Rybas wrote:
> I usually delete blocks like
> V j j j d
> by the way, you could use "conditional deletion"
> :g/^> /d
> will delete all lines, starts with `> `
>
Thanks, but I usually quote and leave part of them. But it is a go
the lines, with a range starting
> at your previous mark like this:
> :d,.d
>
> Or, instead of using an ex command in (3), you could use a motion as
> suggested before, to delete up to the mark:
> d'd
>
> See :help bookmark for details.
>
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On 29 May 2010 00:16, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 05/28/2010 04:03 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>
>> Ii have noticed that I can exit VIM then open another file and my
>> buffers are saved! Where is that info saved?
>
> I presume by "buffers" you mean what Vim calls &quo
ay tweak the default behavior in the stock vim settings); or you
> may have put something in your vimrc, forgotten about it, and then not
> carried your vimrc to a new upgrade/platform.
>
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this possible? The terrific Kate (KDE text editor) and even the MS
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No, I do not use any of those. However, I am on GVIM Portable at the
moment (silly college uses Windows), so I will experiment with real
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Thank you Jürgen! I mapped mp"+yiw`p to a function key and it is a
tremendous time saver. Your explanation was invaluable, I make a point
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No, but from reading the rest o fyour message it seems to be what I
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I have been googling for a way to change the background colour of VIM
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no way to do such a thing? I only see references to using
already-configured colours in VIM.
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Thank you Christian. That does what I need!
Assuming a complete beginner (does not know about gui-colors), how
would one have come across that? In other words, what docs should I
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so forth. I find this feature immensely useful,
and cannot google an equivalent in VIM. Must I create a macro? How? I
suppose that it would go to the last place where I pressed ESC from
edit mode, but I have no idea from where to get that information.
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> past edit location.
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> You might also find my plugin changesPlugin
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> older change useful. For navigating in the change list, also see the
> :changes command.
>
> See
> :h g,
> :h g;
> :h :changes
>
>
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twice they've postponed. Their customer support is terrible, it takes
weeks for them to answer an email. If there is another delay I'm
cancelling my order, which is too bad as I cannot find another
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>
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> Thanks much for this pic and the other. Till I saw it I honestly had no
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I have two or three of those, they are very hit and miss. Some work
with some keyboards. The real $15 ones do more than just match
electrical connections. I forget the details, but they work much
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must use the rather long "gVimPortable.exe" command. Is there a way to
get the behaviour of vim on Linux, where I would just type vim and it
would open in the CMD?
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>
> 6: http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/
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You might want to look at Vimerator for Firefox and Muttator for
Thunderbird. Actually, it was from Vimperator that I got into VIM.
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However, I still want to be able to switch to Qwerty on the fly. Is
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> http://colemak.com/pub/vim/colemak.vim
>
> However, I still want to be able to switch to Qwerty on the fly. Is
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clipboard support) and I think that this problem started about the
time that I installed the vim-gnome package. Note that I am still
using VIM in the terminal editor, not the GUI window.
$ cat .vimrc
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>
> :help shiftwidth
>
> What you need is:
> :set shiftwidth=4
>
Thank you. I thought that I did play with shiftwidth (found that by
googling) but now that I try it again it works.
Thanks. Have a peaceful weekend!
I just discovered the terrific gd command. What a gem that is!
After using the gd command, is there a way to jump back to the place
where I was without setting a bookmark? Sort of like Ctrl-Shift-G in
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> this command jump to location before you use gd command.
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I won't look at that just yet! But I will compare notes after I piece
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Shift-Left is mapped by default to Previous Tab in Konsole, and I use
that feature often enough to not want to change it. That said, I work
on disparate servers (SSH) so I prefer to learn the 'right' VIM way as
opposed to remapping when I can.
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; The rightest of the "right" Vim ways is to RTFM.
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Ouch, I deserved that!
Thanks, Tony. Have a great week!
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2009/1/6 bill lam :
> I don't think email client is a good excuse for top (or bottom) post.
Exactly. I use Gmail, which uses top post and has no option to change.
So I _move_the_cursor_down_manually_. Takes a lot of effort, let me
tell you!
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2009/1/31 Yue Wu :
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> Oooops, really sorry for noise, ignre it please.
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http://bash.org/?246405
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א-ב-ג-ד-ה-ו-ז-ח-ט-י-ך-כ-ל-ם-מ-ן-נ-ס-ע-ף-פ-ץ-צ-ק-ר-ש-ת
ا-ب-ت-ث-ج-ح-خ-د-ذ-ر-ز-س-ش-ص-ض-ط-ظ-ع-غ-ف-ق-ك-ل-م-ن-ه-و-ي
А-Б-В-Г-
eally). You then open the
document in Gvim. Konqueror copies the file to tmp and when you save
it writes back to the remote system.
You might even be able to get away with this in Konsole, I haven't tried.
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א-ב-ג-ד-ה-ו-ז-ח-ט-י-ך-כ
o run vim on the local machine, but open a remote file.
KDE makes this easy, but I am unfamiliar with the Mac so I don't know
how you would do it.
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א-ב-ג-ד-ה-ו-ז-ח-ט-י-ך-כ-ל-ם-מ-ן-נ-ס-ע-ף-פ-ץ-צ-ק-ר-ש-ת
ا-ب-ت-ث-ج-ح-خ-د-ذ-ر-ز-س-ش-ص-ض-ط-ظ-ع
oogle that Ctrl-o,o does what I want, the help
text for Ctrl-o makes no mention of what this shortcut does in Insert
mode. That, or I am using it wrong. Am I using the help wrong? Should
the help text describe what the shortcut does in Insert mode too?
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bout useless. I
suppose that I should probably map Ctrl-o,o to Enter, and regular
enter to Ctrl-enter!
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m to Anki [1]!
Thanks!
[1] http://ankisrs.net/
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ng someone else's
code. I did not realize that VIM would reformat code, now I have yet
another thing to google this evening.
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anual should I be reading? Thanks.
[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8402412/vim-navigating-xdebug-traces
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he
> exe altogether. See :help :map-.
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Thank you Ben. Interestingly, I had to move the cursor over two
places, which is one more than I did when typing the commands by hand.
Here is the final result:
nnoremap 0f- :exe '/^.\{'.(col(".")-2).'\}-'
I learned a lot
(then why is return there?) that it is much
easier on the hands to put relatively unfrequent left all the way on
the left and double up the index finger's job rather than force the
pinky to work.
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does seem to be a happy coincidence that the the linefeed character
just happened to be on the strongest finger. Not impossible, but
rather convenient.
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If I accidentally press ma instead of 'a, is there any way to revert
mark A to its previous value? Assuming, of course, that I do not
remember where it was and this is a _long_ file.
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ead this:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Insert-mode_only_Caps_Lock
I have CapsLock and Esc swapped, but I do use CapsLock when typing SQL
into code that someone else may maintain. I have a bit KDE widget that
lights up whenever CapsLock is on, for the simple reason that I never
look at my ke
slock and Esc
> keys? [I take it the remapping would only be in effect in vim?]
Sorry for the delay. Switching CapsLock and Escape is a KDE feature,
though I would assume that your Mac should have something similar.
Check in the same place that you would set the keyboard layouts and
such.
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You need to install "vim" or "vim-full" or some such package. CentOS
and Ubuntu do the same thing, it is not big deal.
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On a recent CentOS I see it is vim-enhanced:
# yum install vim-enhanced
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