Hi,
I noticed that when I open an html file with file it takes a lot of time.
I mean, also if I just create an empty index.html file.
For "a lot of time" I mean about 10 seconds. What happens is that it
opens Vim with this written in the bottom line:
"index.html" [New File]
Then, after about 10
2009/4/8 Matt Wozniski :
> Compare
>
> vim test.html -c 'scriptnames'
>
> with
>
> vim test -c 'scriptnames'
Thanks. The problem was the HTML syntax file that I had in
/usr/local/share/vim...
Removing it solves the problem.
Anyway, is it normal that it causes this big delay?
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2009/4/8 Matt Wozniski :
> Is it normal that syntax highlighting an empty file takes 10 seconds?
> Of course not!
Yes, right. Of course not. I asked a silly question, and I got a silly answer.
Any idea about what can possibly be the cause of the delay?
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2009/4/9 John Beckett :
> Give us some help! What is this file? Is it distributed with Vim?
> Is there any origin or version or date info in the first few lines
> of the file?
Yes, well, on the html.vim syntax file there is this:
" Vim syntax file
" Language: HTML
" Maintainer: Claudio Fle
John Beckett:
> Weird suggestion: Close Vim. Rename plugin/matchparen.vim to
> matchparen.txt or whatever (or move it somewhere). Do you still
> have the slowness problem?
I tried renaming the matchparen plugin, but it is still slow.
Tony Mechelynck:
> For instance, if you never use vbscript in
2009/4/9 John Beckett :
> I'm sorry to be a pain, but the message from baz in this thread
> is suggesting a confirmation of my wild recollection.
It's ok :D
> It might be worth renaming matchparen.vim again, then starting
> Vim and using :scriptnames and carefully checking that
> matchparen real
Hi,
is there some known issue in using alt key binding with Vim working
inside Gnu/Screen?
I have these inside my .vimrc file:
"" tab navigation (next tab) with alt left / alt right
map :tabnew
map :tabn
map:tabp
On my pc I have Vim 7.2.25, compiled from source.
The Alt-t mapping does'
2009/4/25 Ricky :
>
> If you map Alt key, it's case sensitive.
Do you mean I have to use and ?
> And some keys already mapped to the menu key, like is the shortcut to
> menu "Tools".
The menu "Tools" of what? I'm using Vim, not gVim. Is it the same?
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2009/4/25 Jason Axelson :
> Many times alt-t will be mapped to the tools menu of the terminal
> emulator. That may not be the case for you though.
Yes, I see. I usually use xterm or Terminator, and they don't have a meny bar.
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2009/4/27 pansz :
> To make sure, launch screen and run vim in it.
> use :map
>
> here means press Ctrl+V, not to verbatim type the text.
>
> if Vim receives key codes, it should print some thing.
So, when I do it for Alt and left-arrow I get:
:map ^[[1;3D
for the right one:
:map ^[[1;3C
In
2009/4/28 pansz :
> Then it must has something to do with the TERM environment variable.
> The same character sequence ^[[1;3D are interpreted differently for
> different TERM, you can check $TERM in your shell, or check &term in vim.
Ok, on my machine it normally outputs "xterm", both in the she
>2009/5/1 Tony Mechelynck :
>
> Well, actually, is different from , and
> is different from but I don't think it's relevant here. What I
> think he meant by "case sensitive" is that , or , is _also_
> different from , unlike what happens with Ctrl+letter, where
> is the same as and is better
Hi,
is there any way to reload or refresh a file I'm currently working on?
When I work on files on a server, it happens that I keep different of
them opened in tabs. While I work on a file, a friend of mine is
working on another (that I have opened there) and if he makes some
changes, to see them
2009/5/7 Gary Johnson :
>
> :e
Thanks, it was really simple, but I didn't think about that and I
couldn't find anything searching for "refresh" or "reload".
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Hi,
is it possible to use CTags on a different machine through a network?
I mean, I have Vim on my machine, with CTags. I use netrw to work on a
server where I don't jave CTags. Is there any way to make it work?
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2009/5/12 Charles Campbell :
> As undoubtedly you're aware, ctags is a separate utility from vim, and
> is not netrw-aware. So, if you can generate a tags file for what you're
> interested in, then you can modify it to use netrw-style urls
>
> Example: local tag
> SomeFileFunction some/path/
Hi,
today I tried for the first time the XPT plugin. It is great. On my
machine is working perfectly. On a server machine, when I give the
command to load the snippet I get a lot of error:
=XPTemplateStart(0)
Error detected while processing function XPTemplateStart..17_Popup..17
_SynNameStack:
li
2009/5/15 Jürgen Krämer :
> the function synstack() was added by patch 7.1.215. Probably the version
> on the server is older.
Yes, you're right. There is the version 7.1.138.
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Hi,
sometimes I edit files on a server using Vim with netrw. This works
fine, but at some point I find myself editing a temp file in a local
/tmp directory instead of the same file on the server. This happens
often when I use the ftp protocol. Usin ssh, via scp:// things go
better.
But sometimes
2009/7/6 Charles E Campbell Jr :
> Please be precise in explaining how to duplicate the problem. IIUC, you
> have
> two separate machines attempting to access the same file, both via ftp. Are
> these two machines both Linux machines? The "/tmp" comment seems to
> imply that they are. Or are yo
Hi,
I'm using the plugin project.vim to navigate my projects, so I usually
have a windows vertically splitted: on the left there is the
project.vim windows (listing all the files in my projects) and on the
right there is a file open.
To change buffer I'm trying the buffer-explorer plugin. I type
2009/11/19 Bao Anh :
>
> I use :B to explore the buffers (at the right-hand side window) without any
> problem.
> Bao Anh
Yes, I see. Also splitting horizontally with \bs seems to work fine.
Thanks.
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Hi,
I'd like to create a syntax file for PyKE
(http://pyke.sourceforge.net). It is based on Python, but it also has
its own syntax so using the Python syntax file would not work.
I followed a guide on the vim tips wiki* and I managed to create
highlight keywords, some special variables and commen
Hi,
I'd like to compile Vim on a fresh installed Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit.
Last time I compiled Vim I followed this guide:
http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/compunix.htm
I think someone here in the list pointed me to that link.
I have just some question:
1) is there anything I should do to
Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado wrote:
>Tricky. Unless you really HATE some option (or support) that came with
>one of the "flavors" of VIM (tiny, small, big, huge), I strongly
>recommend you to stick to one of these. Probably a "big" version will be
>enough for you. In any case, ":help feature-list
2009/11/23 Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado :
>
> Saluton Mr.SpOOn :)
>
> Mr.SpOOn skribis:
>> Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado wrote:
> ;) Well, then you can use a "huge" version and fine tune the
> configuration. It is not the easiest thing on Earth, though. And
&
2009/11/23 Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado :
> Yes, I think they're made one for each 100 patches. If you download them
> you will have to download "excess" patches, too.
Yes, I saw that :D
Thanks anyway for telling me.
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Hi,
I was trying to install the phpDocumentor script for Vim
(http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1355) with no succes.
It seems that the script file I am downloading is completely empty.
It's just me, so there's some serious problem with my computer, or is
it really empty? If so, is t
Ok, sorry, apparently was a problem with Firefox.
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Hi,
I'm using the TabBar plugin on Ubuntu with gVim to display the buffer list.
Sometimes when I open a new buffer from the project.vim window I get this error:
Error detected while processing function
50_Tb_AutoUpdt..50_Tb_Start..50_Win_FindOrCreate:
line 47:
E36: Not enough room
file: system/
Hi,
I'm trying to use these mappings:
map j
map k
map h
map l
They usually work fine, but sometimes (I don't understand exactly
when) the c-j mapping does other things. In this moment, while I'm
editing a php it brings me to the "insert mode".
In my vimrc that is the only setting regarding c
Paul:
>
> Next time it happens, to see what last set it, do:
>
> :verbose map
Thanks. It seems the problem was the imaps.vim plugin.
Charles Campbell:
>I suggest that you use
>
>nn j
>
>so that you don't get remapped, and keep the mapping active only in normal
>mode.
I don't really get the
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