This is a follow-on from my (un-replied-to) post a couple of days ago
about continually getting Press ENTER prompts when saving files.
After much recompiling, debugging and general planking about, it
transpires that there's an selinux error message being “displayed”. I say
displayed,
This is driving me barmy, and I can't really pin it down. I've commented
out my .vimrc, the system /etc/vimrc and moved all plugins directories out
of the way, and it's still doing it.
Since installing Scientific Linux 6.2 on my box (was CentOS 5), every
time I save a file *that
I just upgraded my local xterm to patch #264, and found that I couldn't
use shift with button-1 to do xterm selections any more (I alternate
between vim selection (I use 'mouse=a') and xterm-selection depending upon
what I want to achieve, like, I suspect, many others).
Unfortunately,
I've been plagued for a while with hidden and undeletable files called
cifs ( being some 4-char hex string) on my Windows XP box's share;
my only recourse to being rid of them is to reboot and then delete them.
I can't get anything but a filename from them, the file properties
Our build process includes stand-alone library checking, which can
manifest lines along the lines of:
/path/to/libsomething.so: undefined symbol: jibbyjobby()
Is there anything I can add to errorformat that would ensure that that
was in the list? I'd like 'cwindow' to open even if
Is it possible, does anyone know, to have xterm key mappings that allow
normal scrolling with page up/down in normal mode, and mappable code
sequences in 'alternate' mode (which I have vim enter while it runs)?
I.e., Page Up/Down has diff. mappings between normal and alternate mode.
Around about 18/02/09 10:32, StarWing typed ...
BUT, if you use :normal command, the behavior is changed, if you
select def, and input ESC:norm! gvc, it changed to:
abc
^ the cursor is here!
Well, according to the help for :normal, you can't remain in 'insert'
mode after it's
