I think you might find useful taking those sections out of your .vimrc
and putting them in filetype plugins.
:h filetype
On Dec 5, 2008, at 12:42 AM, Steve Laurie wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've created key mappings in my ~/.vimrc file to automate creating
> empty
> XHTML, C/C++ and PERL files
>> I'm happy to announce the first public release of my Creative-Commons
>> licensed book on the Vim 7 editor.
>>
>> The book is called "A Byte of Vim" and is available at
>> http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Vim
Thanks for your hard work and for sharing!
I'm sure that as a newbee I will learn some
> On 20/11/08 05:44, John Beckett wrote:
>> sergio acosta wrote:
>>> I don't like that the :help command opens always in a split
>>> window. I would like to be able to have it open in a new tab.
>>
>> Much to my surprise, I just tried the following
This is kind of a vim newbee question.
I don't like that the :help command opens always in a split window. I
would like to be able to have it open in a new tab.
Is there any way to force it to open in a new tab, or at least in the
current full window? (in that case I can open a new empty tab bef
Another one is:
dt
That means 'delete to space', and will delete everything between the
current position and the space, but not the space itself.
it works with any other char besides space, for example:
dt;
will delete everything from the current position to the nearest
semicolon on the same
