quired by POSIX. The /bin/sh in Solaris comes to mind. If you know
you're using a compatible shell, you can specify:
let g:is_posix = 1
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Russell Bateman wrote:
> For example, if it's a Java file (.java), I'd like to make it 120
> columns wide, but leave it maybe 80 for all others.
autocmd FileType java set columns=120
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Chris Lott wrote:
> Is it possible to have a mixed syntax highlighting?
Yes. Just set both of them as your filetype, separated by a dot:
set filetype=c.doxygen
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Do you have any sockets in your home directory, maybe? NERD tree can't
load these. The urxvt terminal daemon, for example, creates a socket at
$HOME/.rxvt-unicode- by default.
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Dotan Cohen wrote:
> I was not in Insert mode in the last location so `. will not take me
> there either.
`. takes you back to the position where the last change was made,
whereas `` takes you back to the position before the latest jump.
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