Both in Firefox and in Chrome, I pasted
https://www.vim.org/
in the address bar. They are both quick to complain about expired
certificates; neither one had a problem displaying the page or showed
any odd messages.
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On 2023-09-13 13:14, rwmit
,
you have to change some settings to activate WSL. Googling for
"bash shell" "Windows 11"
turns up many useful-looking pages. This one seems straightforward:
<https://mspoweruser.com/different-ways-to-run-shell-script-files-on-windows/>
Stan Brown
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On 2023-04-30 20:58, Enan Ajmain wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Apr 2023 12:37:19 -0700
> Stan Brown wrote:
>> Some time after that, I'm not sure when but certainly by the release of
>> Windows 10, it became possible to disable SFNs for any particular disk
>> partition. And so
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On 2023-04-29 08:28, Mike wrote:
> On 04/29/2023 10:51 AM, Mike wrote:
>> On 04/28/2023 9:32 PM, Mike wrote:
>>> Briefly, I have a case where glob("*.ext") returns more files than I
>>> expect.
>>
do what I'm trying to do, but the bigger problem is
> that :g absolutely moves the cursor, putting it on the last found match.
I use :g as Tim does. I don't particularly want the cursor moved, but
after looking at the results I simply type `` and the cursor is back
where it was.
r chosen combination) in a Vim window and pass Widows+R to the OS.
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at Ctrl+C behaves the same in Windows GUI
applications and in command-prompt Vim.)
My Vim is 7.4, but Id be awfully surprised if that stopped working in
later versions.
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Thanks for posting about this, Eli. I did not know about matchpairs,
but adding < > and the Windows "curly quotes" will be a help to me in
editing files that will eventually be ebooks.
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> pre/post-processing tool, but... Vim can edit pretty large files
> relatively quickly, if set up properly. Have you tried playing with
> Vim's settings already?
What settings do you have in mind? I wasn't aware that Vim needed to be
set up differently for files
That's sad news.
I remember a number of interactions with Sven, in email and in various
newsgroups, and he was always courteous, and generous with his time.
He'll be missed.
Bram, I like your idea to dedicate release 9 to his memory.
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I type gf Vim splits the window, opens the file in the new
window, and jumps to it. (The cursor can be anywhere on the file name;
see ":h gf" for more.)
You can close the file and window with :q in the usual way.
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se. Just a day or two ago I couldn't think
what term to query via :help, so I googled my query and got an answer
immediately.
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`` or ''
(One goes back to the _line_) where you were; the other goes back to the
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> which get closer to 100% error free
> detection of opening and closing "
> in vim?
If you want the actual characters, this will take you to the next
occurrence:
/[“”]/
In other words, put the two quote marks within square brackets.
If you want the troff sequences, use
/\\([lr]q/
T
:h curly-braces-names
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On 2021-02-28 06:14, Lifepillar wrote:
> This might be a bit of a stretch, but... is it possible to
> "expand/split" variable arguments to call another function with fixe
ething larger than 2.
I found this at
:h press-enter
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ord. I don't expect Vim to know what is
correct syllabication, just to ignore any soft hyphen when it's deciding
whether a word is spelled correctly.
Currently I handle this by putting "pur<173>pose" in my word list
file, but obviously I don't want to do that with eve
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