t;. All the rest
has "Vim".
Is it an problem of the translation to Arabic or did Google do incorrect
translation to English?
Or am I missing something?
Tom
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> On Mo, 02 Okt 2023, Harvey R wrote:
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&g
I don't think Vim 9 script has the kind of introspection you are asking
for.
The v:throwpoint variable might help, as mentioned in :help throw-variables.
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Is there a way to ignore a dir when searching with vimgrep and not ignored
when doing command line autocompletion? The wildignore option makes vim
ignore the dir in both cases. Thanks in advance,
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something similar in vim terminal would be nice.
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> > I was working in vim and tried to sort something. The sort didn't work
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> > I thought I would upgrade to version
s the dreaded "E303: Unable to open swap file"
I fixed it this way
set backupdir=c:\\Users\\myuser\\Documents\\home\\vim\\backup,c:\\TMP
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> nothing happened.
Running "xdg-open http://www.vim.org &" in a terminal - outside of
Vim/gVim - does work? If not, what messages and what exit code does it
give?
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uot;syn sync fromstart". Am I missing
> something else in the syn-sync setup?
As stated above, the syntax highlighting is not updated to reflect the
changed text even with "syn sync fromstart". So this definitely looks
like a bug. Should I open a ticket in the issue tracker?
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> the docs state (:help syn-multi-line) that syntax highlighting with
> multi-line patterns "mostly works as expected". I am not sure if this
> "mostly" includes automatic highlight
ason why the help says
"mostly works" instead of "always works"? Or am I missing something?
This is Vim 8.1.2337 (Huge version with GTK2 GUI) on Debian GNU/Linux,
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To see what's going on when pressing Tab (and possibly propose a solution
for your issue), it would be good to know the values of some settings. Open
a python file, run the following and post the result:
:verbose set sts? ts? et? rtp?
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i installed 'vim-gtk'. the command 'vim' then produced a system which
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10. hit 'p' key to put the selected text (actual result is no change;
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will do. thanks very much for your offer of help.
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%s#\(Locationfile://\)/\(Volumes\)/\(OLDDRIVE\)/\(OTHERFOLDER\)/.*/\(.*\)\(\)#\1/NewVolume/NEW_SSD/NEWFOLDER2018/\5\6#
First try on one line (without the '%') to see if the result is precisely what
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I'm sorry I don't understand how mksession or mkview could help in this
situation.
I guess my problem description was imprecise. I don't want to maintain a
certain layout across sessions or even maintain a specific layout. I
want __certain__ windows not to change e.g.
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> vim -u NONE -N
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you mean, 'when all else fails, read the instructions?' ;o)
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> On Mi, 30 Jul 2014, tom arnall wrote:
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>> thanks. how did you learn the ' trick?
>
> Open the help window and read the paragraph starti
0, 2014 4:27:11 PM UTC+12, tom arnall wrote:
>> how did you learn this? i want to become more
>
> I checked the vim help:
>
> :help 'complete
>
> Note that there's a trick there; if there's a conflict between an option
> name and someother topic (as wit
John,
works! thanks. how did you learn this? i want to become more
knowledgeable of such details but often i can't find an answer in the
vim documentation.
Tom
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On 7/28/14, John Little wrote:
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Word completion seems to have problem:
In this line:
wordTom,wordDick, wordD
When I try to complete 'wordD' with or I get:
"Keyword completion: pattern not found"
But, when I put instead this in the file (i.e., move 'wordD' to the next line):
wordTom,wordDick
this mapping:
nmap 0i``:%s/\s\*\n\s\*\n\s\*\n/\r\r/g/^``
produces what seems to me an incorrect behavior. if the %s doesn't
find anything, the cursor ends up on the line after the "``" mark.
until recently it would land on the first "`" mark, i.e., where i want
it. adding 'k' to the
the :earlier command seems to solve my problem.
belated thanks to all for yr generous attention.
"The basic truths are self-evident, but 'self-evident' does not mean
'obvious'." Spinoza, approx.
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> tom
I am having a problem with redo/undo behavior. Every week or so, I
will accidentally wipe out some text and when I try to get it back
with undo and/or redo, it never reappears, no matter what direction I
go. My undo level is 5000. History is at default.
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> On 2013-09-17, tom arnall wrote:
>> with nomagic /^\[\w"]does not get every match. it skips random
>> intervals of matching lines with every try. que pasa?
>
> For example,
>
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In the process o
with nomagic /^\[\w"]does not get every match. it skips random
intervals of matching lines with every try. que pasa?
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eee! got it! didn't understand vim regex well, and magic not at all! i thought
it was on and ;o)
tx kindly,
tom
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> when i do a search using:
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> /\[^\s]
&
Aug 9, compiled Nov 15 2012 00:32:35)
Included patches: 1-330
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Hello.
Often doing programming I come across the case that I would like to
have folds for Class and/or API code. e.g;
[code]
// Javascript
function MyClass() {
}
/**
* Some API Docs
*/
MyClass.prototype.someMethod = function() {
};
...
[/code]
What I usually do here is create a manual fold f
I change Vim's syntax coloring to treat lines starting with
colons differently from those starting with hash marks?
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ig heap of .. lots of stuff most people don't
need anymore..
If other systems rely on old software, then just dont use the new
version (maybe update the systems?)..
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>> Scri
Hi,
I've been using MiniBufExpl for a long time but recently discovered
it's possible to put it on the left side instead of the top. This is
handy for me since I also use NERDTree and the two seems to be
conflicting a bit for which gets the most outer split when NERDTree is
on the left.
I'd love
Scripting solutions aside, I thought the mailinglist would be a good
place to talk with developers of vim (or policy makers) on their view
on this. Do they post here?
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> sent 01:15:56 23 August 2011, Tuesday
I know :args can load multiple files in multiple buffers but why would
you explicitly make :e only handle one, then complain if there's more
then one argument and create other commands to do what you're trying
to prevent with the first command? That seems a bit illogical...
Would it be a good idea
Maybe you should look to extend Cloud9
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> Hello, everyone! I am wondering if there is a javascript edition of vim. I
> have found JSVIM, but it is too simple. Since web application is more and
> more popular, I think we need a online edition of VIM
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Right, so I propose to fix it (once and for all). Is there a ticket
system for vim? Would this be accepted as a ticket to be fixed in the
future?
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Ben Fritz wrote:
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>
> On Apr 26, 7:13 am, Tom wrote:
>>
>> I see it as a bug in vim (i.e. fi
tion these because
this is the most common use case for webdevelopment with PHP and Vim
end because these languages already are supported by vim.
I see it as a bug in vim (i.e. fix it at the vim level, not with a
plugin) that I can't indent HTML in PHP files. Is this correct?
Greetings,
Tom Wie
pathogen is a good option aswell
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 11:58 AM, Marco wrote:
> On 2011-04-14 eNG1Ne wrote:
>
>> Every now and then I look up from what I'm doing and think "there
>> might be a better way." In this hopeful spirit, I just ran :help
>> plugins
>>
>> GETTING A GLOBAL PLUGIN
>> Whe
While we're at the topic of the site; It's really really dated. I'd
make at least the plugin section a git/svn/hg repo host or tie in to
github and other services and include user feedback (comments maybe,
tickets would be better). Time to step into 2011 and leave 1999
behind?
On Sat, Apr 9, 2011
here is much use in putting #2 on vim.sf.net. Maybe the
plugin creation page could suggest a text block for the installation
instructions based on the file type? Maybe vimball.vim could display
install/plugin.txt after extraction?
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How do I get rid of empty buffers in vim alltogether? I never have a
use for them and find myself always deleting them because they are in
my buffer list.
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eferences which one you'd like
more. I for one have slight preferences for a scriptable external
solution.
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mind, I'd
also include programming language, other requirements, and integration
with vim to the list.
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be the most complete list of similar tools up to date?
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d in and on a mysql
server running (but well, not necessarily on the same machine). :-)
Anyway, great idea although for a lightweight solution I would prefer
a text based (xml, yaml) or sqlite-based data store, or do you plan
for concurrent users?
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given the limitations of vimscript from back then, I think their
ratings should be moderately devalued.
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versions? Bad idea.
It was meant as a simplification. Another simple solution would be a
yearly inflation.
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There are tools to monitor page changes.
A happy new year (for those who care about the Gregorian calendar),
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> but there's currently no way that I can add the path to my system
> it's pretty locked up.
Let's blindly assume you're using windows. You should always be able
to set per use environment variables. Or you could create a bat script
that sets the environment variables and runs vim.
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> Thanks Tom! I found quickfixsigns does not correct refresh its status
> bar, showmarks does not work at all, and workmarks does not do global
> marks.
Could you please describe how it doesn't correctly refresh the signs?
I know that an earlier version had problems with global mar
> - A quick popup of my open buffers listed by most recently used and can be
> cut back by me just starting to type the name of the file, or I can navigate
> by arrows to the file I want
tselectbuffer[1] can be configured to work this way.
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er fit your needs. It seems that over on vim.org
there are at least two plugins called showmarks that achieve something
similar. I personally also find that plugins like wokmarks and (my
own :-) tmarks make it easier to deal with marks. YMMV and, again,
maybe other plugins suit your editing habits bette
> awk 'BEGIN{FS=OFS="|"}{print $1,$3}' c:/columns.txt
> awk: ^ invalid char ''' in expression
The error message seems badly formatted. At which column is the "^"
placed?
Anyway, the following characters could cause problems in that
expression: |, ", '
You should be able to solve the problem by pr
> it's using over half of all startup time
In this case it won't work because you probably want to load the
plugin on every startup, but you can use plugins like asneeded,
tplugin to load plugins on demand (e.g. when invoking a command for
the first time) or vim-addon-manager or pathogen to enable
> Startup takes env. 20-30 seconds.
Cygwin sometimes can be slow, even on my old notebook with its very
slow hard disk, it doesn't take that long though to open a terminal
window. IMHO you might want to review
your .bashrc, .bash_profile, .profile, .login files -- or whatever
bash is loading for a
mymenu#sub#Foo() which would be
defined in the file autoload/mymenu/sub.vim, which is automatically
sourced when the function is called).
If you really want to use commands, define them in in a plugin file
(e.g. plugin/mymenu_cmds.vim), which will be sourced on startup.
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nusual option values. Campbell wrote pluginkiller
that tries to deal with this issue (http://www.vim.org/scripts/
script.php?script_id=1489) but this approach IMHO gets you only so
far.
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> > use
> > two dictionaries (one global and one buffer) which will hold all of them
> > (for
> > example, see how it is implemented in vim-addon-manager), or do as I do:
> > purge
> > out all global and buffer variabl
't do anything zip-related.
It's triggered for all files because it doesn't know on startup for
which filetypes it should be enabled. If it is triggered on an unknown
filetype it does nothing. The alternative would seem more cumbersome
to me.
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Or try:
12verb write
And watch what causes the error.
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alues. Such plugins load a project-
specific viml file, e.g. "/path/to/project/.lvimrc".
You could define a SessionLoadPost autocommand that does something.
The session is saved in v:this_session.
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if you couldn't or shouldn't use tags for that? You
could define your own rules and pass them on the command-line to
ctags.
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of files. I don't know of any
vim command that gives the list of files in the qfl/loclist right
away.
BTW, you should probably add matches for word boundaries to your
regexp (\) in order not to replace defineFoo with defFoo.
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ke filetype names shouldn't depend on environment
factors and should be consistent wherever you run vim -- i.e. filetype
names should be either case sensitive (which I personally would
prefer) or case insensitive no matter which FS or OS you use.
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the function
synchronously (in this case your will probably have to read the
characters with getchar() in a loop) or asynchronously (in this case
you could also use buffer local maps and map all unwanted keys to
something that doesn't do anything at all).
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could be slightly different you might need to specify
more precisely which OS you use and what you're trying to achieve.
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as git repository.
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I'd prefer either:
An 'all-in' solution:
- vim.org gets a repository of plugins.
- vim gets a package/plugin manager just like Firefox, Chrome,
your-linux-distro-of-choice to update, find, install and uninstall
plugins. You'd no longer have to use the site for this - every use of
the site pertai
mmand('com! Gstatus', 'vim-fugitive', 'fugitive')
TPluginAfter \ edit
But you're probably better off by simply loading it on startup:
TPlugin vim-fugitive
> manpageview
Works for me.
> repeat
I don't understand what it does.
> supertab
tplugin doesn't try to guess maps (with the exception of -type
maps). The user has to explicitely define maps that should load
plugins:
call TPluginMap('imap ', 'supertab', 'supertab')
> surround
The same as above. Due to the complexity of the maps you're probably
better of with loading the plugin:
TPlugin vim-surround
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gs file in the first
directory in &rtp to solve this problem.
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clause 3, I had the impression
that it solves the same problem as tplugin (which could be described
with 3 too). tplugin-loader doesn't rely on extra work on part of the
developer (1) though, which is why it probably isn't? But maybe I just
don't get it.
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For example,
now that many users (at least some that I know) are using the plugin
loader pathogen, all the plugins are installed as
~/.vim//ftplugin/foo.vim. Installing with a vimball
would place the files in their original vim directories.
I ask you; What is wrong with tar.gz?
gr,
Tom
d=158
It provides a command :FoldNonMatching
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Hi,
if you use visual mode to select something and go to the command line
you will see it open with :'<,'> which is from and to your visual
selection. You could do a :'<,'>s// to do a replace on that section.
gr,
Tom
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 3:25 PM, Dotan Coh
Hi,
> has("vim_starting")
It's probably worth mentioning that vim_starting is set to 0 before
the VimEnter event is triggered:
autocmd VimEnter * echom has('vim_starting')
=> 0
But that's ok.
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Tom
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re some magic group name that matches
any group? Something like
au! * VimEnter
or
au! ALL VimEnter
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Tom
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:runtime command?
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Tom
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> You mean, non-greedy? For part after @ you can use non-greedy \{-1,} instead
> of
> \+, but this will not help you with part before @. Here you must just replace
> dot with [^"@].
This one should work too:
s/"\zs.\...@.\{-}\ze"/.../g
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Hi,
> Done. LanguageTool.vim plugin now populates the location list.
> So you can use commands such as :lopen, :lne, etc.
Cool. Thanks a lot.
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Tom
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plugins to navigate between the errors.
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Tom
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se names). See the
'!' argument in :help 'viminfo'.
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Tom
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> Is there any commands can be used to check if a file exists ?
In many cases, you can use filereadable() or filewritable().
Cheers,
Tom
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On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 09:51:56PM +0200, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi Tom!
>
> On Di, 24 Aug 2010, Tom wrote:
>
> > How does one sort words with a line ? As example I have these numbers in a
> > line:
> >
> > 400, 250, 125, 600
> >
> > I want
How does one sort words with a line ? As example I have these numbers in a
line:
400, 250, 125, 600
I want to sort them so they will be 125, 250, 400, 600
I have tried the visual command then !sort but that doesnt do it.
Thanks
Tom
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