Hi,
I normally close Vim with either ":q" or ":wq" or "ZZ".
However yesterday at the end of the day, I closed a bunch of windows
and accidentally closed a Vim window and lost some edits :-(
I wish that Vim would display a prompt to save changes when I close
with the "X" button at the right top
. Obviously this can apply to other
languages as well.
On Monday, July 6, 2015 at 5:51:29 AM UTC-7, Benji Fisher wrote:
On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 9:43 AM, Steve B b.s...@gmx.com wrote:
On 07/03/2015 09:23 PM, GoTouch Go wrote:
Hi there,
I am looking to make vim work with gdb in an easy way
to vim so as to show a file, go to specific line, etc. This way I can
press Fn hot keys, send commands to gdb, and move the cursor in vim as well. I
can still edit in vim, and save the change, recompile and restart gdb.
So what I am looking to is basically sending input to vim through a pipe. Do
Hello DrChip,
Thank you for fixing this bug! The new version works beautifully on the test
case.
However, I pushed the test a bit further as follows:
1) Set up the initial state again with the treeview in mode 3.
2) Open fileA in a new window at the left using netrw-v.
3) Now, split the new
.
Consider the following test case:
../
netrwtest/
| dirA/
| | fileA
| fileB
and try the following:
Go to fileA and hit v. As expected, dirA/fileA opens in a new
window at the left.
Now, do C-w lj to highlight fileB and hit P. Notice that netrw
has now opened a new file, dirA/fileB [RO], instead
