ftware distribution.
My thoughts on the plea. Find a common, secure and independent place for
it!
KR
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pandoc. Next to the mentioned basic markdown, you can also add LaTeX
commands to eg. skip page numbers and a lot more.
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r automation regular `diff` seems a more appropriate tool. You can
call it in a script, etc.
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in files and not
per se contence, I suggest using a command line tool like `diff` or a
graphical program like `meld`.
Both will provide you with differences and alikes in name, date, size,
etc.
Vim and vimdiff are for comaring text files, and you seem to need
something different.
KR,
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the pasting. Copying another word overwrites the buffer the text is
copied into.
You could make a small macro to combine commands you want and use that.
Vim has several registers that you can use to copy text into and only
call that register to paste the text. The working is great but can be
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> No, no it isn't. Vim is the way. All else is peril.
>
> On Sunday, April 16, 2023 at 11:40:33 PM UTC-4 Enan Ajmain wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 16 Apr 2023 09:04:25 -0400
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log for plugins, but since github
was marketed extensively there is some diversion and dispersion of
sites providing a clear catalog of working plugins...
KR,
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https://youtu.be/9n1dtmzqnCU
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* colorscheme as your default. The new name prevents the customized file
* to be overwritten at an update or so in future. (my '16b' has something
* to do with the use of 16 colours in TTY).
Hope this helps you!
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worth reading. it is higer level Vi and Vim use, and worth for the usage
of our beloved editor:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-most-productive-shortcut-with-vim/1220118#1220118
KR,
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> To add confusion:
addendum: where the outside world adapted on the same set of Ctrl-
commands to move text, Vim uses for a visual block, and for
autocompletion. It is alike, but not the same.
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the output of `:registers` might be helpful to compare.
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[/filename] | less
Pandoc converts the docx-file to a ReStructuredText file that can be
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But how do I trigger vim to open the result (instead of less)?
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but I'll keep investigating.
There are a lot of sites that describe the installation of plugins. As
a non-techie, most of them are not clear to me. That is why I installed
the files by hand.
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files will be placed in the right directories. When not (gitting them to
the wrong directory) you can relocate the files by hand as mentioned
above.
A straightforward 'how-to' you can find here:
https://danishpraka.sh/2018/06/09/vim-plugin-install.html
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> On Tue, Jun 08, 2021 at 01:54:39PM +0200, Julius Hamilton wrote:
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> >
> > Does anyone know a good command line tool for highlighting and annotating
> > plain text documents? Not syntax highlighting
t dides visibility in the pdf version, but
it works.
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each pair of files.
Maybe it is more practical to buy a reknown book on Vim, like Practical
Vim, and leave the entire reference for reference. Computers are
invented to save and process larege amounts of information, and a
digital reference probably is more accessible than a printed one.
Jus
Maybe one of these pages is of your help:
https://vimhelp.org/
https://vim-jp.org/vimdoc-en/
and here is one help in one file, in different formats:
https://archive.org/details/vimdoc/page/n5/mode/2up
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>
arned the
difference between an apostrophe and backtick when going to a mark :-)
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When replying to an email there is only one line above the message that
states 'soandso wrote:', but nothing more.
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different parts of an email. Just put them into your muttrc and see if
it works for you.
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## MUTT COLOURS
# Colours for items in the index
color index brightcyan black ~N
# Hmm, don't like this.
#color index brightgreen black "~N (~x byers.worl
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 02:14:57PM -0800, Gary Johnson wrote:
> On 2021-01-27, meine wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Working on my computer I sometimes use plain TTY and other times a GUI.
> > I would like to set different colorschemes for that in my vimrc.
> >
> &g
colorscheme molokai_dark
set guifont=Monospace\ 10
set columns=85 lines=30
if has('x11')
set t_Co=256
colorscheme nighted_16
set guifont=Monospace\ 10
else
set t_Co=16
colorscheme nighted_16
endif
Any suggestions on how to improve it?
TIA,
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lly closed in Vim.
Other observation is that there mostly is a strange character in the
markdown file, comming from the y/p from a browser. In many cases it is
a `¿`. When I replace that character and delete the temporary files, all
is right again.
TIA
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more plugins) it could get an issue.
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Does anyone know if installed plugins affect the speed of Vim when they
are not used?
I don't use many plugins, but know that 'add ons' in other programs can
slow up the workings, even when not used.
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a '+' (didn't try a '-'
but it should also work).
Awesome!
https://alvinalexander.com/linux/vi-vim-d
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> Nobody else is seeing this?
Nothing here, all things normal.
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> > Since March 2007, it is a real standing law in the US state of
> > Arkansas (whose name is to be
software forks being made, probably a vimrc
release will be provided soon that resolves this AAA-matter in a more
profound way.
Cincerely,
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>
> Reference: Arkansas Apostrophe Act, mentioned in ABC News [USA] on 6
> March 2007, see item 38 under
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
> ZQ to quit without checking for changeѕ (like :q!)
Excuses (XQQ), realzed afterwards that your Q-key was broken, so this is
useless...
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ZQ to quit without checking for changeѕ (like :q!)
Note that those are capitals!
BTW, this tread shows that there are several ways to quit Vim, which
makes it even a bigger laugh when someone is trapped inside ;-)
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steps for leaving insert mode and going back
to where I was. The plugin 'unimpaired.vim' just does the job with
'[', but has so many other things that I really don't need...
[https://vimtricks.com/p/vimtrick-add-a-line-above-or-below]
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> which works as expected and gives me a gvim that looks like vim in a tty,
Just for my curiosity, why don't you use vim in a plain console or plain
terminal window? Is there any advantage in using gvim this way instead
of a plain vim session?
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> > The data to transform:
> >
> > ABBEEL;1872/253;1882/576;1886/1925;1887/603;1887/1813;1894/1444;1898/3449
> > ABBEELS;1888/1401;1889/562;1891/2371;1899/3088;1902/732;1903/15
(source is here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10336609/is-it-possible-to-use-find-and-replace-on-a-wildcard-string-in-vim)
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use a different terminal window to play chess and set the font size at
your likings.
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every
>time seems tedious. Is there a way I can make (or anything else)
>work for infinite digraphs, until I manually end it.
Use LaTeX for writing math stuff, or use a logic combination of regular
characters and substitute them after writing. you could also use aliases
for direct s
im-and-evil/
however, it doesn't answer your question whether a pipe character is
allowed in defining a digraph...
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get back to vim. certainly there are other environments that provide the
functionality you describe...
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.vimrc: `syntax enable'
see also `:help syntax' for further instructions on the use and
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that part in your vim colorscheme.
it takes some time to find out, but IMHO works in a more robust manner.
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It _could_ be a mistake forgetting to hit though ;-)
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Thank all for your replies and reading!
@Salman: you have an interesting option to keep up with developments!
@Frank: TNX for the nickel! My main box has a Nvidia card and I ch
lines of the _16b.vim file: `let
g:colors_name = '. This is improtant for proper
working in your `vimrc';
6. if it works, just add your `_16b' scheme to your .vimrc.
For me it works!
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use, found some remarks of the maker of goyo on using GoyoEnter and
GoyoLeave with `set: in .vimrc
I'll just have to find out, preferrably for the console and xterm, as
gvim is not my favourite vim-way.
open for suggestions...
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> > and I want to give it a try. relative line numbers make it easier to
> > navigate in normal m
unction! Rnu_toggle()
> if == 1
> set nornu
> else
> set rnu
> endif
> endfun
hmm, this looks like an even better solution! I don't know of any speed
differences between a function in .vimrc and a plugin, but I somehow
prefer less extra frills.
I'll try this one, E
there is a third one that is niftier, I'd like to know.
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a menu where you can change the font and its size.
in console it is set in a global manner, /etc/rc.conf in BSD.
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colorscheme for that environment. The top 'if/elseif' part looks double
as x11 and GUI are the same for the user of a system. Somehow I noticed
differences eg. between different terminal emulators.
I hope you can use this to resolve your problem on coloring vim and
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>
> your advise is coded in the function! geometry#MkSession()
> silent! execute 'mks! '.g:geometry#sessionfile
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> geometry#SaveGeometry())
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boxes.
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> > On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 01:31:26PM -0800, nivaem...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > I have two buffers in buffers' list and after buffer deleting the
ion you made by using `:mks!`
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ruler between the page margins, based on just `-' in my vim .md
file. see: https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html
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okai_dark
set guifont=Monospace\ 10
set columns=85 lines=30
elseif has('x11')
colorscheme molokai_dark
set guifont=Monospace\ 10
" set columns=85 lines=30
else
colorscheme evening
set t_Co=256
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> > :v/./$s/$/./|'';/./-1j|$d
> > Replaces multiple blank lines with just one blank line.
> * 2018-09-30 Mikolaj Machowski <[2]mikm...@gmail.com>:
> > What's wrong with: :%s/\n\n\+/\r\r/
> * Tony Mechelynck
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is tagged by four spaces, one tab or a tag.
the vim syntax coloring works on the extensive md-set, where other
characters can be used as formatting tag. using this extensive set
brings more formatting options as well.
-- a bit OT, but probably useful for other vimmers here...
cheers,
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something to do with a non-closed tag.
Last and least is that especially in tty it is hard to see the diffence
between the two accents, making it harder to find the Beast anyway...
TNX again for your thoughts!
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syntax on
syntax enable
because at least in the beginning of each file markdown syntax coloring
works fine, my 'evening' colorscheme can't be the problem.
I hope anyone can give me a clue to make syntax coloring work for the
entire file!
TIA
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markdown has some great ways to produce a good layout.
in vim I use markdown to make nice aligned lists with
* text after the bullet goes here
text in a separate paragraph that belongs to the bullet above is
indended in vim with '>>'
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g (g)vim in Windows, just use the proper command for that
environment ('pscp' ?), so it doesn't need to be translated.
the "oot" error output indeed is somewhat strange...
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eaning up a pdf-to-text
converted file. this is a nice way to excersise find, substitute, funny
characters. take a file that you need to use for other purposes to get
some _drive_
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some typists.
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> Is this intended, and can it be changed?
it could be to enhance formatting, eg. in Markdown. markdown uses two
spaces to force a new line, like in html.
probably there is a way to change this setting, but I don't know it.
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most comfortable)
> I would also be willing to use some kind of Vim command-line fu or
> postscript after-processing with Unix tools, if any of this is a
> possible solution. Is there some way to pass a simple arg to the
> postscript
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