Hej,
this is not a particularly nice solution, but depending on what you're
actually doing it might suffice. :)
:command -nargs=1 Read :read bash -c 'echo "`whoa...@`hostname`:`pwd` \$ ";
'
Instead of the ":read..." you could also just call a function and do
something more elaborate there.
See
Hej :)
> Tried everything but I believe I haven't understand very well what you
> are doing here.
> what is 41a + a ?
I'll try to explain...
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Hej,
> I'm searching for a script to:
> select a text and put a html tag around
I use this to comment out parts of html files.
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echo "hallo"
exec "normal `" " start of the comment
if a:firstline == a
Hej!
> > > | ą cursor in paragraph 1 - delete paragraph 1
> > > | ˛ go to start of paragraph 3
> > > | ł select paragraph 3 and replace by paragraph 1
Those were garbled in my Mutt.
> Apparently, we both use mutt .. wondering if anyone that uses a different
> mailer got to see our superscripts ¹,
Hi all,
I don't know if this is commonly used, but if not, maybe someone will
have fun with it. I know that it is nothing relly cool ;)
If there is a better way to do it, tell me :)
I work on a set of different machines with different numbers of
cpu cores. On the 8 core machine I often type
>Is this because there is nothing left to be done, or for some other
>reason?
Well, in an open source world, projects are allowed to be done some
time. No need to convince people to buy versions the don't need. ;)
But to your question:
I like using
$ vimdiff a b
Kai
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On 11:26 Wed 27 May , Gene Kwiecinski wrote:
> Or alt-F4. :D
Strangely, this doesn't quit vim at all. ;-)
Kind regards from my fourth workspace,
Kai
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your might want to check out "Vimperator"
(http://vimperator.org/trac/wiki/Vimperator).
Hitting on any input fields opens up gvim.
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Kai
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Hej,
> Pyclewn is a python program that allows the use of gvim as a front end
> to a debugger. Pyclewn currently supports gdb.
This thing looks quite interesting.
I have not yet looked much into it, but I have a question, already :)
Is gvim mandatory?
What is the reason for this limitation (if)?
On 00:08 Mon 26 Jan , bill lam wrote:
> On Sun, 25 Jan 2009, Jesus Sanchez wrote:
> > when we all talking about light, not paper. I still have problems cause
> > in my house all my family use my computer and they say "white on black"
> > sucks, and aslo is harder to read. After some discussion
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