Vimmers,
I have a problem with grep and thought I'd run the question by this list
hoping someone knows about it. Sorry for the off-topicness.
I have some files. They open OK with vim. The status shows
[converted][dos]
In vim I search for, e.g. "RFP" and I can find it.
But in the shell, if I
On 06/03/09 00:17, Ben Kim wrote:
>
> Vimmers,
>
> I have a problem with grep and thought I'd run the question by this list
> hoping someone knows about it. Sorry for the off-topicness.
>
> I have some files. They open OK with vim. The status shows
>
> [converted][dos]
>
> In vim I search for, e.g
On Fri, 6 Mar 2009, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> However, Vim 7 includes the power of grep without the need for an
> external program, and with Vim-specific "goodies" such as the
> possibility of recursive search of directories, and the use of Vim-like
> regular expressions:
>
> see
> :help :vi
On Mon, Mar 09, at 09:16 Ben Kim wrote:
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>
> Thanks. I could not figure out how to navigate through the results. I
> just started vim without opening files, and did something like
>
> :vimgrep /\cstandard/ n*
>
> Vim opens only the first file. I'll have to read the help again.
>
> Her
> Actually in :help quickfix you will also find the answer to your
> question above (about navigating through the results).
> Read more in:
>
>:help :copen
>:help :cnext
>:help :cprevious
It's awesome! Thanks.
Ben Kim
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On 09/03/09 15:16, Ben Kim wrote:
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> On Fri, 6 Mar 2009, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>> However, Vim 7 includes the power of grep without the need for an
>> external program, and with Vim-specific "goodies" such as the
>> possibility of recursive search of directories, and the use of Vim-like
>> regul
