I tried the method Gary mentioned, and it worked well. Thanks again
Gary.
Bram, I don't know abaqus myself. Wikipedia shows one software for
finite element analysis and computer aided engineering called abaqus.
I'm not sure whether they're related or not.
--Farid
On Jun 18, 1:30 pm, Bram Moole
Farid wrote:
> Ah nvm. I edited the filetype.vim and comment out the "set ftype
> abaqus" line and everything works well now. Appparently, abaqus type
> will do the folding if the file begins with * or ** or *** etc as the
> header. Which is what I've been working with most.
>
> I like the tr
On 2011-06-17, Farid wrote:
> On Jun 17, 2:17 am, Farid wrote:
> > You're right. Pressing zR or just zr does open all the folds.
> >
> > Typing :verbose set ft? fdm? fde? shows
> >
> > filetype=abaqus
> > Last set from /usr/share/vim/vim73/filetype.vim
> > foldmethod=expr
> > Last set from /usr/
Ah nvm. I edited the filetype.vim and comment out the "set ftype
abaqus" line and everything works well now. Appparently, abaqus type
will do the folding if the file begins with * or ** or *** etc as the
header. Which is what I've been working with most.
I like the trick. Thank you again Gary!
You're right. Pressing zR or just zr does open all the folds.
Typing :verbose set ft? fdm? fde? shows
filetype=abaqus
Last set from /usr/share/vim/vim73/filetype.vim
foldmethod=expr
Last set from /usr/share/vim/vim73/ftplugin/abaqus.vim
foldexpr=getline(v:lnum)[0]!="*"
Last set from /usr/share/v
On 2011-06-16, Farid wrote:
> Hi, I'm a new vi user. I have this problem in vi where everytime I
> open a file, it will show only part of the file, and a line that says
> how many lines are there below that. For example, a file might look
> like:
>
> =
Hi, I'm a new vi user. I have this problem in vi where everytime I
open a file, it will show only part of the file, and a line that says
how many lines are there below that. For example, a file might look
like:
=
this is the header of the file
thi
