Ben Fritz a écrit :
> Are you aware of the "Most Recently Used" plugin from Yegappan?
>
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=521
>
> This is one a very small set of plugins I actually use.
>
> You will probably set the MRU_Max_Entries option appropriately to get
> the history from a fe
On Jan 27, 7:27 am, Rémi Prévost wrote:
> Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
> days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
> open (along with the date) in this kind of format:
>
> (2010-01-27 08:20:00) /Users/remi/somefile.txt
>
Benjamin R. Haskell a écrit :
> > 2. With BufReadPre, you get log entries when using Vim's built-in 'help'
> > But, maybe that's fine for what you're using it for.
You are right, help files are logged. The solution I found is to wrap
the "redir" block in a "if &buftype != 'help'" and it now exclud
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010, Rémi Prévost wrote:
> Hi Agathoklis,
>
> Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a écrit :
> > > You can try the following (substitute the path to the file you
> > > want to save your records):
> > >
> > > function! RecordFileOpen()
> > > let record = "\t(".strftime("%F
> > > %T").
On Wed, Jan 27, at 06:36 Rémi Prévost wrote:
> Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a écrit :
> > > Sorry, I forgot but you need another event also, BufEnter is a choise
> > > that works.
>
> But won't using BufEnter add a line to the log each time a buffer is
> displayed (eg. when switching tabs)? I only w
Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a écrit :
> > Sorry, I forgot but you need another event also, BufEnter is a choise
> > that works.
But won't using BufEnter add a line to the log each time a buffer is
displayed (eg. when switching tabs)? I only want it to log files when
they are being opened in vim.
-
Hi Agathoklis,
Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas a écrit :
> > You can try the following (substitute the path to the file you want to
> > save your records):
> >
> > function! RecordFileOpen()
> > let record = "\t(".strftime("%F
> > %T").")\t/Users/remi/".expand("%:t").".txt"
> > redir>> /pat
On Wed, Jan 27, at 04:11 Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
> Hi Rémi,
>
> On Wed, Jan 27, at 05:27 Rémi Prévost wrote:
> > Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
> > days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
> > open (along with the date
Hi Rémi,
On Wed, Jan 27, at 05:27 Rémi Prévost wrote:
> Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
> days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
> open (along with the date) in this kind of format:
>
> (2010-01-27 08:20:00) /Users/remi/some
Sometimes I need to remember which set of files I was working on a few
days ago, and I'd like vim to seamlessly store the path of each file I
open (along with the date) in this kind of format:
(2010-01-27 08:20:00) /Users/remi/somefile.txt
(2010-01-27 08:25:00) /Users/remi/otherfile.txt
I tri
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