On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 3:41 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
> So there's something unspecified in your setup or initial
> conditions that's causing it to fail (could you detail what
> "didn't work" means? Which step didn't do what you expected?)
>
> -tim
hi Tim, sorry for not answering earlier, but i did
Erik Falor wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 02:58:54PM +0200, Nicolas Aggelidis wrote:
>>> Assuming those are the only two buffers you've got open:
>>>
>>> 1) :tabnew
>>> 2) :vert all
>>> 3) :windo diffthis
>> thank you Tim for your help,
>> unfortunately the method above, {the first you posted} d
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 02:58:54PM +0200, Nicolas Aggelidis wrote:
>
> > Assuming those are the only two buffers you've got open:
> >
> > 1) :tabnew
> > 2) :vert all
> > 3) :windo diffthis
>
> thank you Tim for your help,
> unfortunately the method above, {the first you posted} didn't work...
>
Nicolas Aggelidis wrote:
>> Assuming those are the only two buffers you've got open:
>>
>> 1) :tabnew
>> 2) :vert all
>> 3) :windo diffthis
>
> thank you Tim for your help,
> unfortunately the method above, {the first you posted} didn't work...
> the other one worked like a charm...
>
> any idea
> Assuming those are the only two buffers you've got open:
>
> 1) :tabnew
> 2) :vert all
> 3) :windo diffthis
thank you Tim for your help,
unfortunately the method above, {the first you posted} didn't work...
the other one worked like a charm...
any ideas why the first didn't work?
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> one "quick" question:
one "quick" answer :)
> let's say that i have 2 files on 2 tabs, is it possible to open a
> third tab and gvimdiff the other 2 tabs
Assuming those are the only two buffers you've got open:
1) :tabnew
2) :vert all
3) :windo diffthis
If you have more than one buffer
hi to all,
one "quick" question:
let's say that i have 2 files on 2 tabs, is it possible to open a
third tab and gvimdiff the other 2 tabs
to rephrase it, is it possible to vimdiff on 2 already opened buffers
on a third buffer...
thanks in advance for your time,
nicolas
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