On 29.12.19 17:43, Efraim Yawitz wrote:
> I wonder if this could be easily hacked into the code of vim by creating a
> new syntax group called Unchangeable or something and adding code to make
> it uneditable.
Or more easily in the folding code? That already treats an arbitrary
number of lines as
This probably isn't what the original poster had in mind, but this made me
think what if vim could use a template file that acted as a mask?
Anywhere characters (X for example) existed in the mask file, those
positions would not be changeable in the 'edit' file.
If the movement commands skipped
Might be useful. I currently use something such as the InlineEdit plugin to
extract the lines I want to modify. (This also helps in big files where
syntax highlighting is slow.)
How would this be persisted? If it adds markers within the same file, the
file won't be compatible with other editors. M
I wonder if this could be easily hacked into the code of vim by creating a
new syntax group called Unchangeable or something and adding code to make
it uneditable.
Maybe for now, create a syntax group and highlight it in a way that it
reminds you not to change that text.
On Fri, 27 Dec 2019 at 09
On Fr, 27 Dez 2019, Vladimir Stenbock wrote:
> Is it possible to mark some lines as unchangeable ?
This is not possible. A custom handmade plugin might work around this by
saving/restoring of lines, but in the core, Vim does not support this.
Best,
Christian
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Is it possible to mark some lines as unchangeable ?
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