zzapper wrote:
Hi
I've just come across a (Windows) utility which stores the last 25 things
(clips) that you've copied and pasted. Click on the utility in your system
tray and up pops a 5 by 5 grid.
Each pigeon hole in the grid shows enough of the clip to help you recall
the one you want.
I don't know how to fix the problem, but I use
manpageview.vim(http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id)
to view man page, info page, python docs, perl docs and more(the plugin
is configurable to view other help docs similiar with man page). It
works perfectly. Suggest you give
Good idea and I am sure it will help many persons!
One suggestion, why not put your tips to www.vim.org's tips page and
post a notification in this maillist? That will make your tip well
archived and easier to reach.
Thanks.
Vincent
4mir Salihefendic wrote:
Hi
I will in the upcoming days
Mike Bradley wrote:
I would like to be able to open up a vim instance from
anywhere with my vim settings.
I use subversion to manage all my config files, so when I enter a new
environment, the first thing I do is checkout config files from
subversion. And it works very well especially when
Recently, I need the following abbreviation:
iabbr method method name= /method
But it can not be executed successfully because I think vim consider
method as a buffer like option. I go over vim's online help, but
found nothing about how to escape this.
Any comment will be appreciated!
Gerald Lai wrote:
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Mike wrote:
I am switching from windows to linux for my development environment,
and working on 'porting' my .vimrc file. I have tons of Alt key
remappings, but I am having trouble getting them working in plain vim
(i.e. not gvim) from a bash shell.
