Esentially, I just want it to be enabled when I do filesystem completion
-- just like readline's completion-ignore-case. However, I can't make
much sense of os_unix.c / misc1.c. Could anyone help me by pointing me
in the right direction?
Thanks in advance,
Mikael
Maybe this is worth a
Hi all,
everytime I do some hacking on vim, I put my modified files into a
local svn repository -- which is a bit cumbersome. I found this
article today: http://live.gnome.org/GitForGnomeDevelopers This
sounds as it could be very useful to other people working on vim as
well.
Nico
I don't think Bram can migrating to git. We had tried to persuade him
to switch to svn but he refused. I just suggest you using svk. It can
make your current situation better.
By the way, some files within the version control will be modified if
you compile Vim in your local working
Could :catch be allowed to take a variable containing a pattern
instead of only literal patterns? I have the following function
Turn the error-number NUMBER into a pattern that can be used in a :catch
expression to match that error when generated by Vim.
function now#vim#error(number)
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
It all depends on what exactly you want to do. (I haven't read the Align.vim
docs.) The length of a UTF-8 string can be counted in several nonequivalent
ways:
- number of bytes (Latin a + combining circumflex is three bytes):
strlen(string)
- number of
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
It all depends on what exactly you want to do. (I haven't read the Align.vim
docs.) The length of a UTF-8 string can be counted in several nonequivalent
ways:
- number of bytes (Latin a + combining circumflex is three bytes):
