Hello!
A few days ago I wrote the following to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd like to switch to vim but there is an annoying issue with
it that I couldn't solve.
When the cursor is at a tab character most editors display
the cursor at the beginning of the interval the tab character
occupies as
On Sat, 4 Oct 2008 at 02:37 Richard Hartmann wrote:
I would suggest adapting the helpfiles to reflect the above, though.
I found the section called VIEWING TABS in the chapter 05.7 of the
standard vim manual. It contains the following:
:set listchars=tab:-,trail:-
with the explanation what
Hello!
I think (well, I'm sure) I found a bug in vim when using
foldmethod=syntax (both FEAT_SYN_HL and FEAT_FOLD are enabled).
BRIEF:
I attached two unified patches that should be applied after
applying all the upstream patches from 7.2.001 to 7.2.315 to
fix the issue (the bug exists in plain
Hmm...
I've just found a case on which my patch fails (as well as unpatched vim). I
attach the updated test case but it has (now) incorrect title and isn't
finished yet.
It seems that in the vim-7.2-fold_o.patch patch
while (!got_int fline.lnum 0 (!fline.start || fline.lvl != lvl))
Hi!
I use vim-7.2.441 and I use vim's great langmap feature when writing
russian texts.
But when I try pressing ^[ to exit insert mode (or ^O to exit it
temporarily) in russian xkb layout I got `х' (the russian character
placed at the same key as `[') inserted instead of exiting.
The following
I don't think this is the right solution. Any key typed with CTRL would
be affected.
That's exactly as it supposed to work in the patch.
I think you need to find a way to produce Esc in your russian layout.
Yes, but not only Esc.
All the keybindings with Ctrl key don't work, such as
It seems the Windows gVim build (7.2.267) is not affected of this
issue. All the examples above works well with this langmap:
Yes, I think the issue is in gtk+ behavior. (I even think it's not bug but a
feature since, in general, it allows using sequences like ^russian letter).
I've looked
Any comments on the patch?
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