ŭ" only, setting eo_ux accepts
ascii "Cxirkaux" only, setting eo accepts both.
And again -- I have not tested latin3 version of spl file, I never use latin3.
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ion of the word "Ĉirkaŭ" (I hope you have
an appropriate font installed to read this). It is handy to be able to
check Esperanto text in both modes (or choose any one of two).
Probably to make two files -- eo.ascii.spl and eo.utf-8.spl -- will be
theoretically more pure, but my solution
vorite. ;-)
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WIndows one, but
after a shot time you will get used of this, and it is really handy.
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up menu is visible
map gj
imap pumvisible() ? "" : "gj"
map gk
imap pumvisible() ? "" : "gk"
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sider you use the word "Linux" in it!
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n simple text format.
BTW x-style is not free from such problems. Pure Esperanto text is OK,
but consider you use the word "Linux" in it!
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tead of fyxedsys (Courier New is fine). Then log into Unix
site, run Vim and set both encoding and termencoding to utf-8.
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plugin.
Also isn't your example often written "CXirkaux" because the CX is
(effectively) one character, capitalized?
I've newer seen this form, and I believe it is ugly. And in unicode
terms, this one character is not capitalized, but title-cased.
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bsolute. My workaround follows:
elseif !g:netrw_cygwin && (has("win32") || has("win95") ||
has("win64") || has("win16"))
" windows
if a:islocal
let dirname=
substitute(dirname,'^\(\a:[\\/]\)\=\(.*\)[\\/]\([^\\/]\+$\)'
m ftp site.
I've newer use aap and don't know vim maintaining technology, I've
just manually converted ispell files to myspell ones and than compiled
them to Vim format.
I have not checked eo.iso-8859-3.spl file, I newer use iso-8859-3.
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y're/?
lose/?
loose/?
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otation to utf-8, spell check it
and convert back. Conversion tables for HTML, LaTeX, Esperanto
"Cxirkaux"-notation and some other are
available out of the box, or you can add your own.
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or to do it in backward direction
I've write this plugin:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1761
Documentation inside. I hope this helps.
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rw_curdir,'./'),1)
nnoremap s :call NetSaveWordPosn()let
g:netrw_sort_by= (g:netrw_sort_by =~ 'n')? 'time' : (g:netrw_sort_by
=~ 't')? 'size' : 'name'exe "norm! 0"call
LocalBrowse(LocalBrowseChgDir(b:netrw_curdir,'./'))call
NetRestoreWordPosn()
nnoremap S :call NetSortSequence(1)
- nnoremap t:call NetSplit(5)
nnoremap u :call
NetBookmarkDir(4,expand("%"))
nnoremap U :call
NetBookmarkDir(5,expand("%"))
nnoremap v :call NetSplit(3)
--- 2949,2954
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-> VERYLONG or SHORT->VERYLong ?
ShOrT -> ???
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Cyril Slobin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> `When I use a word,' Humpty Dumpty said,
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ncodibg` is utf-8 itself. And check for byte order -- I'm not
sure whether big-endian or little-endian is correct here.
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very goal of this code is that `encodig` is utf-8 while
`fileencoding` is different. But you are right noting that I have not
tested this `fileencoding` other than 8-bit one -- except the marginal
case when it is utf-8 too. But again -- `encoding` *is* multibyte and
it works. Why not just to test? I hav
let format = "0x%02X (%d)"
endif
let char = char2nr(char)
return printf(format, char, char)
endfunction
nmap :let EXTERNAL = !EXTERNAL
imap
Code of a character under cursor is always displayed in statusline (in
both hex and dec),
and I can switch between `encoding` and `fileen
write a such a script exist other than:
if has("dos32")
let color1 = "#0c"
else
let color1 = "#0c"
endif
? By the way, 2html.vim does not perform this test and colors of HTML
generated in dos32 are wrong.
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On 3/6/07, Cyril Slobin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Curioser and curioser! When I explicitly modify a buffer by hand, the
event IS triggered. But if the buffer is generated by :TOhtml command,
it is marked as 'modified', but the event IS NOT triggered. I do not
know how :TOh
red. But if the buffer is generated by :TOhtml command,
it is marked as 'modified', but the event IS NOT triggered. I do not
know how :TOhtml obtains this effect, I've failed to reproduce it by
hand.
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x27;t work.
Vim 7.0, not patched, win32 and dos32 versions.
My whole _vimrc is at http://45.free.net/~slobin/vim/_vimrc.html if this helps.
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r, so when it will be fixed,
I'll find a way to emulate it! ;-)
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