Re: case-sens in completion on Mac OS X

2007-03-25 Thread Ricardo SIGNES
* A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-03-25T05:07:35]
 My filesystem is case-sensitive HFS+, but vim's filename completion acts
 
 If I have lib and LICENSE in a directory, and I hit lTab I expect
 lib to be completed, but instead it wants me to choose between the two.
 
 
 Does it change if you use :set noignorecase (without the quotes)?

No, in fact I've already got that set.  'ignorecase' is for search patterns,
not filename completion.  Thanks, though.

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rjbs


Re: case-sens in completion on Mac OS X

2007-03-25 Thread Ricardo SIGNES
* Tobia [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-03-25T10:04:57]
 It is set at misc1.c:8892 (Vim 7.0) from the CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME
 define, which is only defined at os_unix.h:44 and only if compiling
 under Cygwin.  It would seem that the macvim.org developers explicitly
 enabled this feature.

Thanks, that's very useful information.  I may try recompiling, myself;  I'm
not excited about installing a ports tool just for Vim.  In the past, I've
failed to compile carbon vim, but... we'll see.

Thanks again.

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rjbs


case-sens in completion on Mac OS X

2007-03-24 Thread Ricardo SIGNES

I am running Vim 7.0.218, the latest build from macvim.org.  I run the vim
binary from inside the app bundle at the console to get my terminal vim.

My filesystem is case-sensitive HFS+, but vim's filename completion acts
case-insensitive.  This is driving me CRAZY.

If I have lib and LICENSE in a directory, and I hit lTab I expect lib
to be completed, but instead it wants me to choose between the two.

How can I fix this?

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rjbs


Re: vim.org refreshed mockup

2006-11-07 Thread Ricardo SIGNES
* Panos Laganakos [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-11-07T12:59:57]
 I made a mockup of a refreshed version of vim.org, trying to maintain
 as much of the original look as possible:
 
 http://panos.solhost.org/mockups/vimorg-01.png
 
 vim tangofied icon by toZth

I like it.  The light grey used in the dates/names in the sripts section is a
bit too light for easy reading.  I think that if the V icon is going to be
used (as opposed to the (unofficial?) Vim icon), you should do SOMETHING to
get Vim in the header.  After all, it isn't V the editor.

I think putting a  on the left, instead of a  on the right, will make the
current selection clearer; otherwise it will move left and right and be harder
to pick out.

I liked the search on every page suggestion a lot.

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rjbs