Re: has('unix')
Am Mittwoch, 25. Oktober 2006 18:12 schrieb Tim Chase:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
to the list of OS I use I run into a little problem: there is
only has('unix') - but that's not good enough as Linux
allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Perhaps something like
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname')
if os ~= 'Linux'
do linuxy stuff here
elseif os ~= 'Solaris'
do solarisy stuff here
endif
endif
would do the trick?
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at startup.
Well, if all else fails...
Martin
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Re: has('unix')
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
[cut]
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at startup.
Well, if all else fails...
Well, additionally, the 'guifont' option can take a
comma-separated list of font-names. Thus, you could have it try
something like
if has('unix')
set guifont=AntialiasedFontILike,FallbackFont
Tony has a common bit of useful script that he drops on the list
occasionally when this topic comes up (which you can find at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.vim/40125
) which does some platform-sniffing to set the font accordingly.
A combination of these ideas should hopefully get you closer to
having the font of your dreams. :)
-tim
Re: has('unix')
On 2006-10-25, Martin Krischik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 25. Oktober 2006 18:12 schrieb Tim Chase:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
to the list of OS I use I run into a little problem: there is
only has('unix') - but that's not good enough as Linux
allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Perhaps something like
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname')
if os ~= 'Linux'
do linuxy stuff here
elseif os ~= 'Solaris'
do solarisy stuff here
endif
endif
would do the trick?
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at startup.
Well, if all else fails...
You'll never notice it. But if you're still concerned about it, you
could execute something like
env | sort env.linux
on your Linux system and
env | sort env.solaris
on your solaris system, then
vimdiff env.linux env.solaris
and look for some environment variable whose presence/absence or
value indicates which system you're on and test for that in your
.vimrc.
HTH,
Gary
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Re: has('unix')
Tim Chase wrote:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
[cut]
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at
startup. Well, if all else fails...
Well, additionally, the 'guifont' option can take a comma-separated list
of font-names. Thus, you could have it try something like
if has('unix')
set guifont=AntialiasedFontILike,FallbackFont
Tony has a common bit of useful script that he drops on the list
occasionally when this topic comes up (which you can find at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.vim/40125
) which does some platform-sniffing to set the font accordingly. A
combination of these ideas should hopefully get you closer to having the
font of your dreams. :)
-tim
My tip has been written up as a vim-online tip (Setting the font in the GUI)
and, since-then, it has also made it to the Vim help at :help
setting-guifont except that the latter will set the font incorrectly in kvim,
and not set it at all on non-x11 systems other than W32 (e.g. Macintosh
versions with Carbon GUI).
Best regards,
Tony.
Re: [2] has('unix')
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Tim Chase wrote:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
[cut]
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at
startup. Well, if all else fails...
Well, additionally, the 'guifont' option can take a comma-separated
list of font-names. Thus, you could have it try something like
if has('unix')
set guifont=AntialiasedFontILike,FallbackFont
Tony has a common bit of useful script that he drops on the list
occasionally when this topic comes up (which you can find at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.vim/40125
) which does some platform-sniffing to set the font accordingly. A
combination of these ideas should hopefully get you closer to having
the font of your dreams. :)
-tim
My tip has been written up as a vim-online tip (Setting the font in the
GUI) and, since-then, it has also made it to the Vim help at :help
setting-guifont except that the latter will set the font incorrectly in
kvim, and not set it at all on non-x11 systems other than W32 (e.g.
Macintosh versions with Carbon GUI).
Best regards,
Tony.
P.S. After looking at the article, I notice that I later found out that the
kvim 'guifont' mentioned there was inappropriate. kvim is obsolete anyway, but
some versions are still in circulation, such as the 6.2.14 that comes with
SuSE Linux 9.3. If you need the (longish) kvim value, check the comments of
the vim-online tip, or drop me an email.
Best regards,
Tony.
Re: has('unix')
On 10/25/06, Martin Krischik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 25. Oktober 2006 18:12 schrieb Tim Chase:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
to the list of OS I use I run into a little problem: there is
only has('unix') - but that's not good enough as Linux
allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Perhaps something like
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname')
if os ~= 'Linux'
do linuxy stuff here
elseif os ~= 'Solaris'
do solarisy stuff here
endif
endif
would do the trick?
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at startup.
Well, if all else fails...
system('uname') measures as 2 millisec on my Linux. If this is
still bothering you (vim startup time can be ~0.10-0.2 sec
because of plugins), you can
1. read /proc/version file and analyze the contents
2. use vim's libcall(): make your own shared library
with a function that calls uname(), and call it via libcall()
3. use perl interface, and invoke perl's POSIX::uname()
Yakov
Re: has('unix')
Hi Martin,
On 10/25/06, Martin Krischik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 25. Oktober 2006 18:12 schrieb Tim Chase:
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
to the list of OS I use I run into a little problem: there is
only has('unix') - but that's not good enough as Linux
allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Perhaps something like
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname')
if os ~= 'Linux'
do linuxy stuff here
elseif os ~= 'Solaris'
do solarisy stuff here
endif
endif
would do the trick?
sure it would - but it also means calling an external program at startup.
Well, if all else fails...
I use the OSTYPE environment variable to differentiate between
Solaris and Linux systems.
if $OSTYPE =~ 'linux'
Do something
elseif $OSTYPE =~ 'solaris'
Do something
else
Do something
endif
- Yegappan
has('unix')
Hello,
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to choose an
appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added to the list of OS I use I
run into a little problem: there is only has('unix') - but that's not good
enough as Linux allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Any ideas?
Martin
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Re: has('unix')
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to
choose an appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added
to the list of OS I use I run into a little problem: there is
only has('unix') - but that's not good enough as Linux
allows for anti alias fonts and Sun Solaris does not.
Perhaps something like
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname')
if os ~= 'Linux'
do linuxy stuff here
elseif os ~= 'Solaris'
do solarisy stuff here
endif
endif
would do the trick?
-tim
Re: has('unix')
On śro paź 25 2006, vim@vim.org wrote:
Hello,
for my font plug in I need to know which OS I am running on to choose an
appropriate font. Now when Sun Solaris where added to the list of OS I
use I run into a little problem: there is only has('unix') - but
that's not good enough as Linux allows for anti alias fonts and Sun
Solaris does not.
Any ideas?
if has('unix')
let os = system('uname -a')
endif
Depending on value of os proceed.
m.
