Re: Moving away from SourceForge

2018-02-20 Thread Charles Sheridan
Currently at 09h50 CST from Safari on a mac, http://www.vim.org gets 

   Warning: Unknown: failed to open stream: Permission denied in Unknown on 
line 0

   Fatal error: Unknown: Failed opening required 
'/home/project-web/vim/htdocs/index.php' 
   (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in Unknown on line 0

Chrome gets to the site, but hitting the add script button results in a white 
browser screen hang at
https://vim.sourceforge.io/scripts/add_script.php

Nothing new posted on sourceforge blog.

Charles

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Re: Terminal Statusline

2018-01-15 Thread Charles Sheridan
On Monday, January 15, 2018 at 7:55:53 AM UTC-6, Kwezilomso Mhaga wrote:
> my bad, didn't read your question carefully. what do you mean?

After running Vim :terminal, the statusline from.vimrc, such as 
  3-168 L3/5 C0

is appended to with a string such as:

  !bash (34) [Terminal][+-]

The appending chars on the left-side of the statusline, i.e. the part of my 
statusline that follows the "%<" operator, are not affected.

I'm trying to stop the print of the appending chars.

=> After now deleting successive operators from my .vimrrc statusline, I see 
that issue, for me, is that terminal binds its own data to the established 
statusline operators, e.g. %t binds to "!bash"  This is not what I want 
locally, so it looks like the implication form me is to write statusline 
entries that condition on whether the window is a terminal or not. 

Charles

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Re: Window ID Conventions

2018-01-15 Thread Charles Sheridan
Thanks Yegappan.

Best, Charles

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Terminal Statusline

2018-01-15 Thread Charles Sheridan
The statusline defined in .vimrc is appended to when a  Vim8/MacVim terminal 
loads.

Is there a way to turn this off ?

btw, the terminal feature is great !


Regards, Charles

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Window ID Conventions

2018-01-12 Thread Charles Sheridan
Window ids in my use of Vim8 MacVim start their count at 1000 and increment by 
1 with each new window.

Is this convention the same across Vim8 ?


Does anyone possibly recollect if this is a 'since forever' convention, and if 
not, which version of Vim introduced it ? 


Regards, Charles

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