> > Also, is the only way to avoid "broken words" at the end of a line?
>
> If you want to wordwrap automatically, then some of the vi variants can
> do that for you. In vim, say ":set tw=72" in command mode.
I use :setwrapmargin=8 and have the file ~/.exrc which contains:
set wrapmargin=8
se
homega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
homega> ~$ vim
homega> :help
homega> Sorry, help file "/usr/share/vim/doc/help.txt" not found
homega>
homega> in fact there's not vim/ (nor vi/, nor nvi/) dir within
homega> /usr/share, and I haven't been able to find that help.txt so
homega> far. Likewise, vim
David Z. Maze dixit:
~> homega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
~> homega> Fine, I downloaded vim and kept nvi as well (for now, just
~> homega> while I'm learning). but I suppossed there should be a
~> homega> configuration file, either general for all vi programs, or for
~> homega> nvi or vim in par
homega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
homega> Fine, I downloaded vim and kept nvi as well (for now, just
homega> while I'm learning). but I suppossed there should be a
homega> configuration file, either general for all vi programs, or for
homega> nvi or vim in particular ... the problem is I haven't
David Z. Maze dixit:
~> shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
~> > Also, is the only way to avoid "broken words" at the end of a line?
~> SEP>
~> SEP> And yes, hitting enter is the only way.
~>
~> No it's not...in vim, I routinely do
~>
~> :set wm=4
(...)
Fine, I downloaded vim and kept
shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Also, is the only way to avoid "broken words" at the end of a line?
SEP>
SEP> And yes, hitting enter is the only way.
No it's not...in vim, I routinely do
:set wm=4
which sets a "wrap margin" of 4 characters at the end of each
(80-character) line,
On Sun, Apr 11, 1999 at 12:03:26AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm just starting with vi, and am wondering whether there's an X front end
> for vi (or nvi, or vim), or any X specific vi editor.
There's an X version of vim called gvim. You could also try using one
of the vi modes under Emac
On Sun, Apr 11, 1999 at 12:03:26AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm just starting with vi, and am wondering whether there's an X front end
> for vi (or nvi, or vim), or any X specific vi editor.
Yes, vim has something called gvim.
Adam
>
> Hi there,
>
> I'm just starting with vi, and am wondering whether there's an X front end
> for vi (or nvi, or vim), or any X specific vi editor.
>
> Also, is the only way to avoid "broken words" at the end of a line?
>
gvim is a GUI vim. And yes, hitting enter is the only way.
Hi there,
I'm just starting with vi, and am wondering whether there's an X front end
for vi (or nvi, or vim), or any X specific vi editor.
Also, is the only way to avoid "broken words" at the end of a line?
TIA
Horacio
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