Hi,
I'm trying to determine whether I should submit a bug
report for a problem I encountered or if one was
already submitted.
Basically, I'm finding that if I paste a long line of
text (4650+ characters) into an 80x25 Vim window (v7.0
on WinXP), and then, while leaving the cursor at the
end of
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Raf wrote:
on linux-2.6.17.1 (ubuntu-6.06, core duo), vim-7.0.035 with motif/lesstif
crashes immediately when :gui or -g is used (e.g. test16). or is it just me?
the :version output and two examples are included below.
:version
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.0 (2006 May
VIM 7.0 is known have been extended with rather advanced scripting capabilities
such as complex data structures and object-oriented programming in embryo. So,
now we can define methods for some object type in such a way:
let MyObjectType = {}
function! MyObjectType.method1()
echo 'Hello
(re-send because I forgot to CC vim-dev; sorry)
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
[snip]
The indirect 'configure' scripts need to preserve the exit
status.
The fix, which is trivial, I leave as an exercise.
So, what is the fix? I'm lazy.
Goodness, I'll say. :)
On Mon, Jul 10, 2006 at 07:56:13PM +0300, Yakov Lerner wrote:
Vim is special. I believe that being organic extension of
programmer/sysadmin fingers, it deserves special attitude
that other packages.
The point you missed, assuming I was being absurd, is that I can probably
find someone on the
Hi,
this patch sets the close button state according to Indicating
Changes With the Close Button in the Apple HIG ( http://
developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/
OSXHIGuidelines/XHIGWindows/chapter_17_section_3.html ).
I haven't tried it but it's good to try to make
Soon-Ping Phang wrote:
I'm trying to determine whether I should submit a bug
report for a problem I encountered or if one was
already submitted.
Basically, I'm finding that if I paste a long line of
text (4650+ characters) into an 80x25 Vim window (v7.0
on WinXP), and then, while leaving
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Soon-Ping Phang wrote:
I'm trying to determine whether I should submit a bug
report for a problem I encountered or if one was
already submitted.
Basically, I'm finding that if I paste a long line of
text (4650+ characters) into an 80x25 Vim window (v7.0
on WinXP),
On Mon, Jul 10, 2006 at 20:52:00 +0100, Ron Blaschke wrote:
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Soon-Ping Phang wrote:
I'm trying to determine whether I should submit a bug
report for a problem I encountered or if one was
already submitted.
Basically, I'm finding that if I paste a long line of
On 2006-07-10, Sean Reifschneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jul 10, 2006 at 07:38:02AM +, Yakov Lerner wrote:
package-maintiners and expect them to fine-tune binary packages
to your inquiries/needs/wishes. Unless you are package-maintiner
Having an expert tune the packages for
On 7/10/06, SHANKAR R-R66203 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
When I execute the command,
:set guitablabel=xyz
All the tabpages get the same name.
How do I set a separate string as a name for each tab label.
You need to use cunningly the % in the value for that.
To set the string
This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as
' ...
But it doesn't work everytime.
Do you see another solution than using @- (:h registers shows that this
register is only used for text beeing less than
I'm not really convinced that is the problem. Nothing really points to it.
1) Syntax highlighting does work for some files - if it was the build
it wouldn't work at all.
2) Not remembering the file positions sounds like a configuration switch.
3) The help files being opened binary, rather than
On 7/10/06, Marc Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as
' ...
But it doesn't work everytime.
Why don't you use :imap and :vmap separately ?
You seem to be
Marc Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as
' ...
[...]
I want to use this to insert brackets, braces and also things like
try{
...
catch () {
}
Simple
It is also available on SF, however I haven't updated it for a coupled of
years.
HTH,
Do you still remember some keyword to find the functionality I'm looking
for or the filename?
I'm not sure where to start.
Usage like this? runtimepath+=lh-cpp/
Thx Marc
Benji Fisher wrote:
It looks as though you have already put a lot of work into this
approach, but have you considered using quickfix mode?
:help quickfix
Although I knew in general of the quickfix approach, I hadn't looked at in particular for this problem, because what I'm
doing is an
Marc Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is also available on SF, however I haven't updated it for a coupled of
years.
HTH,
Do you still remember some keyword to find the functionality I'm looking
for or the filename?
Of course.
:h Surround()
This function permit to surround selections
But it doesn't work everytime.
This was my fault. exec @- did uses the deleted text before this
deletion.
Why don't you use :imap and :vmap separately ?
Seems to be a working idea.
Now I've managed to get it working.
The trick was to use only one normal command.
= surround.vim
Hi everyone,
I have a point of interest question about a substitution I was trying to
make. At some points in my code I had a variable that was a pointer that
was denoted (in C) by:
*iterNum
I wanted to replace instances of exactly this string globally between my
present position and line
As I understand it, the \ and \ tokens represent the beginning and end
of a word. This means that the character immediately after the \ token
must be a word character, namely letters, numbers, and underscore (as
defined by the iskeyword option).
Max
-Original Message-
From: Robert
On 28/05/06, Vigil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would just like ctags to work with perl :-/
ctags already works with Perl (up to a point) though the bundled
pltags.pl script is slightly better. You might also want to try my
recently released perl module Perl::Tags, which is a slightly
Andy Wokula wrote:
I want to remap Ctrl-A (normal mode) to do something similar with other
data, e.g.
:nmap c-a ciwc-r=IncRoman(@-)cresc
Now if a count is provided this will mess up the text, e.g.
10c-a does 10ciw...
What is a good way to catch the count and make it available to the
function
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006, Hakim Cassimally wrote:
You might also want to try my recently released perl module
Perl::Tags... It has the advantage of being embeddable within
Vim, so you can incrementally add to a tags file as you edit.
http://search.cpan.org/~osfameron/Perl-Tags/lib/Perl/Tags.pm
So it seems to me that it would be interesting, sometimes, to be able
to type some colon-mode command and see the whole stack of undo and
redo commands and your current position. I mean, most commands can be
represented fairly readably... you might imagine using comments for
things that aren't
On 7/11/06, John Reese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So it seems to me that it would be interesting, sometimes, to be able
to type some colon-mode command and see the whole stack of undo and
redo commands and your current position.
At current position ? Sounds too restrictive to me.
If I wanted to
Hi there,
It is possible to remove all autocmds in the autogroup. However, when I
want to temperilly disable the autogroup, and enable it in the future.
I need to copy the source.
Example: Suppose there is some autogroup HisAutoGroup in one of my startup
scripts.
In one of my script, I need to
On 7/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is possible to remove all autocmds in the autogroup. However, when I
want to temperilly disable the autogroup, and enable it in the future.
I need to copy the source.
Example: Suppose there is some autogroup HisAutoGroup in one of my
Hi there, in tip 1259, I can edit a java jar file by putting the jar.vim in
ftdectect directory:
au BufReadCmd *.jar,*.war,*.ear,*.sar,*.rarcall
zip#Browse(expand(amatch))
That's good. But is there a way that when I select a class file from a jar
file, it will execute the java
Normally the language of my vim's menu is Italian.
How can I change it to English?
Many thanks in advance,
Cesar
Hi,
I am installing Vim in Unix and Solaris
In which file do I configure, to enable perl, python etc.
Regards
Shankar
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