Nikola Knezevic wrote:
Hi,
is there any vim test suite and where I can find it?
I would like to run the tests on vim compiled from repository, to check
is everything is ok.
Thanks.
Nikola
Install the sources, see
(W32) http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/compile.htm
(U*x)
On 18 Dec 2006, at 15:15 , A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
What is your problem? After I compile Vim, if
src/vim --version |more (on Unix-like systems)
or
src\vim --version |more (on Dos-like systems)
src\gvim
:version
:q
Thanks Tony.
I don't
scott wrote:
i am running SUSE linux 10.0, my current vim is 7.0.178
i've tried this before in an attempt to get away from the way all these
latest netrws reset my formatoptions for me
I'm afraid that I don't see this problem. I've even tried it with your
stated preference of fo=tcroqn.
Hi All,
How to swap the three columns in file without using substitute
command?
Let us say file with the following contents,
//BOF
A1 B1 C1
A2 B2 C2
//EOF.
Then after swapping the file content should be,
//BOF
C1 A1 B1
C2 A2 B2
//EOF
Thanks Regards,
Sasikumar Kandhasamy
I'm aware of the 'gq' command to put in hard returns so as to word wrap a
paragraph. Is there a setting for that to occur automatically when I type
a text file? Thanks.
Stephen
I'm aware of the 'gq' command to put in hard returns so as to word wrap a
paragraph. Is there a setting for that to occur automatically when I type
a text file? Thanks.
Sounds like you're looking for
:set linebreak tw=80
or some such combination of items.
:help 'linebreak'
I'm aware of the 'gq' command to put in hard returns so as to word wrap
a
paragraph. Is there a setting for that to occur automatically when I
type
a text file? Thanks.
Sounds like you're looking for
:set linebreak tw=80
or some such combination of items.
:help
Thanks. 'linebreak' seems like that's what I really want.
:set lbr
That turns it on. Just curious: how do I turn it off or query for its
current value?
To turn it off, you can do either
:set nolbr
or
:set lbr!
(the latter toggles the option)
And to query it:
On 2006-12-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm aware of the 'gq' command to put in hard returns so as to word wrap a
paragraph. Is there a setting for that to occur automatically when I type
a text file? Thanks.
You might try
set fo+=aw
and see
:help fo-table
for an explanation of 'a'
