Re: inserting backticks

Hi Am 26.10.2006 05:08:33 schrieb Benji Fisher: If you want someone to try to reproduce the problem, we need more information. Where did you get your copy of vim; or, if you compiled yourself, how did you do it? (In the first case, please give a link to the download site. In the

Re: inserting backticks

Hi Am 26.10.2006 09:31:51 schrieb Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke: Well something with the version on www.vim.org is wrong ... at least in combination with my system/configuration. I've just discovered, that ^ and ´ behave the same way with the orginal gvim 7.0. So it's maybe a generel problem

inserting backticks

Hi When inserting a backtick (`) I normally type `space. But sometimes nothing happens... When I enter a 2. space, I get a space. I can enter as many spaces as I want, but I get no backtick. When I type a letter, eg. d, _than_ I get `d at the current cursor position. Wnen I type a 2. ` instead of

Re: inserting backticks

Hi Am 25.10.2006 10:32:47 schrieb A.J.Mechelynck: Unless you have a mapping for something starting with a backtick, Well according to :verb imap ` I don't have one. it might be your OS (including the keyboard interface). Hmm in other applications, like my mail program or openoffice,

Re: understanding font setting in gvim for win32

Hi Am 25.10.2006 11:53:42 schrieb o1792: But then I need to work out the syntax for it in _gvimrc. How do I work it out? OK, a space in Windows is probably an underscore, but is there anything else I need look out for? You can select a font with :set guifont=*. I you want to know which

Re: inserting backticks

Hi Am 25.10.2006 15:08:23 schrieb Benji Fisher: Did you also try :verbose imap Space no mapping for space :verbose iabbrev ` I didn't try it because today I've heard about abbreviation the first time. But I have no abbreviations. and so on? What else should I try? I suggest

Re: filename completion and filereadable

Hi Am 09.08.2006 13:49:15 schrieb Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke: Well all the discussion about single and double quoted didn't solve my problem - the completion of a filename adds a \ before a space. Try the following: :let s = g:\\CS\ Simple\\ :echo s g:\CS Simple As you can see the additional

Re: filename completion and filereadable

Hi Am 10.08.2006 16:02:54 schrieb Alan G Isaac: On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, Matthew Winn apparently wrote: But ... versus '...' is just as explicit. Ah, that explains why the question keeps coming up on this list and never in a Python forum ... Or not? In fact, apart from Python and XML I

filename completion and filereadable

Hi I'm using let fn = input('Mainfile: ', expand('%:p'), 'file') to ask for a filename. When I press Tab to complete the filename, a spacewill be replaced by a \space. So G:\Projekte\CS Simple\run.pyw becomes G:\Projekte\CS\ Simple\run.pyw. When I check this filename with filereadable, it

Re: filename completion and filereadable

Hi Am 09.08.2006 14:08:04 schrieb Yakov Lerner: Looks like an input() bug to me. To me it looks even more strange. I've tested a bit more. :echo filereadable(G:\Projekte\CS Simple\run.pyw) :echo filereadable(G:\Projekte\CS\ Simple\run.pyw) returns 0 :echo filereadable(G:\\Projekte\\CS

Re: filename completion and filereadable

Hi Am 09.08.2006 15:16:08 schrieb Yakov Lerner: Use single quotes, where backslash is not treated specially. Otherwize ..\r... will be treated as CR char, ...\t... as tab char etc, which is not what you want. Umm sorry I always forgot the difference between single and double quoted. Python

editexisting.vim

Hi I am using gvim 7 and the plugin editexisting.vim on WinXP. I have several problems with this plugin and I'm hoping you can help me. 1. When I'm opening a file with the command line option '+312', the file will be opened with the cursor at line 312. But when the file is already opened, the

Re: editexisting.vim

Hi Am 08.08.2006 15:35:09 schrieb Charles E Campbell Jr: Why not send email to the author of the plugin? You're more likely to catch his/her eye that way... Well that's a good point. But editexisting.vim ist shipped with ViM. So I thought I've just missed some option or something like that.

Re: ViM on 2. monitor

Hi Am 31.07.2006 16:05:43 schrieb A.J.Mechelynck: [Problem with dual monitor configuration] Hmm the problem persists if I remove the AGP-card and the Matrox is the only graphic card. So I think there has to be a problem with the driver from Matrox on my system... The following is only

ViM on 2. monitor

Hi I have 2 monitors - the first is attached to an AGP-card (Nvidia GF TI2) and the second one is attached to a PCI-card (Matrox G400 DH). If I'm running ViM on the 1. monitor, all works fine. But when ViM is on the 2. monitor, the display speed is horribly slow. For example it takes 5 (five!)