Try
:set wildmenu
I put the above line in my .vimrc file and now can do the following:
:e *s*#then hit tab and any file in the current directory that
contains an 's' is displayed in a menu.
Good luck,
Kevin
On Jul 13, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Tom Purl wrote:
Hi, I'm a Vim scripting newbie,
Is there a way to visually highlight multiple non-adjacent lines at
the same time?
For example, highlight lines 1, 4, 7, but no other lines.
Kevin
I am using version 7 on Mac OS X. When I open a shell with :sh, Vim
only runs a single command line at the bottom of the screen. In
previous versions and on my Windows box the :sh command opens a new
shell window. In addition, the 'clear' command doesn't clear and
redraw the screen.
From a great vim site that has a ton of really useful info.
The second line under #substitution
:%s/\r//g# delete dos returns ^M(for a return sub
nothing)
Kevin
On Jun 23, 2006, at 12:16 PM, victor NOAGBODJI wrote:
Hello,
I usually write on both win and linux.
Whenever I
:
On 6/4/06, stri ker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I frequently need to do some basic calculations. I have used the
following within Vim for Integer calculations:
:echo (4+7)*3-14
19
My question is this:
Is there a way to do calculations with doubles instead of integers
without piping
I frequently need to do some basic calculations. I have used the
following within Vim for Integer calculations:
:echo (4+7)*3-14
19
My question is this:
Is there a way to do calculations with doubles instead of integers
without piping to an external program like bc and then inserting into
With about the same amount of keystrokes you could use :
a \t ;
a - for append to end of line then tab then whatever comment
character you want. If you record this to a macro you can use @
[char] to add the comment char to the end of any line no matter where
you are in the line.
Kevin
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