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

Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke wrote: [...] From gvim --help -u vimrc Use vimrc instead of any .vimrc -U gvimrc Use gvimrc instead of any .gvimrc [...] Yes, but -u NONE means: no vimrc, no gvimrc, and no plugins (but viminfo will still be used if you have 'nocompatible') -u NORC means:

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 of

Re: inserting backticks

Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke wrote: 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.

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

Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke wrote: 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

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: inserting backticks

On Wed, Oct 25, 2006 at 12:02:51PM +0200, Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke wrote: 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. Did you also try :verbose imap Space

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: inserting backticks

On Wed, Oct 25, 2006 at 09:29:45AM +0200, Alexander 'boesi' Bösecke wrote: 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.