Yakov Lerner wrote:
In vim6, the following completion request generated flat
(nonrecursive) list, and worked quicky:
vim
:set nocp wildmenu
:e /usr/*Tab
In vim7, the same input generates recursive filelist (which
is very slow if directory is deeply populated).
Is there a way to use getwinvar() to retrieve a window variable for a
window in another tab (without switching tabs)?
Eric Arnold wrote:
Is there a way to use getwinvar() to retrieve a window variable for a
window in another tab (without switching tabs)?
Well, I suppose I could add gettabwinvar() and settabwinvar().
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Eric Arnold wrote:
I'm not sure what the intended fix for 70d was, but I can no longer
send a char to a function indirectly through an expr mapping,
meaning that in the example below, \b does not send a space to
Tst(). Tst() waits for input directly from the user.
Note: using
What about this one: http://www.douglas.stebila.ca/code/vim/
Douglas Stebila's icon is good, but I much prefer Matthew Webb's Vim matte
icon. (I've been using Matthew's icon for Vim for quite a while now.)
I think Matthew's V works well on it's own. However, maybe Matthew would
consider
Toby Allsopp wrote the Java indent file, but he stopped maintaining it
quite a while ago.
There are a few known problems, I hope that someone who uses Java can
fix these:
1. When defining an anonymous class you have code inside (). The value
of 'cindent' is completely wrong then.
2.
Benji,
Thanks for the reply. I found the problem - it had to do with my ~/.vimrc file:
set laststatus=2
syntax enable
filetype indent on
source ~/.vim/cscope_maps.vim.txt
. . .
When I used the vimrc_example.vim file instead, and added
source ~/.vim/cscope_maps.vim.txt
to the end of it, the
Hi,
When I enable cursor line highlighting with :set cul and
I have syntax enabled, scrolling (j,k,l,h) becomes very slow,
especially for some file types (xml, ruby, ...) Is it expected.
Thanks,
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James Player
James Player wrote:
When I enable cursor line highlighting with :set cul and
I have syntax enabled, scrolling (j,k,l,h) becomes very slow,
especially for some file types (xml, ruby, ...) Is it expected.
Yes, that is expected. Vim needs to redraw the whole window every time
you move the
On Sat, Apr 15, 2006 at 08:26:07PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When I enable cursor line highlighting with :set cul and
I have syntax enabled, scrolling (j,k,l,h) becomes very slow,
especially for some file types (xml, ruby, ...) Is it expected.
Yes. Under
:help 'cursorline'
hi,
i have some questions about vim7/vim:
- in help ft-c-omni i can read CTRL-X CTRL-O shouldn´t this be
CTRL-N CTRL-P ? new-omni-completion section too.
-how about display line numbers in the completion popup menu ?
this would increase the speed to insert the desired string. (by typing
the
On 4/15/06, Benjamin Esham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 10, 2006, at 9:02 AM, Peter Slizik wrote:
BTW, there is a trend towards more colorful, more
playful icons. I dislike this trend, because most of
those icons are much less legible than the icons
having been replaced.
Yes,
I must be missing something, is there a command to put all buffers
into their own tabs and at the same time remove them from the current
window? (This is gVim 7.0d, using guitabline.)
Using :set sessionoptions+=buffers starts a session with multiple
buffers in one window. The best I can do is to
When I first saw the expr feature, I thought it was a just a
cleaner way of avoiding the :ex interaction in:call CR in
map \a : call Tst()CR
Since I'm still not really clear on why there is a difference with
respect to recursion handling, I thought I should ask whether using
the
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