Eddy Zhao wrote:
2006/11/5, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Eddy Zhao wrote:
>>
>> I tried this on FC2:
>>
>> :set stl=%{&imd}
>> :inoremap :set imd
>> :nnoremap i :set noimdi
>>
>> The first line (along with my usual :set la
Eddy Zhao wrote:
[...]
Hi Tony,
I only using IM in gvim. So I only want IM work correctly in gvim.
gvim is with +xim support.
Thanks
Eddy
Well, I suppose that explains why you can't set 'imd' in Console Vim.
Best regards,
Tony.
victor NOAGBODJI wrote:
Hi,
How can I use Vim to generate the listing of a directory?
The directory contains images. And a textfile, but I don't
want to textfile. Only the images.
The output would be in the textfile I was talking about.
Each line would represent a path to an image.
Do you thin
Gregory SACRE wrote:
Hello Chip,
I followed your procedure, but unfortunately, the behaviour of netrw
surprised me.
The installation went fine, no error messages.
I tried the following command:
:Explore **//STRING
to find all the file containing the string STRING. The command just
hanged t
Akbar wrote:
Hi, in my single session, I have many tabs opened, and in one tabs, I
often open three windows or more. That means I have many many buffers.
Sometimes I want to edit one buffer that I don't know where it is ( in
where tab, or in where window ), so I just have to search by iterating
f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Gregory SACRE wrote:
Hello Chip,
I followed your procedure, but unfortunately, the behaviour of netrw
surprised me.
The installation went fine, no error messages.
I tried the following command:
:Explore **//STRING
to find
Yakov Lerner wrote:
Is it possible to obtain the contents of the bottom line
(which can be result of previous "echo") in the script ?
I would like, before making an action that erases the
bottom line, to save its contents then restore it ?
Thanks
Yakov
It is possible to intercept (in a regist
Eddy Zhao wrote:
[...]
Though status line shows imd is being reset while change from nomal
mode to insert mode, but IM is not enabled (in other words, scim input
window is not popup when return back to insert mode). That's the
problem I encountered. Anything else I can try to debug to nail down
t
Marc Weber wrote:
Imagine having the files:
-- >8 -- >8 autoload/test.vim - >8 -- >8 -- >8
function test#DoTest(a)
if a == 1
call s:F1()
else
call s:F2()
endif
endfunction
function test#Test()
echo "test#Te
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Sun 5-Nov-06 3:21am -0600, Yakov Lerner wrote:
On 11/5/06, Bill McCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having a problem trying to echo a message triggered by
an autocmd on BufEnter when entering a tab page.
Try this:
:au BufEnter foo echom "Entered foo"
First
Alan Isaac wrote:
How can I put the equivalent of
:syn sync fromstart
in a modeline for a file?
Thank you,
Alan Isaac
You can't. Modelines only allow setting options (and not all of them). ":syn
sync fromstart" is not a ":setlocal" statement.
Best regards,
Tony.
koxinga wrote:
koxinga wrote:
Hello,
[...]
It won't work with multibyte.
[...]
Any feedback appreciated, of course ...
koxinga
No feedback at all ? Not even a nice "you dumbass, it doesn't even
compile" or a "this is not a feature, this is a bug, moron" ?
koxinga
Anything doesn't w
Alan Young wrote:
Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote:
If you need a sample code that uses the tree control, you can use
the attached file explorer plugin. Place this file in the ~/.vim/plugin
directory.
To open the file explorer, use the following command:
:FileTreeOpen [dirname]
Where do I put t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
> I don't know if there's any difference between ftplugin directory and
> syntax directory.
[...]
Syntax scripts are for syntax highlighting: setting various colors in the
display of the file, and defining the keywords, regions, etc., which delimit
those colours. Als
Evan Klitzke wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 2006-11-09 at 03:30 PM writ:
Save these commands into your $VIM\vimfiles\after\syntax\matlab.vim
(Windows platform)
or ~/.vim/after/syntax/matlab.vim
I have wondered how to do this as well... is there an easy way to incorporate
these
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"A.J.Mechelynck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2006-11-09 17:17:05:
Filetype plugins are sourced if ":filetype plugin on" has been used.
Indent plugins are sourced if ":filetype indent on" has been used.
Syntax scripts are run if both "
Neil Gabriel wrote:
All,
I am relatively new to vim and gvim and I am trying to install the
grep plugin. So far, everything appears installed properly (i have
access to Grep, Rgrep, etc ... from within gvim). Also, I am running
WinXP with Cygwin. Reading through the plugin's install notes, i
Neil Gabriel wrote:
I did in fact look at that. Reading through the "internal" grep
however, I do not see a way of running a recursive search (i could be
missing it).
Thanks
If you mean recursing into directories, see the ** wildcard. I don't remember
where in the help it's mentioned but tha
frank wang wrote:
I am new to the list. Could anyone help me to map ctrl+[ to tag pop
command? Vim default is ctrl+t. Also, how can I found which keys have
been used by vim?
Thanks
Frank
Beware! In Vim (or in any program which uses "cooked" keyboard input),
and Ctrl-[ are indistinguishable
Neil Gabriel wrote:
On 11/9/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Neil Gabriel wrote:
> > I did in fact look at that. Reading through the "internal" grep
> > however, I do not see a way of running a recursive search (i could be
> > missing it).
>
Peter Hodge wrote:
--- "A.J.Mechelynck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Neil Gabriel wrote:
On 11/9/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Neil Gabriel wrote:
I did in fact look at that. Reading through the "internal" grep
however, I do not see a way
Jürgen Krämer wrote:
Hi,
Allan Kelly wrote:
Hello, I'd like Ctrl-D to delete a character in insert mode. This does not
work (Ctrl-D continues to do the page down thing):
that might be because you were not in insert mode. "the page down thing"
is VIM's behaviour when pressing Ctrl-D in normal
Eric Leenman wrote:
Hi
How do I recall my home drive?
When I now tell g:backup_directory="\\temp\\vim_backup"
it creates the drive on U: and I would expect C:
Rgds,
Eric
How do you define "the home drive"?
If it's the first hard drive, then it's C:
If it's the drive containing the Vim distr
Eric Leenman wrote:
I've tried it but then I get the message :
Error E510 'Can't backup file (add! to override)
I have a clean gvim70.exe downloaded today.
I've added two lines to my _vimrc, see below for the complete file.
Do I need to do something with backup and write backup?
[start _vimrc
Doug Carter wrote:
Hi all,
I changed distros and now I can't get matchit to work on html files.
I've spent hours on the net and in help files and have had no success.
Can someone send me some example .vimrc settings to get this working?
I'm currently running vim 6.3 on CentOS.
TIA,
Doug
Marc Weber wrote:
How would you try to track this error down?
Causing vimscript code:
echo "tag_text is"
echo tag_text
echo "if"
echo len(tag_text)
if len(tag_text)>0
echo "in if"
output:
tag_text is
[]
if
Donald Axel wrote:
[...]
So far we can conclude that Gvim depends on some more or less nice
libraries and their modules. My prime suspect is still "alsa", why
do things try to load "alsa"?
The answer must be that it is caused by some monolithic GUI-lib.
gvim can be compiled from many differe
Rui Gonçalves wrote:
if i use the character '@' in a regular expression, i need use the '\'
before?
i try do
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
but didn't work
1. Don't escape the @ if you want to match a @
2. Do escape the + if you want to match "one or more, as many as possible".
David Woodfall wrote:
I would like to make a command that would insert at cursor todays date,
and also a command to insert some custom text.
In the help file it shows how to make a keybind to do this but I would
rather use a command - eg :date
Can this be done?
Thanks
(untested; requires str
Ying Bian wrote:
Vimmers,
I tried to do "nmap s :set spell!" to use "s" in normal mode
to toggle spell checker. If I run this in the interactive command line,
it is ok. But when I put this in my .vimrc, it has a tricky problem:
Although it seems to function correctly by hitting "s", every time
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Ying Bian wrote:
Vimmers,
I tried to do "nmap s :set spell!" to use "s" in normal mode
to toggle spell checker. If I run this in the interactive command line,
it is ok. But when I put this in my .vimrc, it has a tric
Troy Piggins wrote:
I use 'R' replace mode when doing, for example, ascii art etc
because it allows me to change characters without affecting the
layout of the rest of the window/page.
But if I want to yank a section using visual or visual block, is
there a way to put 'p' that block in without a
David Thompson wrote:
Hi,
I'm using 'patchmode=.orig' in my ~/.vimrc,
when I edit a new file such as xxx that does
not exist, then save that file, I also get a
0-byte file called xxx.orig. This 0-byte
file seems rather pointless.
To recreate,
vim -u NONE xxx
:set patchmode=.orig
i
After
:new file1
:vert diffsplit file2
followed by edits, Vim tries to keep track of the edits (changing the diff
highlights), but it sometimes does it in a less than ideal manner, especially
if there are repeats. Is there a way to force a re-diff, other than restarting
from s
Charles E. Campbell, Jr. wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
After
:new file1
:vert diffsplit file2
followed by edits, Vim tries to keep track of the edits (changing the
diff highlights), but it sometimes does it in a less than ideal
manner, especially if there are repeats. Is there a way
Tim Chase wrote:
:new file1
:vert diffsplit file2
followed by edits, Vim tries to keep track of the edits (changing the
diff highlights), but it sometimes does it in a less than ideal
manner, especially if there are repeats. Is there a way to force a
re-diff, other than restarting fro
mark wrote:
I want too change the order of three lines globally (there are thousands
of entries that need reordering) and don't seem to be able
to get my head around how to do it with vi.
I want to change the order off these three
1=red
2=blue
3=orange
into
3=orange
2=blue
1=red
Suggestion
Tim Chase wrote:
Does :diffupdate do what you want?
Yes, I should have R the FM, and you and Dr. Chip are my saviours!
diffupdate is similar to ^L for refreshing the screen for me. It's a
minor irritation that it would actually be necessary, but I'm vastly
more irritated by programs that *n
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Tim Chase wrote:
Does :diffupdate do what you want?
Yes, I should have R the FM, and you and Dr. Chip are my saviours!
diffupdate is similar to ^L for refreshing the screen for me. It's a
minor irritation that it would actually be necessary, but I'm va
Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote:
Hi,
On 11/15/06, Dudley Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yegappan,
It is actually _vimrc. I just mistyped it.
The output of :scriptnames is listed below. It looks like the _vimrc
is the first thing loaded, and it does explain the problem I am seeing
though. Did this ch
Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
Hi,
a question more driven by curiosity than by the need to change
anything.
Suppose you have the following TeX-text:
bla blabla foo bar gnu gnats bla blabla foo bar gnu gnats bla blabla
foo bar gnu gnats
bla blabla foo bar gnu gnats
b
Sean Lerner wrote:
Hello,
Syntax highlighting with Vim 7 is working for some of my files, but for
others it's not. They're all for lighttpd config files, but it only works
for one of those files. Why is this?
My situation:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2920 Nov 15 19:33 lighttpd.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 r
Marlin Unruh wrote:
Hi,
In Linux how do I configure Vim to print a hard copy?
Please include syntax example.
I am running Ubuntu and the printer is named Laserjet-4 on LPT #1.
I located the info once and did this but now it eludes me.
Thank You!
What Windows calls LPT1 is usually called so
vuthecuong wrote:
Does anyone is using vim7 on freebsd?
When install vim7 from ports, which install option will make vim7 interface
become japanese?
Thanks in advanced
Vim (compiled with +multi_byte +multi_lang etc.) should start up in Japanese
with no particular user intervention if the sys
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
From: Charles E Campbell Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Commenting out TeX-text line by line in V-mode
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2006 13:34:16 -0500
How about
:[range]g/\S/s/^/%/
which means: over the selected range (which may be th
Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
From: "A.J.Mechelynck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...]
It should be possible (though less obvious) to do it with only a substitute.
Let's try:
:'<,'>s/^.*\S.*$/# \0
i.e. prepend a hash sign and a space wherever we find sta
chak wrote:
How can i limit maximum splits number?
You can limit the minimum height of a window: a split will fail if it's not
possible to keep all windows at least 'winminheight' lines tall not including
the status line.
How can i enable lines numeration by default?
:set number
Marlin Unruh wrote:
[...]
Benji,
:verbose set printexpr? give the following, all in one line.
printexpr=system('lpr' . (&printdevice == '' ? '' : ' -p' .
&printdevice) . ' ' . v:fname_in) . delete(v:fname_in + v:shell_error
Is this any help?
There is an unmatched parenthesis near the end
Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
It seems that ports does not install vim-7.0-lang.tar.gz and does not
have option for it. So message translation (gettext) may not work.
In that case you (VuTheCuong) may have to compile Vim for yourself. Since
freeBSD is (IIUC) a Unix-like operating system, my Unix
chak wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
How can i enable lines numeration by default?
:set number " in your vimrc
set nu is in gvimrc :(
here screenshot:
http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/1125/shotza0.png
if vim is starting without RExplorer - all ok, rows numbers is en
chak wrote:
:verbose set number?
vim's answer: nonumber o_O
and in RExplore.vim nu[mber] is not present :/
'number' is a window-local option. It matters which window is active when you
ask that.
Unless you set 'nonumber' yourself from the keyboard, the reply to ":verbose
set number?" sho
Amir Hossein Hormati wrote:
Hello,
I have trouble with vim 7.0 indenting. I have the following settings in
my vimrc:
set nocompatible
filetype plugin indent on
syntax on
colorscheme transparent
autocmd FileType c,cpp,slang set cindent
set cindent
set softtabstop=2
set shiftwidth=2
Amir Hossein Hormati wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Amir Hossein Hormati wrote:
Hello,
I have trouble with vim 7.0 indenting. I have the following settings
in my vimrc:
set nocompatible
filetype plugin indent on
syntax on
colorscheme transparent
autocmd FileType c,cpp,slang set
Yakov Lerner wrote:
What are these dozens of bounce emails from [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Is it just me ? I got suddenly not one but 18 of them, and it's not
first time.
Yakov
Mail Delivery System <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is the Postfix program at host hastur.p.wielders
Amir Hossein Hormati wrote:
[...]
I think I figured it out. One of my plugins was messing with the
cindent. I removed my vim plugins one by one. After removing "tex
indenting" plugin, everything works perfectly. This is strange!
Thanks
Amir
A plugin should always use ":setlocal", never ":set
David I McCooey wrote:
Hi all,
When editing a file that has #!/bin/bash on the first line,
indicating a bash shell script, vim appears to recognize
a different set of word-delimiter characters for the purposes
of operations like 'cw' (change word) or '*' (search for word).
For example, the peri
Paul Stone wrote:
I know this is a bizarre request. I would like to prevent Vim from
going to my Home directory. The reason is that my IT department has
mapped my home directory to a laggy network drive with a login script.
I can't override the Windows environment variables which set up the
hom
Paul Stone wrote:
Just to be clear, my User Profiles directory is in the usual spot on
the C: drive. It's just the HOMEDRIVE, HOMEDIR, and HOMESHARE
environment variables that are pointing to the network.
Paul Stone
Then it's even easier than what I suggested: if everyone can accept to use
ion.
Beware though, that the method below changes $HOME within Vim for all users
(all login names) on your system.
Best regards,
Tony.
On 11/21/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paul Stone wrote:
> Just to be clear, my User Profiles directory is in the usual spot
Dave McCooey wrote:
Thanks for the solution Tony.
Is there any string (somewhat like "fileformat" or
"fileformats") that controls the definition of "a word",
overriding any ftlugin-derived definition?
-Dave
"What is a word" is defined by 'iskeyword' (a buffer-local option); but any
script (i
Dave McCooey wrote:
I tried setting 'iskeyword' in my _vimrc file, but, as you pointed out,
it was overridden by a script (ftplugin probably). Is there any way,
besides manually, to assign a value to an option after the scripts
have run?
-Dave
Yes, as I mentioned in an earlier post, by writin
Dave McCooey wrote:
Well, I was referring to a way without writing a script.
But even so, writing an after-script in this way really
amounts to writing dozens of them, one for each
ftplugin that might override 'iskeyword', unless there
is a way to write a script that always runs last, at
every Fi
Tony Young wrote:
Hello
I am trying to see if I can get vim/gvim to work with our work Sun box.
I Installed and used instructions from
http://www.vim.org/
http://www.vim.org/download.php#unix
Downloaded the runtime and source files together: vim-##.tar.bz2
i.e. I used: [ 657
Wolfgang Schmidt wrote:
Hi,
to me it's no clear what you mean by "prevent Vim from going to my Home
directory". I'm using Vim on windows, too, but he never asked me for a
HOME directory. Instead, the _vimrc file is kept in $VIMRUNTIME, which
by default on XP is C:\Programme\Vim\vim70. Ther
Eric Smith wrote:
I want to make a tar file that includes the full pathname.
When I go
:bufdo ! tar -vrf archive_with_full_path.tar %
The `%' does not expand the full path so I do not get the path
information into the tar file.
How could I best achieve what I want?
Try (untested)
bu
Eric Smith wrote:
Yeah, thanks it works like this too:
bufdo !tar -vrf /path/to/archive.tar %:p
How do I avoid the
"Press ENTER or type command to continue"
prompt after each file is processed?
use ":set nomore" before the bufdo command, and ":set more" if you want to
restore normal behaviou
DervishD wrote:
Hi all :))
I'm not exactly new to this list, I was subscribed back in 2002,
when I tried to migrate from Joe to Vim. I finally didn't do it for
some reasons, and I finally forgot about it.
The fact is that I've decided to go Vim once and for all, because
Joe is givin
Kevin Old wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have been thinking about implementing this little feature to help
clean up my code. Here's the scoop. I'm a Perl programmer and I use
a templating module called HTML::Mason which allows perl code within
certain "tags". Here's an example of the code:
<% $tmp
Christian Ebert wrote:
* Kevin Old on Wednesday, November 22, 2006 at 12:57:27 -0500:
Actually, I didn't know that highlighting visually and hitting the :
will give me the range. That's half the battle for me on this.
I've tried putting that into a mapping like this:
map vti :'<,'> !perltidy
KLEIN Stéphane wrote:
Hello,
why CTRL-W = don't work after :cope command ?
Thanks for your help,
Stephane
The quickfix window is opened with 'winfixheight' set ON:
*'winfixheight'* *'wfh'* *'nowinfixheight'* *'nowfh'*
'winfixheight' 'wfh'boolean (default off)
Régis B. wrote:
Hello there,
I use gVim with the GTK2+ GUI, under KUbuntu. Here is my problem: the
default font is correct, as you can see:
http://www.nabble.com/file/4262/gVim_correct.png
But as soon as I try to set the font, with :set guifont=Sans \9 for
instance, I get a lot of space betwe
Daniel Nogradi wrote:
Hi vimmers!
I often find myself in need of copying (yanking) non-consecutive
multiple lines so that I can paste them somewhere else in a
consecutive way. Several lines are scattered around the file and would
like to collect them kind of.
At the moment I go to to first line
Krzysztof MaJ wrote:
VitaM,
how to search in the file based on some regex and when it's matched
delete the whole line automatically?
--Pozdrawiam - Krzysztof Maj
I'm a Mac now, are you PC?
Oh, dear... ;-)
:1,$g/pattern/d
see
:help :g
:help :d
Best regards,
Tony.
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Krzysztof MaJ wrote:
VitaM,
how to search in the file based on some regex and when it's matched
delete the whole line automatically?
--Pozdrawiam - Krzysztof Maj
I'm a Mac now, are you PC?
Oh, dear... ;-)
:1,$g/pattern/d
see
:help :g
:help
Krzysztof MaJ wrote:
On 2006-11-24, at 13:18, Krzysztof Maj wrote:
Hugh Sasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał(a):
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Krzysztof Maj wrote:
Hello everybody,
I've found that VIM7 has a feature called spellchecking. Great,
because it
could be very usefull. But my question is how d
Krzysztof MaJ wrote:
[...]
Well I've get VIM from the vim.org site for windows and from macvim.org
for Mac platform. But I downloaded only a VIM package without any
additional sources - lang sources as you said. On Mac this is a DMG
package, so when I open a content of the package I didn't find
Steve Hall wrote:
Has anyone here experienced font errors in gVim lately related to the
system font "Fixedsys"? I have three separate users with relatively
new Windows installations that get an error with:
set background=light
E235: Unknown font: Fixedsys:h9:cDEFAULT
I see this font name h
DervishD wrote:
Hi all :))
The default timeout setting makes me working a bit slow, but
disabling timeout is a problem because I have to hit twice. So
I've decided to drastically decrease the timeoutlen parameter, so I
can edit fast and only have to hit once most of the time.
I ha
DervishD wrote:
[...]
I'm pretty sure that my keyboard driver will feed keys faster
than 1 per 100 milliseconds (that's my ttimeoutlen setting right
now), and although I'm a fast typer, probably 100 will be too fast
for me.
[...]
Then ttimeoutlen=100 is "right" for you: it should be slower
Ronald wrote:
I am new.
Usually when I am in command mode (I mean when I pressed ESC), the
cursor shape becomes a block, it is well that when I press `i' or `a'
the cursor will become a bar at the left or right side of the block.
But here is a problem, when I want to enter something like:
(test)
Swaroop C H wrote:
On 11/28/06, Ronald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I will enter the parentheses first, then I need simple key stokes to
back one letter like:
control oh or control oi
Use Ctrl-H (:help CTRL-H) ?
No: After entering the parentheses, we're in Insert mode, and Ctrl-H (i.e.,
back
Brian Anderson wrote:
Hello,
I have a text with many quotations, that I want to change the case.
Currently the text of the quote is in all caps. I want to change it to
capitalize only the first letter of each word. The text I want to change
can be either a single word, multiple words on a sin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, folks!
I am using GVim version 7.0 on Microsoft Windows XP box. I have a question
regarding Vim capability to encrypt a text file (the :X command).
These are steps how I create the encrypted text file:
- I fire up Vim ;
- Type :X and enter an encryption key twice ;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are the :version result on Windows:
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.0 (2006 May 7, compiled May 7 2006 16:23:43)
MS-Windows 32 bit GUI version with OLE support
Compiled by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That would be 7.0.000. The current version is 7.0.186, distributed on or
shortly bef
zzapper wrote:
[...]
Tony
is \0 always same as & ?
yes, if 'magic' is TRUE, see ":help sub-replace-special". If ever you set
'nomagic' (not recommended), then & will replace with an & character while \0
still means the whole matched pattern.
Best regards,
Tony.
Sean Lerner wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to toggle line number on and off in Vim 7. I've set:
map :set invnumber
imap :set invnumber li
[...]
:imap :set invnumber
see ":help i_CTRL-O"
Best regards,
Tony.
zzapper wrote:
[...]
The other advantage I suppose in using \0 is that it makes your regexp more
visible and fits in better with the memory syntax of \1..\9
Indeed, I remember the meaning of \0 more easily than that of & -- but YMMV.
Best regards,
Tony.
Sean Lerner wrote:
Hi Tony and All,
Actually, it turns out the reason it's not working properly is because I
have :set paste turned on by default (which I need, as I'm always
pasting from windows aps into Vim).
And when :set paste is turned on, it literally types out whatever
function key was
DervishD wrote:
Hi all :)
I want to be able to NOT load the plugins in my system-wide runtime
directory, and instead loading my own set of plugins, and only those. So
far, I know that "set noloadplugins" will do the job, partially. This
won't load the default plugins in the $VIMRUNTIME/p
Robert Hicks wrote:
Usage question. I have a custom statusline. That statusline also shows
up in the Calendar pane and in the diary pane. Is there a way I can
restrict it from doing that?
Robert
If 'statusline' is nonempty, your custom status line will show on all status
lines, for all wi
Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 09:07:40 +0800 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
E.g. if I have
// function foo() does whatever it does
~~~
void foo() { ... }
Generally, it is not a good practice to use // or /* */ to comment out
codes. (a better approach m
Joakim Olsson wrote:
True. Sorry for being a bit brief. :-D
None of the VCS-commands for CVS seems to work. The actual command I
tried for the output below was from the VCSVimDiff-command which diffs
the current buffer with the latest revision from the CVS-tree (or a
specific revision that is su
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Wed 29-Nov-06 11:40am -0600, Robert Hicks wrote:
Usage question. I have a custom statusline. That statusline also shows
up in the Calendar pane and in the diary pane. Is there a way I can
restrict it from doing that?
You can have a local status line for those windows.
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Wed 29-Nov-06 3:19pm -0600, you wrote:
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Wed 29-Nov-06 11:40am -0600, Robert Hicks wrote:
Usage question. I have a custom statusline. That statusline also shows
up in the Calendar pane and in the diary pane. Is there a way I can
restrict it from
mbbill wrote:
I met a very strange problem recently, that is
when I set the following options:
set encoding=utf-8
set ignorecase
then the expression: if "\xe4"=="\xe4" fails.
I test it using:
if "\xe4"=="\xe4"
echo "test"
endif
but I got nothing output, why ?
I confirm this:
:e
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
mbbill wrote:
I met a very strange problem recently, that is
when I set the following options:
set encoding=utf-8
set ignorecase
then the expression: if "\xe4"=="\xe4" fails.
I test it using:
if "\xe4"=="\xe4"
echo "test&
Chris Smith wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm new on the mailing list so please let me know if there's conventions I
should be following or something that I'm not doing when posting here.
My question is in regards to pasting chunks of text that have been copied
from blockwise selections in gvim. In gvim
mbbill wrote:
Hello A.J.Mechelynck,
Thursday, November 30, 2006, 1:15:14 PM, you wrote:
?A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
?mbbill wrote:
?I met a very strange problem recently, that is
?when I set the following options:
?set encoding=utf-8
?set ignorecase
?then the expression: if "\xe4"==&q
mbbill wrote:
[...]
Some minutes before,when I test the "bug" somewhere else, after I set "ignorecase" and "encoding" to utf-8
,nothing went wrong. The result of the expression " echo ("\xe4"=="\xe4") " was 1
Before that,I have deleted all temp files and config files then reinstalled the
VIM,
KLEIN Stéphane wrote:
Hello,
I look for make all windows (almost) equally high only. I would not
equally wide. There is this feature ? I would not CTRL-W_= because
this command make equally high and wide.
Thanks for your help
Stephane
:set equalalways eadirection=ver
:split
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