Hi vimmers,
When searching through text files using regex, I am
trying
unsuccessfully to negated a complicated pattern
without success.
What doesn't help is the double usage of the
circumflex ^ character
(may also be called caret, not sure), because it also
means start of a
line.
However
I've been trying to change fonts in my win32 vim. I
don't find a font directory in the vim tree, so I take
it Win fonts are begin used. Right now in my _gvimrc,
I have:
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are
Cool, many thanks boesi and tim for your answers!
--- Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
set guifont=Lucida_Console:h10
Courier:h10 also works but other common fonts
like
Arial:h10 don't work. Is that because they are
not
mono spaced?
gVim's only happy with monospaced fonts. I've
Hi
So apparently when manually navigating a file in vim you can set a marker by
typing ma at the point of your choosing, the other 25 are represneted by b-z.
Great stuff.
But what I'd like to is have vim put in the markers itself, based on a regex I
give it. So I suppose I need some sort of
?
Generally I dont bother with help and just tinker, and find out by trial an
error. Though that's pretty inefficient.
Enough rambling. Many thanks again.
- Original Message
From: Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: o1792 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: vim@vim.org
Sent: Tuesday, 9 January, 2007 3:54:12 PM
