is taken up with
marker characters to trigger the highlighting. It'd be nice to be able
to collapse all the markers.)
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editing commands. I think it's because
once you've provided w to move to the next word you get cw and
dw almost for free, and so on for other movements.
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but other readers may not, but also
that by the time your response is read it may be separated from its
parent by many intervening posts. Everything that's considered good
posting style follows logically from that.
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breakindent=+n broken lines have additional indentation
breakindent=-n broken lines have reduced indentation
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with you people? Have I fallen into an alternate
universe where there's intelligence on the Internet?)
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On Tue, 29 May 2007 06:25:40 -0400, Michael Henry
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Matthew Winn [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-05-29 16:10:57:
That's the wrong attitude. This is the Internet. You're supposed to
insist that you know better than everyone else even if they've
exactly
what I'm getting.
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the final panel of
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0130.html.
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then the
contents of the clipboard are pasted verbatim, but if you type ^R+
while in insert mode then the clipboard contents are wrapped in the
same way as any other inserted text.
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the confusion arises because people think of ln as create a
link, so they see ln x y as create a link x..., which it isn't.
It makes more sense if you think of it this way:
mv x ymove file x to file y
cp x ycopy file x to file y
ln x ylink file x to file y
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of punctuation that makes
regular expressions look like line noise, but they're well worth
learning. The only disadvantage of regular expressions is that once
you've learned to use them you tend to look scathingly at anything
that doesn't provide them as a core feature.
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On Tue, 1 May 2007 19:42:02 +1000, John Beckett
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Matthew Winn wrote:
If there was a security problem in Vim do you really think it
couldn't be exploited in 100 characters? That's a pretty shaky
foundation on which to build your security.
I am quite surprised
On Sun, 29 Apr 2007 19:10:55 +1000, John Beckett
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Matthew Winn wrote:
I don't like the idea of preventing modelines over 100 bytes.
I imagine (haven't looked) that a modeline has no hard limit to
its length. So multi-megabyte modelines are probably handled by
Vim
limit and hoping it'll have the effect of
improving security is far too optimistic for my tastes.
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word over to the
cursor, so dw is better for me. Starting from the middle of a word,
it's a choice of bdw or diwdw.
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of view the input has terminated
unexpectedly in the middle of a line. I used to have this problem at
work when people edited scripts with Notepad and then passed them to
Oracle's SQL*Plus, resulting in a complaint about truncated input on
every script.
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but are forced to use Windows should
look into installing MSVDM. It's a Microsoft PowerToy that provides
four virtual desktops for Windows XP.
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before the tab
and the tab is shifted to the right as you'd expect, but if you insert
in the middle of the tab the tab is expanded into spaces before the
text is inserted.
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can find, and also the most
damaging?
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, * means zero or more).
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option along
with ^T and ^D. I format my code for the benefit of human readers
(mainly myself), so I lay it out to maximise the clarity. Manual
indentation works best for that, and after nearly two decades of
practice my use of ^T and ^D as required has become automatic.
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by it.)
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that the overhead of having to use the shift key is small for the
amount of work done.
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to the first line and create a mark (ma), go
to the last line, and do
:'a,.y +
(This style of address specification works for vi too, though the +
doesn't.)
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, but also as Rijndael was the winning AES
candidate the export of Rijndael implementations from the US is
explicitly permitted. See the final paragraph of
http://csrc.nist.gov/CryptoToolkit/aes/aesfact.html
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the best encryption you can get?
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left out of the action for three letters my left hand gets
impatient and bounces off the s early to give it more time to head
t-wards, so an abbreviation to replace that with what I intended to
type is useful.
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.
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by mapping something to maI Esc`ax. (Unlike my first try,
this one won't stop when it runs out of spaces under the cursor.)
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The new name will be used the next time the file is saved. If there's
already an existing file with the new name then you'll have to use :w!
(or :x!) to overwrite the existing file.
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over and over again or to reach for the mouse: that's the
notepad way of working, and it tarnishes the soul.
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the parent read it.
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editing commands.)
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, if you want the shortest match no matter where
it appears in the string then you'd have to save all possible matches
and look for the shortest one afterwards.
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vim at all - I couldn't even write to a file ;)
Unless you use ZZ.
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your data from people looking over your shoulders, that's
already there.
Gung'f ab tbbq. Erny areqf pna ernq ebg13 grkg jvgubhg hfvat fbsgjner.
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performing an assignment like $password = some string you don't
really care what the content of the string happens to be, but only
that it's assigned to a variable.
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mapleader to , unless you have a
keyboard where \ is hard to type, as , is already a Vim command.
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connections to Unix are over TCP/IP or serial lines
with hardware flow control, and the only remaining use of ^S/^Q is
as a way of manually pausing output. If you never need it, feel free
to turn it off.
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with the special case of the last line of the input having no
terminator. (Oracle's SQL*Plus, for example, throws a warning about
truncated input. This is reasonable behaviour because an unterminated
line is exactly what you'd get if the input was truncated.)
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_terminators_. Every line
should end the same way, including the final one. That notepad doesn't
do this is a long-standing bug in notepad, and is just one of the
many, many reasons why nobody should use notepad for anything.
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myfile ...
You can still get it, if you want to remember the good old days:
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Editors/se-1.3/
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= map { $_ = 1 } S;
close S;
open L, $ARGV[1] or die $ARGV[1];
while (L) { print unless exists $lines{$_} }
close L;' shortfile longfile
one
two
four
five
seven
eight
ten
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such as Perl. In fact, apart from Python and XML I can't
think of any languages that don't make a distinction between double
and single quotes, as it's an extremely useful difference and it's
a waste of a limited character set to ignore it.
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are where most of the power of both Perl and Vim is to be
found. Perl 6 has tried to create a new type of regular expression
that is clearer and easier to use, but to the novice it still looks
like line noise only now it takes up twice as much room.
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here]
(That's a dollar-zero after the -S, not dollar-capital-O.) When the
shell runs this file it sees the exec command and runs Vim. Because
$0 is the name of the script Vim opens the script and executes it,
but it ignores the first line because it sees it as a comment.
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mappings.
And we have too many options already...
Too many options? Is that possible?
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, followed by enough ^Ws
to remove the trailing parts I don't want.
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for a while and then say Oh, you use the cursor keys when
editing. How ... quaint.
Giggling every time you walk past them works too.
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Vim when
moving text around. If you quit Vim and restart it on a different file
then only part of the register will be saved. See :help 'viminfo'.
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messages on the list. There have been situations in the
past where the list has silently discarded messages because they don't
match some arbitrary unpublished criterion, but that doesn't appear to
be the case here.
[cc'd to poster to be certain the message gets through]
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typing a' or a:,
GK ferinstance), Polish l/ (slashed-ell, don't know the sgml entity
GK offhand), Spanish n~ (en-tilde, ntilde;), and so on.
Very interesting observation!
Did nobody notice when I made much the same observation on Monday
morning? Hello? Can anyone hear me?
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of the letters that are lost are those that have accented
or similar forms in western and eastern European languages.
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?
Not in the current drivers. However, we do have plans to support it
in post 10.1.0 drivers. We really mean it this time.
10.2.0 (10g r2)
Is DML Returning Supported ?
YES! And it's about time. See the Developer's Guide for details.
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. In contrast, ragged-
right selection is necessary in order to do block selection of the end
of a set of lines when the longest line is in the middle of the block.
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line.
Is it really several lines in Notepad, or is it one long line that has
wrapped? If the latter then the following will help:
:set wrap linebreak
:map Up gk
:map Down gj
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. But with general colouring of undifferentiated
output text I can't see how anything useful could be conveyed. All you
can do is make the terminal look pretty.
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on. Perhaps syntax match would be better, depending on the
precise requirements. It's bad news if the number can go as high as
2000 but I can't think of an easier way to do it.
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On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 04:44:32PM +0200, Nikolai Weibull wrote:
On 5/9/06, Matthew Winn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 02:02:24PM +0200, Nikolai Weibull wrote:
Well, there's always the following algorithm to consider:
if (bram_is_unreasonable) {
int new_child = fork
lookahead and negative lookbehind really come into
their own.
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