Around about 22/06/06 06:09, George V. Reilly typed ...
On Windows, I've long been used to having clipboard=unnamed, which
ensures that all deletes, yanks, and puts go to or come from the
clipboard by default.
Is it possible to achieve this effect under X? I keep forgetting to
prefix commands w
Fedora Core 5, vim 7.0.012: the following line, in a file of type 'cfg' [I was editing a doxygen file when I saw it] with 132 columns, xterm and
GTK+ GUI (the filename here is not the inital trigger, but also causes the failure; not all long lines do, though):
INPUT = /usr/share/doc/kernel
Around about 19/06/06 18:00, Jason Aeschilman typed ...
Is there a vim7 rpm for Fedora? If so, please post a link to it. Thanks.
I keep some around; I need to bring the patch level up a bit, though.
http://repos.fnxweb.com/fedora/core/5/i386/RPMS.fnx/
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Around about 04/05/06 10:07, Yakov Lerner typed ...
Do you mean function a-la :ilist that returns list of matches instead of
printing them on the screen ?
Actually, I finally sussed how ballooneval works and I thought that it
might be cool to show the '[i' output there.
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Is there a script function version of :isearch (akin to taglist)?
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Around about 25/04/06 17:11, Bram Moolenaar typed ...
Perhaps someone wants to make a cpp completion script? I rather not add
all kinds of C++ stuff to the C completion, it will get messy.
How many more additions would be needed? Any ideas, anyone?
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Around about 25/04/06 10:24, Kyku typed ...
If you want omnicopletion to work for C++ classes, structs and unions,
you can insert the following small code snippet after line 406 of
$VIMRUNTIME/autoload/ccomplete.vim:
Line 406 of which version? What lines should it come after?
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Around about 21/04/06 10:12, James Oliver typed ...
I have the following code from vimrc_example.vim in my .vimrc:
Ah, that's it thanks. Problem solved: it's in Fedora's /etc/vimrc which my
local vim7 install isn't picking up. Cheers!
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I'd swear [my] vim used to automatically put the cursor back where it last
was [from viminfo] when re-editing a file, but it's not doing it now, although
viminfo is being updated. I always start on the first line.
Was this automatic? Is it a setting/plugin I've lost? Is it even
someth
