the register lines
and automatically turn them into an noremap (including adding the @ to start
register playback). Has anyone perfected this?
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Noah
6.10
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Noah
in fact.
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Noah
);
}
function touch_sql ($sql)
+-- 21 lines: {
function see_sql ($sql,$fetch_mode=DB_FETCHMODE_OBJECT)
+-- 20 lines: {-
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Noah
Is there a way to spell-check strings and comments using vim7.0 ?
This is for Python in particular, but doing this in any
language would be useful.
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Noah
shell command that you enter is sent to all the hosts. The
response from each host is collected and printed. For example,
you could connect to a dozen different machines and reboot
them all at once.
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Noah
(I checked -- it uses a
double MD5 hash). If the VIM account passwords are stored in
another hash then it may still yet be possible to sync them
with only a little bit of hacking of the WikiMedia source.
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Noah
them in gvim.
How can I search for and delete utf-8 multi-byte character sequences?
I have both two-byte and three-byte utf-8 characters to consider.
I'm using vim7.
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Noah
Is it possible to Yank Append directly to the unnamed register?
That is, without affecting any of the other named registers.
I know that the unnamed register also holds the same text
as was last yanked to a named register, but I wanted to
Yank Append without affecting any of those.
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Noah
, only the
start of the match matters).
What is the best way to do what I am trying to do?
I want to delete all text that matches a pattern, including
multi-line patterns.
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Noah
When is someone going to write a VIM plugin for Mozilla Firefox?
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Noah
:wq
an error message:
***netrw*** VIC104.tmp: File not found
The file name changes each time and I cannot find it
in any directory. Bug? Error in configuration? I can
put up my configurations if needed but nothing really
odd is set. Thanks!
noah
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This is what I have in my .vimrc file
autocmd FileType python map F7 :!python %CR
autocmd FileType sh map F7 :!bash -c ./%CR
Noah
Hi All.
I would like to map a key such that it 'executes' the current file. Is
this a no brainer?
For example, I have the following in my .vimrc file:
map
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