Hi Jean Rene :)
* Jean-Rene David [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
* DervishD [2007.01.12 07:45]:
* A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
[...]
Beware of ' and ` though: they are used in
Normal mode for mark movements.
Yes, but both keys do the same, so I'm on
the safe side if
Hi Tim :)
* Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
Yes, ñ or ç would be good. Beware of ' and ` though: they are used in
Normal mode for mark movements.
Yes, but both keys do the same, so I'm on the safe side if I choose
only one of them, am I wrong?
They do similar, but not
Hi Tim :)
* Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
\ is hard to type in my keyboard (spanish) because I'm forced to
press Alt-Gr plus the top left key in the keyboard (just below ESC), so
I'm looking for a good substitute for the leader: do you know where
could I find free characters to
Hi Tony :)
* A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
* Matthew Winn [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
The Leader defaults to \ on some installations, I believe.
\ is the default value, and that's the value used if mapleader is
empty. It's a bad idea to set mapleader to , unless you have a
DervishD wrote:
[...]
I have the 'ñ' at the tip of my right little finger ;) That's a
perfect candidate for a leader or as a substitute for backslash :) I
have 'ç' too (its a bit farther on the right, but still reachable with
the little finger without having to actually look at the
Yes, ñ or ç would be good. Beware of ' and ` though: they are used in
Normal mode for mark movements.
Yes, but both keys do the same, so I'm on the safe side if I choose
only one of them, am I wrong?
They do similar, but not identical actions. The regular
tick/apostrophe jumps to the
Hi Matthew :)
* Matthew Winn [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
The Leader defaults to \ on some installations, I believe.
\ is the default value, and that's the value used if mapleader is
empty. It's a bad idea to set mapleader to , unless you have a
keyboard where \ is hard to type, as , is
\ is hard to type in my keyboard (spanish) because I'm forced to
press Alt-Gr plus the top left key in the keyboard (just below ESC), so
I'm looking for a good substitute for the leader: do you know where
could I find free characters to use? Looks like every key is already a
vim command and I
DervishD wrote:
Hi Matthew :)
* Matthew Winn [EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
The Leader defaults to \ on some installations, I believe.
\ is the default value, and that's the value used if mapleader is
empty. It's a bad idea to set mapleader to , unless you have a
keyboard where \ is hard to
On Tue, 09 Jan 2007 17:45:56 +0200, Albie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, run (in normal mode):
:let mapleader
That command will reveal the key you currently have configured to be
your Leader. Assuming the output of the above command is:
mapleader ,
You should then be
Matthew Winn wrote:
On Tue, 09 Jan 2007 17:45:56 +0200, Albie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, run (in normal mode):
:let mapleader
That command will reveal the key you currently have configured to be
your Leader. Assuming the output of the above command is:
mapleader ,
I have *very* little experience writing 'map' commands for my
.vimrc (Linux). For some years I've had the following two
commands for reformatting with the par utility.
reformat paragraph with no arguments:
map ** {!}par^M}
reformat paragraph with arguments:
map *^V {!}par
They both work
John Cordes wrote:
I have *very* little experience writing 'map' commands for my
.vimrc (Linux). For some years I've had the following two
commands for reformatting with the par utility.
reformat paragraph with no arguments:
map ** {!}par^M}
reformat paragraph with arguments:
map *^V
reformat paragraph with no arguments:
map ** {!}par^M}
reformat paragraph with arguments:
map *^V {!}par
They both work well, but I frequently would like to run par
on a visual selection. I naively tried
vmap *^V {!}par
I suspect you want something like
vnoremap *^V :!par
I'll throw
On [2007-01-09 at 10:50am] Charles E Campbell Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Cordes wrote:
They both work well, but I frequently would like to run par
on a visual selection. I naively tried
vmap *^V {!}par
but this fails with the message (when I try * 55 on a
selected area)
Thanks for the response. I usually would be using Shift-V to
select the lines for formatting; I take it vis.vim wouldn't
work in that case?
Heh, Dr. Chip answered the other half of my response. :)
Normal ranges operate linewise. Dr. Chip's vis.vim plugin
overcomes this limitation, and
On [2007-01-09 at 11:00am] Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect you want something like
vnoremap *^V :!par
This one worked the way I expected - thanks!
I'll throw in the obligatory caution that the * is an
actual Vim command (and thus useful...I employ it nearly
daily). You
John Cordes wrote:
On [2007-01-09 at 11:00am] Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect you want something like
vnoremap *^V :!par
This one worked the way I expected - thanks!
I'll throw in the obligatory caution that the * is an
actual Vim command (and thus useful...I employ
John Cordes wrote:
On [2007-01-09 at 10:50am] Charles E Campbell Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Cordes wrote:
They both work well, but I frequently would like to run par
on a visual selection. I naively tried
vmap *^V {!}par
but this fails with the message (when I try * 55 on a
John Cordes wrote:
On [2007-01-09 at 11:00am] Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect you want something like
vnoremap *^V :!par
This one worked the way I expected - thanks!
I'll throw in the obligatory caution that the * is an
actual Vim command (and thus useful...I employ
Tim Chase wrote:
Thanks for the response. I usually would be using Shift-V to
select the lines for formatting; I take it vis.vim wouldn't
work in that case?
Heh, Dr. Chip answered the other half of my response. :)
Normal ranges operate linewise. Dr. Chip's vis.vim plugin overcomes
this
On [2007-01-09 at 11:55am] Albie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Cordes wrote:
On [2007-01-09 at 11:00am] Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
vnoremap leader= :!parcr
vnoremap leaderg= :!parspace
I never encountered leader before; I have just read :h
on Leader but don't seem to be much
Hi,
On 1/9/07, John Cordes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have *very* little experience writing 'map' commands for my
.vimrc (Linux). For some years I've had the following two
commands for reformatting with the par utility.
..
I never encountered leader before; I have just read :h
on Leader
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