too strict judgement probably to grab word for electronic dictionary

sers here(China:-), we will appreciate very much if this problem can be solved. Best regards, Liu Yubao

Re: how to highlight a rectangle?

A.J.Mechelynck wrote: > Liu Yubao wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I want a function Highlight(from_row, from_col, width, height, color) >> where >> from_row > 0 && from_col > 0 && width >=0 && height >=0 and zero means >> maximum. >

how to highlight a rectangle?

Hi, I want a function Highlight(from_row, from_col, width, height, color) where from_row > 0 && from_col > 0 && width >=0 && height >=0 and zero means maximum. The highlight will stay until I call something to cancel it. With this function, I can place a rule at column 80 with Highlight(1, 80, 1,

Should gvim.exe.mnf be removed from version control?

VC6.0 creates gvim.exe.mnf automatically, the difference is shown below(I have removed all leading space): --- gvim.exe.mnf-origFri Nov 24 10:54:52 2006 +++ gvim.exe.mnfFri Nov 24 10:51:12 2006 @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ version="6.0.0.0" publicKeyToken="6595b64144ccf1d

Re: VIM window restores incorrectly

Bram Moolenaar wrote: > Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote: > >> On 11/22/06, Bram Moolenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> It does happen for me: >>> >>> "gvim somefile" >>> maximize gvim window >>> minimize gvim window >>> "gvim --remote-tab otherfile" >>> >>> Now I only s

Re: VIM window restores incorrectly

Bram Moolenaar wrote: >>> It does happen for me: >>> >>> "gvim somefile" >>> maximize gvim window >>> minimize gvim window >>> "gvim --remote-tab otherfile" >>> > > It apparently only happens when 'encoding' is set to "utf-8". Can you > reproduce it then? > In fac

Re: VIM window restores incorrectly

Bram Moolenaar wrote: > Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote: > >> On 11/22/06, Bram Moolenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> It does happen for me: >>> >>> "gvim somefile" >>> maximize gvim window >>> minimize gvim window >>> "gvim --remote-tab otherfile" >>> >>> Now I only s

Re: Patching Issue

Bill McCarthy wrote: > Hello Vim Developers, > > This is just a info post to those of you using Windows. > > Having noticed that CVS was at patch level 168 and I had > seen no such patch on vim-dev, I grabbed a copy from the FTP > patch site. Below is my shell dialog (4nt on Win XP and > 'pv' is

Re: Patch 7.0.051

1020) : error C2063: 'dll_Perl_croak_nocontext' : not a function if_perl.c(1023) : error C2063: 'dll_Perl_croak_nocontext' : not a function if_perl.c(1038) : error C2063: 'dll_Perl_croak' : not a function if_perl.c(1047) : error C2063: 'dll_Perl_croak_nocontext' : not a function if_perl.c(1050) : error C2063: 'dll_Perl_croak_nocontext' : not a function ... Best regards, Liu Yubao

[BUG] VIM7: "gvim --remote-silent d:\a[1]\a.txt" goes wrong

cd d:\a[1] " or any other sub directory of d:\a[1] gvim --remote-silent d:\a[1]\aa.txt it reports: E344: Can't find directory "d:/a/[1]/a" in cdpath E472: Command failed I found this bug in VIM7.0b and VIM7.0c03, someone reported this also existed in VIM7.0 final version. It s