On 9/13/06, Ian Kilgore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 11:27:43AM +0300, Yakov Lerner wrote:
> Nice. So simple. I have couple of comments.
>
Thank you :)
> 1. Don't you need to reset 'paste' back to 'nopaste' when
> high cps stops ?
>
There is a hastily coded version of the p
Ian Kilgore wrote:
Apologies for sounding impatient, but does anyone have any further
feedback on this? (ie "go away", or "you /might/ be incorporated into
vim if you fix a, b, c, and w").
Thanks,
Ian
well, if you want replies at the cost of spamming the list, I'm not
interested one way or
Apologies for sounding impatient, but does anyone have any further
feedback on this? (ie "go away", or "you /might/ be incorporated into
vim if you fix a, b, c, and w").
Thanks,
Ian
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On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 11:27:43AM +0300, Yakov Lerner wrote:
> Nice. So simple. I have couple of comments.
>
Thank you :)
> 1. Don't you need to reset 'paste' back to 'nopaste' when
> high cps stops ?
>
There is a hastily coded version of the patch that does this, but I
don't like it. It seems
On 9/13/06, Ian Kilgore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pasting code into vim and forgetting to set paste can have annoying
results. This patch detects the 'really fast typing' that happens when
something is pasted in, and turns on paste mode. It provides an option
'autopaste' (default false) which
Pasting code into vim and forgetting to set paste can have annoying
results. This patch detects the 'really fast typing' that happens when
something is pasted in, and turns on paste mode. It provides an option
'autopaste' (default false) which controls the behavior.
Patch is attached. Hope this
