vim bof audio available anyone ?
Hi vimmers, I remember there was some audio recording of vim BOF/sane 2004. Has anyone attended yesterday's BOF session with an audio recording device ? It would be nice to hear it for those/us who could not attend. Thanks in advance -- Christian
Keyword completion
Hi All, Maybe this has been discussed already: When pressing Ctrl-P / Ctrl-N, can we get vim to complete from the list of syntax keywords? Better still say from a specified group? Or does one have to write out these keywords separately in a completion file? Thanks, GI -- A hangover is the wrath of grapes.
Re: Keyword completion
On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 01:33:54PM -0700, Gautam Iyer wrote: Maybe this has been discussed already: When pressing Ctrl-P / Ctrl-N, can we get vim to complete from the list of syntax keywords? You can do that by setting: :set omnifunc=syntaxcomplete#Complete and then use c-xc-o You can also specifiy certain syntax groups too use, but look into the docs/scripts, how to do that. -- Martin
Re: [vim-dev] Re: Keyword completion
On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 10:41:58PM +0200, Martin Stubenschrott wrote: Maybe this has been discussed already: When pressing Ctrl-P / Ctrl-N, can we get vim to complete from the list of syntax keywords? You can do that by setting: :set omnifunc=syntaxcomplete#Complete and then use c-xc-o You can also specifiy certain syntax groups too use, but look into the docs/scripts, how to do that. Great! Thanks, Gautam -- 'Common' Proof Techniques: 10. Proof by cumbersome notation -- Best done with access to at least four alphabets and special symbols.
[macvim] Work-in-progress patch for new events
Hi everyone, I'm currently writing a patch to port mac vim to carbon's new (os 9? os x 10.0?) event model. This has the main advantage that the new event model provides standard handlers for a lot of stuff (window movement, ...) and makes further patches much easier to write. In the next weeks I will be somewhat busy with Real Life (tm), so I post a work-in-progress patch if someone wants to play with it until I continue my work. There are still some regressions in this patch (dialogs are not always painted correctly, dragging the mouse out of the window doesn't work, scrolling takes twice as much cpu%), but some stuff is already better (mainly life resizing). I don't recommend it for daily work just yet ;-) I hope I can write some high level notes about the patch in the next few days... Bye, Nico eventpatch.diff Description: Binary data