Hi
Valgrind memory checker detects that Vim is using freed memory
in the spelling checker code:
==8692== Invalid read of size 1
==8692==at 0x8199D87: spell_to_word_end (spell.c:15854)
==8692==by 0x8166424: win_line (screen.c:3054)
==8692==by 0x8163AD5: win_update (screen.c:1765)
Hi, Bram,
Another one for the todo list, I think (can't spot it on there).
If you issue setglobal in a read-only buffer for an option that locally would
change the buffer, it fails with an error. E.g. in a help window issue
:setglobal fenc=anything
and you get
E21: Cannot make changes,
let + execute. That makes a lot of sense. Thanks
/G
On 03/02/2008, Szabolcs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 3, 7:04 am, George V. Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to write some syntax highlighting for PBwiki, and I'd like to
reuse some complex regexps.
Hi,
I asked the
Ben Schmidt wrote:
Hi, Bram,
Another one for the todo list, I think (can't spot it on there).
If you issue setglobal in a read-only buffer for an option that locally would
change the buffer, it fails with an error. E.g. in a help window issue
:setglobal fenc=anything
and you get
I confirm that it fails if 'modifiable' is off, as in a helpfile. For a plain
'readonly' (but 'modifiable') file there is no problem, and the buffer is not
marked as modified.
Thanks again for the correction, Tony.
Not my week evidently!
Ben.
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Ben Schmidt wrote:
I confirm that it fails if 'modifiable' is off, as in a helpfile. For a
plain
'readonly' (but 'modifiable') file there is no problem, and the buffer is
not
marked as modified.
Thanks again for the correction, Tony.
Not my week evidently!
Ben.
If ever I make
Hello Bram,
You wrote:
add collaborative editing: changes made to a buffer show up in another Vim
in a second
I'd like to ask for some clarifications. Clarification about
perceived behaviour, not about implementation:
1. two-way collaboration or one-way collaboration ?
Vim instance B attaches
