Gary Johnson wrote:
On 2008-08-22, bjrn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This may not be the right place for this post, but it seems like I've
come across a bug so I am posting here.
If I type
:args file1.m file1.h file2.m
then I expect the arglist to have the file appear in the order I
John Beckett wrote:
Peter Prohaska wrote:
:help right-justify
There is no command in Vim to right justify text. [...]
Justify means to insert variable-width spacing throught the entire
line so the left and right margins are aligned. That's how most books
and newspaper articles appear.
Ben Schmidt wrote:
Justify means to insert variable-width spacing throughOUt
the entire line so the left and right margins are aligned.
That's how most books and newspaper articles appear.
And 'right justify' sometimes means this too, as it seems it
does in the Vim docs, even though it
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 5:48 AM, John Beckett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
zeeb.v2.3 wrote:
I came to the conclusion that I should start a OSS project to
develop a proper vim based editor plug-in for Eclipse.
I don't know the state of vimplugin, but it is a project led by Sebastian
Menge who
On 22/08/08 13:34, John Beckett wrote:
Ben Schmidt wrote:
Justify means to insert variable-width spacing throughOUt
the entire line so the left and right margins are aligned.
That's how most books and newspaper articles appear.
And 'right justify' sometimes means this too, as it seems it
On 22/08/08 13:37, Jan Minář wrote:
Hi!
Thanks again to Ben for reporting this.
It's not just the K command. TheC-] and g] commands are vulnerable
too. Patch attached.
Attack vectors:
(1) K -- arbitrary shell command execution via additional shell
commands
Consider the text:
{{{1
}}} {{{1
}}}
With :set fdm=marker foldcolumn=4, we get:
- {{{1
|
- }}} {{{1
|
| }}}
This is fairly intuitive. For this ismple example, I would expect this
to work in the same way (intuitively, not necessarily because of the
documentation, which is vague on what
On Aug 22, 12:09 pm, Ben Fritz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider the text:
{{{1
}}} {{{1
}}}
With :set fdm=marker foldcolumn=4, we get:
- {{{1
|
- }}} {{{1
|
| }}}
This is fairly intuitive. For this ismple example, I would expect this
to work in the same way (intuitively,
Tony Mechelynck wrote (2008-08-22 16:10 +0200):
Vim isn't able to add variable numbers of spaces between words to make
the text come out justified (i.e., flush on both margins). It might,
in some cases, be possible to justify monospace text this way by means
of a script, but is it worth it?
Jan Minar wrote:
Thanks again to Ben for reporting this.
It's not just the K command. The C-] and g] commands are vulnerable
too. Patch attached.
Attack vectors:
(1) K -- arbitrary shell command execution via additional shell
commands (insufficient sanitization of a
Thanks. I'll have a good look at it later. One thing I noticed: you
don't need to give an error message for running out of memory at this
level, it's already done at a lower level in alloc(). There it also
That's what I thought, too. But vim_strsave_shellescape() is
documented to return
Jan Minar wrote:
Thanks. I'll have a good look at it later. One thing I noticed: you
don't need to give an error message for running out of memory at this
level, it's already done at a lower level in alloc(). There it also
That's what I thought, too. But vim_strsave_shellescape()
On 22/08/08 21:20, Jan Minář wrote:
Thanks. I'll have a good look at it later. One thing I noticed: you
don't need to give an error message for running out of memory at this
level, it's already done at a lower level in alloc(). There it also
That's what I thought, too. But
On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 6:41 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 22/08/08 21:20, Jan Minář wrote:
Thanks. I'll have a good look at it later. One thing I noticed: you
don't need to give an error message for running out of memory at this
level, it's already done at a lower level in alloc(). There
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
Maybe you should set a config-time option (or create one) to
avoid any interaction with the shell?
Even better: If you don't want ever to become the victim of
any exploit, turn your computer off at the wall switch and
leave it off.
:-b
I haven't studied this
The terms left align and right align are often used as
alternatives to flush left and flush right, but where I was,
align referred to blocks like tables, diagrams, or a block of text.
Mmm. I think that's still the case in DTP circles--alignment refers to
the relationship between objects on a
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