I was wondering if it is a feature on the list of desired features -- to have
the Windows Gvim, be able to display UTF-8 characters as is done on linux and
in other Windows programs?
Right now if you have a charset loaded for your Latin characters, you don't
get characters for non-latin
Hi
Attached patch adds completion to the :ownsyntax Ex command.
Example:
:ownsyntax javaTab
javajavacc javascript
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Why no responce? =(
Ciss:
Thank's a lot for reposting.
Also i want add some comment.
I want to add some additional features into vim.
and i want to do this with ruby support.
ruby 1.8 is not so fast. But 1.9 version has some cool improve about
speed issue. (5x faster)
it will be great
On 20/06/10 13:02, Linda W wrote:
I was wondering if it is a feature on the list of desired features -- to
have the Windows Gvim, be able to display UTF-8 characters as is done on
linux and in other Windows programs?
Right now if you have a charset loaded for your Latin characters, you don't
On 20/06/10 19:30, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 20/06/10 13:02, Linda W wrote:
I was wondering if it is a feature on the list of desired features -- to
have the Windows Gvim, be able to display UTF-8 characters as is done on
linux and in other Windows programs?
Right now if you have a charset
While trying to purge comment lines inside a variable, I encountered the
following problem:
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[\n]', 'NL', 'g')
aNLb
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[^\n]', '!NL', 'g')
!NL!NL!NL
app-editors/vim-7.2.303 (Gentoo amd64),
not fixed in
app-editors/vim-7.2.442 (Gentoo
Hi list,
I don't use the mouse much in Vim anymore but have nevertheless wondered
several times now why graphical Vim says the following when you
right-click a tab page label and click Close with a modified buffer:
E37: No write since last change (add ! to override)
I think the equivalent
On Jun 21, 7:49 am, ZyX zyx@gmail.com wrote:
While trying to purge comment lines inside a variable, I
encountered the following problem:
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[\n]', 'NL', 'g')
aNLb
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[^\n]', '!NL', 'g')
!NL!NL!NL
:help /collection says
The
Dominique Pelle wrote:
Attached patch adds completion to the :ownsyntax Ex command.
Example:
:ownsyntax javaTab
javajavacc javascript
Thanks, I'll include it soon.
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On 20/06/10 21:49, ZyX wrote:
While trying to purge comment lines inside a variable, I encountered the
following problem:
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[\n]', 'NL', 'g')
aNLb
:echo substitute(a\nb, '[^\n]', '!NL', 'g')
!NL!NL!NL
app-editors/vim-7.2.303 (Gentoo amd64),
not fixed
2010/6/20 Dominique Pellé dominique.pe...@gmail.com:
Hi
I wrote a script to try building various configuration of Vim and
it found that this configuration does not build successfully:
Wouldn't it be useful if the script is included in vim source code?
Even more useful if it is included as
On 31/03/10 12:10, Nisha Chaudhari wrote:
Hi,
We are Final year students of COEP. We are trying to fix rendering
problems in Indic script in gvim. Can you please help us with compiling
gui files in vim source code?
Thanking you.
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This was not easy to implement, and there might still be a bug
somewhere. I tried the obvious things and those work. That includes
changing the crypt key or method without saving the text file.
If you use encryption, be
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