Hello Benjamin,
Excerpt from Benjamin R. Haskell:
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I concur completely that a team of runtime file maintainers sounds
better. Back in January, I started composing an email wondering whether
having maintainers still made sense as a development model.
(Personally, I also find it
-- snip --
IIRC a maintainer has committed himself to be reachable via email 3 years
after
his last change. (I must have read that in vim help somewhere, but need to
seek
that out again first where exactly that was).
This is a good read:
:h develop.txt
though it does no contain that
Dear Bram,
I have updated the uil.vim syntax file. Thanks to Dominique Pellé
for the patch which adds propper support for spell checking using
@Spell.
Kind regards,
Thomas Köhler
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Benjamin R. Haskell v...@benizi.com wrote:
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On Sat, 12 May 2012, Thilo Six wrote:
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That is exactlx what i think about the current practice, too. Really i
think instead of that single-point-of-failure modell of maintenance we
should move the a team maintenance of runtimefiles.
Bram,
On Mo, 14 Mai 2012, Sergey Khorev wrote:
Can someone write a clean statement of the problem (the file
contents and the commands that led to the behaviour that was
unexpected). Just the facts, without opinions on Vim or users.
This is how I managed to reproduce. Create a file:
Hello Dominique,
Excerpt from Dominique Pellé:
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Some statistics: I've contacted the maintainers of 15 syntax files
this weekend to add spelling checker support. The stats so far are:
- 4 responses received from maintainers of awk, forth, ocaml, scheme
(thanks!);
- 6 emails
Hello Thomas,
I answer on list.
Excerpt from Thomas Köhler:
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And it would help people like me that used to maintain some
runtime files in the past and now are stuck maintaining something
they don't use any longer.
I think that is exactly the meaning of team maintenance.
I commit
Hi Gary!
On Mo, 14 Mai 2012, Gary Johnson wrote:
On 2012-05-14, Christian Brabandt wrote:
This patch fixes a data conversion error, that leads to a data loss.
Problem is, that open() is done, even though it is not clear, conversion
will work. So this patch runs buf_write_bytes()
ZyX wrote:
Any news on the status of the patch?
It's in the todo list at line 164:
Patch for Python: add pyeval()(zyx, 2012 Apr 15, update Apr 16)
Also changes for Lua. Update Apr 19. Update Apr 22.
That's the one, right?
I didn't have time for Vim last week, and this week is going to be
Dominique Pelle wrote:
Vim calls realloc(NULL, size) which is fine in ANSI C: calling it with
NULL as first argument is equivalent to calling malloc(size).
However, it causes a crash when compiling Vim with -DMEM_PROFILE
since function mem_realloc(ptr, size) does not handle NULL as
first
Thomas Köhler wrote:
I have updated the uil.vim syntax file. Thanks to Dominique Pellé
for the patch which adds propper support for spell checking using
@Spell.
Thanks, I'll include it soon.
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On Monday, May 14, 2012 1:34:52 PM UTC-5, Gary Johnson wrote:
How much slower is it for a file large enough that the write times
are more than a second?
I don't think we want to noticeably slow down Vim for everyone all
the time in order to more-conveniently avoid an error that is
This is subtle, but I noticed it toying around with some
metaprogramming things..
True is highlighted as if it's a keyword, though it is not. true
is indeed a keyword, however, and should be hilighted.. but it is
erroneous to highlight True. The same can be said of False.
P.S.:
:h bugs
This
Hi,
I have a final done-done set of changes that will fully support The
most-current version of z/OS with Motif 2.1 and feature-toolbar support
Works great and looks beautiful !!
Bram,
Would you like me to re-submit a consolidated version ???
Also I have discovered a problem in the
Thank you very much for your work on Vim.
In certain cases, Vim can quite-reliably guess the background color:
- On rxvt and its derivatives.
(See src/option.c:term_bg_default(), viewable online at
http://code.google.com/p/vim/source/search?q=^term_bg_default().)
- When the GUI is
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