Hello,
Currently the 'lispwords' setting is global, yet three filetypes attempt
to change it on filetype/indent load: scheme, clojure, and art.
Scheme and Clojure, in particular, are two very different Lisp variants,
but both modify 'lispwords' to influence their indenting. Both filetypes
also
+1 - this would be really useful to have.
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:43:22 PM UTC+1, Tyler Brock wrote:
BUMP! This would be great to have for you complete me.
On Saturday, January 11, 2014 11:00:55 AM UTC-5, Shougo wrote:
2014年1月12日日曜日 0時25分42秒 UTC+9 mattn:
Thank
Sung Pae wrote:
Currently the 'lispwords' setting is global, yet three filetypes attempt
to change it on filetype/indent load: scheme, clojure, and art.
Scheme and Clojure, in particular, are two very different Lisp variants,
but both modify 'lispwords' to influence their indenting. Both
Dominique wrote:
Attached patch fixes the following compilation warnings with
clang-3.5 (trunk in svn) when compiling vim tiny 7.4.183:
ex_cmds.c:4102:14: warning: variable 'bigness' is used uninitialized
whenever 'if' condition is false
[-Wsometimes-uninitialized]
else if
To sum up:
- some content is outdated
- the community is changing (eg people look more and more on github or
somewhere eles)
- community is providing content (eg regular tips) which is not yet
visible on vim.sf.net which will make it more likely that the project
dies again (sooner).
That's
I have a plugin that needs to track the line number of the cursor in
order to display some information in the status line. The
CursorHold event works fine for this except when a buffer is first
opened, as when opening a quickfix error file with -q. I thought
that I could use the BufWinEnter
I created a quickfix error file containing one error and opened it
like this:
$ vim -N -u NONE -i NONE -q make.out
At the bottom of the screen I see the message:
(3 of 3): warning: incompatible imlicit declaration of built-in function
'exit'
So far, so good. But if I look at all
