On 2013-05-09 05:51, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Hello Vim users,
We are now at patch level 7.3.931. In a few weeks we would reach 999. I
don't want to find out what happens if we go over that, so it's time for
Vim 7.4!
How about the gvim port to GTK 3? I'll see if I can get that working if
On 2012-12-31 10:22, Kip Coul wrote:
Currently, the visualization of a tab is represented as a first
character followed by as many repetitions of a second character needed
to fill the width (lcs_tab1 and lcs_tab2 in the code, if I'm not
mistaken).
I'd like to do the opposite, through an
On 2010-07-02 03:33, Marc Weber wrote:
Excerpts from Aljosa Mohorovic's message of Fri Jul 02 01:26:37 +0200 2010:
i think it's been discussed before but yes, i want a buffer/window/
anything inside vim that can render more advanced gui elements.
since gvim uses gtk is it possible to
On 2009-11-22 15:59, pepegnu wrote:
Consider the following situation, you edit the text (underscore
represents whitespace):
blah-blah-blah_cursor
here___blah-blah-blah again
Now, it seems that '_' (underscore) is a free token in the context of
a
Nice idea, certainly useful! I'm not sure whether this should be
implemented in the C code, though, as it could also be done with
Vimscript.
It may as well be in the C code alongside all of the other text
objects. Notice the cases just below his patch which are waiting to
be
This adds a text object ('aa' or 'ii') for the entire buffer. I don't
know if this is worthy of being included by default, but I find it
convenient for things such as gqaa and =aa.
diff -rc vim72.old/runtime/doc/motion.txt vim72.new/runtime/doc/motion.txt
*** vim72.old/runtime/doc/motion.txt
