Hi,
2012/1/10 Sergey Khorev sergey.kho...@gmail.com:
The fact that it is completely outdated, not actively maintained, and
that the author belongs to a group that develops a full-fledged Scheme
editor (namely Dr Racket, formerly Dr Scheme) makes me believe so.
Your assumption is incorrect.
Hi,
stanza, and its omission does not allow the user to prevent the
loading of the extra lisp scripts through the intervention of their
own ~/.vim/ftplugin/scheme.vim.
I'm not familiar enough with either scheme or plain Lisp (Common
Lisp?) to comment on whether the inclusion is appropriate.
Hello,
As a scheme and common lisp programmer, I have started using a very
nice plugin recently, namely slimv
(http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531).
It currently has an issue which seems to be rooted in vim's defaut
configuration : whenever a scheme file is loaded, the slimv's
A bitwise() function with an argument that specifies the operation will
look a bit verbose:
...
Especially when combined:
bitwise('invert', bitwise('and', bitwise('or', var, 0x01), 0x0f))
How about one function per operator:
Indeed, it is verbose…
But is it really problematic?
Moreover,
Hello,
2011/12/9 David Larson da...@thesilverstream.com:
Why not just add new keywords for these new operators? Like:
if (bit_val and num)
if (bit_val or num)
if (bit_val xor num)
I also believe that it is one of the least intrusive and most
efficient way to add the bitwise
2011/11/10 Peter Odding pe...@peterodding.com:
Like Ingo I'm sorry I can't get more specific, but that's kind of the
problem: This issue is really hard to diagnose properly because it basically…
seems like syntax folding has some horrible worst case performance which
only shows once in a
Hi,
2011/7/11 ZyX zyx@gmail.com:
While cross-compiling vim for target i686-mingw32 I sometimes encounter errors
...
. These errors does not happen on second run or happen in other place.
What does it mean and how can I fix it?
Is your compilation serial, or do you have some parallel
Hello,
2011/7/1 Dominique Pellé dominique.pe...@gmail.com:
Which version of Vim are you using? I'm using Vim-7.3.237 on
Linux and it works fine for me. I believe that the bug was fixed
a long time ago in this checkins (in between beta releases 7.3a
and 7.3b):
Ah ?
I think my last update
See attached picture.
Now with the picture…
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Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
If I may ask, how did you find out about it? I suspect that there's a lot
of LaTeX users out there that would like to use the conceal feature but
don't know about it.
I found out by some random walk on vim related websites the address
Hello,
2011/6/14 Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com:
Am I correct in my understanding, that your file .vim/after/syntax/
tex.vim, has a line like:
let g:tex_conceal='agm'
?
If so, then your problem is in assuming the g:tex_conceal option
works like built-in Vim options like 'wrap' or
2011/6/13 Christian Brabandt cbli...@256bit.org:
Hi Adrien!
Hello Christian,
On Mo, 13 Jun 2011, Adrien Axioplase Piérard wrote:
1/ It is very annoying that when one is moving in a concealed line,
motions consider the underlying text rather that what can be seen.
I started working
Hello everyone,
I have been using the conceal feature extensively since I discovered
it a week ago or so.
I would like to express some regrets regarding this extremely useful
feature, and thus plea for some enhancements, should anyone capable of
coding them read this.
1/ It is very annoying that
2011/6/9 urbanpcguru urbanpcg...@gmail.com:
I can open vim with sudo vim /etc/hosts for example.. But how do I
save and close it?
The same way you close it when you run it without sudo!
I can't seem to find the answer to this
anywhere!?
Most people here did find the answer somewhere.
It's not just the input queue that's in question here, it's everywhere
in Vim where keypresses are represented.
And I'm sure there are plenty more subtleties.
What I see here, if done, is a potential new major version of vim.
Such a new version may trade off backward compatibility for
Hello,
I happen to use :digraphs quite a lot to insert mathematical symbols
in documents.
However, finding the characters and their input sequence is *very*
straining for the eyes.
I wonder whether each of the three columns output by :dig could be
coloured to help reading?
Also, it may help *a
The help for langmap states
Special characters need to be preceded with a backslash. These are
;, ',' and backslash itself.
It means that we have to escape the backslash and write something like
:set langmap=\\;k
The help for option-backslash states
To include white space in
If I am not mistaking, ... means ``I already displayed this structure, so I do
not want to display it for the second time''. Example:
:let d={}
:let l=[d, d]
:echo l
[{}, {...}]
This makes possible echoing recursive data structures, like the one that
causes
In such a case,
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