Hello
I am trying to expand the command window a bit so that it becomes a
simple option selector (I put set cmdheight=5 in vimrc). I echo
those options like:
(they are longer than the window)
1. Option 1 -- ..Long
Explanation.
2. Option 2 --
Sorry the scrollbar is for the main window and not for the command
window.
Anyway if anyone knows please tell me how to nowrap the echoes.
Thankyou
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On 06-Apr-2011 12:54, Stephen Lee wrote:
Hello
I am trying to expand the command window a bit so that it becomes a
simple option selector (I put set cmdheight=5 in vimrc). I echo
those options like:
(they are longer than the window)
1. Option 1 -- ..Long
On 06/04/11 12:54, Stephen Lee wrote:
Hello
I am trying to expand the command window a bit so that it becomes a
simple option selector (I put set cmdheight=5 in vimrc). I echo
those options like:
(they are longer than the window)
1. Option 1 -- ..Long
Rather than reinventing the wheel, have you tried using the :options
command?
I think I tried the :options by directly edit the vimrc files and test
the followings as well:
:setlocal nowrap
:echo long text (longer then window)
Also I seach a lot of books about echo and echohl, etc, but I
Rather than reinventing the wheel, have you tried using the :options
command?
I don't think he meant *Vim* options. He's just wanting to present the
user with a menu of sorts, I think.
Ben.
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