Hi guys.
I've created two dvorak oriented keympa-files for russian and
ukrainian peoples. These scripts have common value and can be used by
anyone who utilize english dvorak layout with keymap options for
russian and ukrainian languages. I've upload it to files-section of
this
cris wrote:
Hi guys.
I've created two dvorak oriented keympa-files for russian and
ukrainian peoples. These scripts have common value and can be used by
anyone who utilize english dvorak layout with keymap options for
russian and ukrainian languages. I've upload it to files-section of
this
Send them to Bram [EMAIL PROTECTED] and, if he thinks they are good
enough, he may include them in the runtime files.
Thanks, already done this.
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Well, it seems the new line continuation can be placed weirdly, which
will make the vim script syntax file even messy when considering the
line continuation. Any comments?
$ cat test.vim
e
\c
\h
\o
\ l
\e
\n(hello)
q
$ ex -Nu NONE -S test.vim
5
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Dasn
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
Dasn wrote:
Well, it seems the new line continuation can be placed weirdly, which
will make the vim script syntax file even messy when considering the
line continuation. Any comments?
$ cat test.vim
e
\c
\h
\o
\ l
\e
\n(hello)
q
$ ex -Nu NONE -S test.vim
5
