2008/11/5 fREW Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So one of my coworkers just got mad at me for polluting a bunch of source
code with fold markers, so I figured I should investigate syntax based
folding. The folding that comes out of the box for perl is mostly great.
Anyway, I want to fold on
I'm trying to obtain the Vim package for Cygwin, and the download page
has the following brief instruction :
Cygwin (console)
http://www.cygwin.com/packages/vim/
Installing is done with the Cygwin setup.exe.
The http link takes me to a listing of installed binaries and support
files. Is this
2008/11/3, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A nice way to jump between 3 buffers is to set uppercase marks. Go to
each file in turn and set the marks: mA, mB, mC. Then 'A or 'B or 'C
to jump between the files instantly.
Of course you can set marks for as many files as you like and you can
use any
On Thursday 06 November 2008 2:14 am, Anton Sharonov wrote:
2008/11/3, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A nice way to jump between 3 buffers is to set uppercase marks. Go to
each file in turn and set the marks: mA, mB, mC. Then 'A or 'B or 'C
to jump between the files instantly.
Of course you
Is this some kind of trick to fool Windozers?
The only trick is:
Installing is done with the Cygwin setup.exe.
If you want to install a cygwin package, you should select it in
setup.exe's package list. The package will be downloaded installed.
That's all.
Is there anything else I need to specify in ./configure except
multibyte to support keymaps?
./configure --enable-gui=macvim --enable-pythoninterp --enable-
multibyte
There are is my configuration, though, I get no support for keymaps.
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On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 21:43, Anton Sharonov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one enhancement idea: together with displaying the buffer
name in the status line, it would be great to really switch the
buffers temporarily - so one can decide faster depends on how
this buffer looks like - to stay
Panos wrote:
Is there anything else I need to specify in ./configure except
multibyte to support keymaps?
./configure --enable-gui=macvim --enable-pythoninterp --enable-
multibyte
There are is my configuration, though, I get no support for keymaps.
Use --with-features=big or
Andy Walker wrote:
I've encountered a small annoyance in 7.2 (and earlier) in GNOME (and
I've heard it's in KDE as well). If I click on the window manager's
maximize button, it fills the screen rather nicely, but if I then add
a tab, this resizes the window, pushing the bottom couple of
Bill Lam wrote:
On Sat, 01 Nov 2008, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 01/11/08 02:57, bill lam wrote:
afaics gtk-gvim use linux console mode printing commands. Will gvim
use the more user friendly gtk printing system? I wish I can use gvim
instead of gedit/geany for printing
2008/10/17 Andy Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've encountered a small annoyance in 7.2 (and earlier) in GNOME (and
I've heard it's in KDE as well). If I click on the window manager's
maximize button, it fills the screen rather nicely, but if I then add
a tab, this resizes the window, pushing
Thank you! This is very helpful.
I've played some with the mechanics of quick-fix and location list
using vimgrep (and lvimgrep). Very neat.
I would like to know what other filters/commands may output to QQ/LL
and the invoation syntax.
Using the :! doesn't seem to output to QQ/LL.
On Thu, Nov
How would I change the .vimrc or .gvimrc file so that vim will come up in
reverse video?
I'm currently aliasing vim to vim -rv or I can set .Xdefaults to have vim
come up
in reverse video, but I can't figure out how to do it for Windows.
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yosi izaq wrote:
Very basic question. How can I read the help documentation
for the location list?
:help location-list
I found that with ':help location' then pressing Tab for completion.
John
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Thanks Ben :)
On Nov 6, 12:20 pm, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Panos wrote:
Is there anything else I need to specify in ./configure except
multibyte to support keymaps?
./configure --enable-gui=macvim --enable-pythoninterp --enable-
multibyte
There are is my configuration,
Thank you for the answer.
I have vim 7.2 and I have pasted your suggestion to my .vimrc then :so it.
Then when I do :w1 VIM tries to save to file named 1.
This is how I pasted:
if version 700
cnoreabbrev w1 w!
else
cnoreabbrev expr w1 ((getcmdtype() == ':'
getcmdpos() =
I just had a similar experience yesterday. You can go directly to the
mirrors.
Mirror list:
http://www.cygwin.com/mirrors.html
One pick:
ftp://mirrors.xmission.com/cygwin/release/vim/
(Many sites under North America.)
They have binaries and sources.
Regards,
Ben Kim
On Thu, 6 Nov 2008,
From: Morgan, Edward C (Ed), Thu, November 06, 2008 7:13 am
How would I change the .vimrc or .gvimrc file so that vim will come
up in reverse video? I'm currently aliasing vim to vim -rv or I
can set .Xdefaults to have vim come up in reverse video, but I can't
figure out how to do it for
Guten Tag Richard Hartmann,
am Donnerstag, 06. November 2008 um 10:39 schrieben Sie:
Just one enhancement idea: together with displaying the buffer
name in the status line, it would be great to really switch the
buffers temporarily - so one can decide faster depends on how
this buffer looks
On Nov 6, 6:51 am, yosi izaq [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you! This is very helpful.
I've played some with the mechanics of quick-fix and location list
using vimgrep (and lvimgrep). Very neat.
I would like to know what other filters/commands may output to QQ/LL
and the invoation syntax.
On Nov 5, 9:42 am, Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As yet one more alternative, you can tweak your mapping to
:nnoremap qcr :qcr
so using 2 keys qcr instead of just the one q allows Vim to
disambiguate between your intentions.
This is what I would recommend, because your current
Hi,
I just realized that the automated out of office reply (Roland Puntaier
ist außer Haus) I had on in August also went to the mailing lists I'm
subscribed to.
I'm very sorry.
Roland.
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On Nov 5, 12:27 pm, yosi izaq [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I often make the mistake of typing w1 instead of w!.
Can you please suggest how to map w1 to w!?
TIA
I use this:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Replace_a_builtin_command_using_cabbrev
For much the same purpose you want it for:
correct
On Nov 5, 10:12 am, fREW Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So one of my coworkers just got mad at me for polluting a bunch of source
code with fold markers, so I figured I should investigate syntax based
folding. The folding that comes out of the box for perl is mostly great.
Anyway, I
Hi,
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 4:51 AM, yosi izaq [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you! This is very helpful.
I've played some with the mechanics of quick-fix and location list
using vimgrep (and lvimgrep). Very neat.
I would like to know what other filters/commands may output to QQ/LL
and the
Hi guys,
I have once again looked through the man pages to find some relevant
information on this, but as usual, I suck at it.
Question: My Vim (sometime after upgrading to 7.2) doesn't let me hit
BackSpace to go back when I have auto-indents set on, or... if I am editing
a single line, I can
On Nov 6, 10:52 am, fritzophrenic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 5, 9:42 am, Tim Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As yet one more alternative, you can tweak your mapping to
:nnoremap qcr :qcr
so using 2 keys qcr instead of just the one q allows Vim to
disambiguate between your
Subject: Re: Multiple quickfix windows?
Do you know about :grepadd already ?
Nice! No, I did NOT know about :grepadd, thanks. Per the help, I can
append each :grep output to the one quickfix window. That will suffice
nicely given that multiple quickfix windows are not possible. And I
It's sorta embarassin', but I don't know how to copy Selected-text to the
clipboard under Windows using the keyboard (i.e. Not going up to Edit, and
using 'Copy').
It DOES give a keyboard shortcut that it tells me I can use:
+y (double quote, + y)
I've tried holding down D)ouble Q)uote and
On Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 01:40:26PM -0800, Linda W wrote:
It's sorta embarassin', but I don't know how to copy Selected-text to the
clipboard under Windows using the keyboard (i.e. Not going up to Edit, and
using 'Copy').
It DOES give a keyboard shortcut that it tells me I can use:
+y
Linda W wrote:
Sorry -- I'm just not getting this +y
You have to be in normal mode (i.e. you have pressed Escape).
You then select some text. For example press V then j then j to visually select
three lines.
Then type +y (press and release then + then y).
The selection disappears; it has
Sorry -- I'm just not getting this +y
Then type +y (press and release then + then y).
Not to harp on it again, but the more or less standardised keychords can
also be used:
copy^C ctl-ins
cut ^X ctl-del
paste ^V shf-ins
and usually work across
I like to use the visual selection v and then motion keys to select. To
copy I do the following:
+y then you can paste in any windows program.
To paste from another windows program into vim I use +p.
Of course you could use this in your _vimrc:
:set clipboard+=unnamed turns out I do like is
Have you tried GVim? I don't care for running vim not in a terminal,
personally, but if you're stuck on an XP box, it should at least give
you a proper window and some real font capabilities -- not the
god-awful windows 80x25 cmd line.
check here http://www.vim.org/download.php#pc -- it should
I am using vim (7.1) from a GNU Screen session (4.00.03) from within
gnome-terminal on Ubuntu 8.04.
I regularly use screen with several active windows, and I've found
that after leaving a session active awhile (for how long, i'm not
sure) vim startup seems to take *forever* (upwards of 30
I'm not a Windows person at all either, which is why installing Vim
was the first thing I did when I started this job back in the spring.
They stuck me on an XP box and wanted me to use Dreamweaver, so I
grabbed GVim (Win32) from the Vim site and got coding. But I really
should have just gone
Mary Anderson wrote:
Could someone please tell me how to install vim on a
WindowsXP machine
Following is the best procedure (thanks Steve Hall):
http://cream.sourceforge.net/download.html
Click Windows Vim installers without Cream.
It says Includes both GUI and console Vim versions (you
On Thu, 06 Nov 2008, Chris Suter wrote:
I am using vim (7.1) from a GNU Screen session (4.00.03) from within
gnome-terminal on Ubuntu 8.04.
I use vim 7.2 / screen / xterm / ubuntu 8.10, and did not have any
experience that you describe. For example, I run mutt inside screen
inside xterm,
On 06/11/08 13:51, yosi izaq wrote:
Thank you! This is very helpful.
I've played some with the mechanics of quick-fix and location list
using vimgrep (and lvimgrep). Very neat.
I would like to know what other filters/commands may output to QQ/LL
and the invoation syntax.
Using the :!
Hi all
I tried to install pyclewn on OS X Leopard last night. The install
failed with the following trace back:-
nike-2:pyclewn-0.6 andy$ vimdir=$HOME/.vim python setup.py install --
home=$HOME
running install
Traceback (most recent call last):
File setup.py, line 152, in module
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