On Thursday 20 August 2009 00:45:35 Sergey Vakulenko wrote:
Sc said right, i want to see make output on the same console,
line by line in real time, not at the end of compiling
process. How to do this on win32 platform, there is hint?
one thing i always recommend to ppl who have to use
I'm not sure whether vim2html.pl is actually used (I notice there's an
awk version as well), but in trying to convert the documentation for
my plugin into html, I noticed a very minor bug in vim2html.pl. It
doesn't cause a problem for vim builds as multiple files are done at
once, but if you try
Maybe try
map silentM-Right :tabnextCR
map silentM-Left :tabpreviousCR
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Best regards,
Sergey Avseyev
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 04:41, kkoc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've setup the alt + arrow key binding for changing tab [1],
this stops working under GNU screen, while works correctly when
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 10:07 PM, David Fishburn dfishburn@gmail.comwrote:
In addition to the other comments on how you might improve your videos
can I suggest you create another video which precedes all the other
videos.
This one should show you how to setup your .vimrc file and what
Hi,
I have two questions:
1) Let's say I have the following code:
if ( whatever1 ) {
# do stuff 1;
}
if ( whatever2 ) {
# do stuff 2;
}
And let's say I'm in normal mode and have my cursor on the first e
of whatever1. When I now use j to move a couple of lines down, I
Hi Tim,
Some how I do not have any coloring nor visual block when I connect to
my gentoo server with vim 7.2. I do not understand this.
Is there a setting to get this to work over ssh?
does it work if you're local to the server (and thus just an ssh
issue)? Do visual commands work but
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I'm interested in learning how to use regular expressions in Vi(m) to
search for Unicode code points.
In a book about regexp, it describes how to search for Unicode code
points by various means, and for various programming languages.
The book describes searching for a specific Unicode code
I have copied my gvim installation on a USB stick.
When I place that USB stick into another system and I run gvim from
there it comes with the message
Cannot Load registered type library
Do you want to register
Yes/No
Can this message be removed?
And if so how to do that?
I assume
Hi,
Brian Anderson wrote:
I'm interested in learning how to use regular expressions in Vi(m) to
search for Unicode code points.
In a book about regexp, it describes how to search for Unicode code
points by various means, and for various programming languages.
The book describes
Am 20.08.2009 15:47, Brian Anderson schrieb:
I'm interested in learning how to use regular expressions in Vi(m) to
search for Unicode code points.
In a book about regexp, it describes how to search for Unicode code
points by various means, and for various programming languages.
The
Hi, Nicolas.
sorry for the follow up. The settings in my vimrc concerning
minibufexplorer are:
let g:miniBufExplorerMoreThanOne=1
let g:miniBufExplUseSingleClick = 1
let g:miniBufExplModSelTarget = 1
let g:miniBufExplMapCTabSwitchBufs = 1
let python_highlight_all =1
let
Thanks Dennis Jurgen,
I thought it was probably in the help files, but I couldn't find it.
Brian
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Why people hates bottom post?
B.R.
Wayne
On 8/20/09, John Beckett johnb.beck...@gmail.com wrote:
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Saluton Wayne :)
Wayne b...@gmail.com dixit:
Why people hates bottom post?
First of all, you topposted after being warned about list guidelines.
Please DON'T TOP POST ON THIS LIST. See the list guidelines, again:
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Second, it's not a
I read through the help files on /\%u, but now I have a question about
searching for composing or combining characters.
I have a Cyrillic text, using UTF-8 as the encoding, and the characters
are appearing correctly on the screen.
When I select a character and press ga, it gives me the
I want to apply the same 4 commands to about 500 different files, and since
its the same commands in the same order each time, I don't want to
repetetively type the commands over and over again.
I want to do:
vi 1*
dd
:set local noswapfile undolevels=-1
:%join!
:n
dd
:set local noswapfile
Thank you very much. That makes a lot more sense.
I'm acutally using vim in windows, and I did add that plugin to the location
where all the other plugins are located, but according to :scriptnames, vim
doens't automatically load the one that I added (the one you wrote) ... it
loads all the
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 3:38 PM, drlatexn_datt...@hotmail.com wrote:
I want to apply the same 4 commands to about 500 different files, and since
its the same commands in the same order each time, I don't want to
repetetively type the commands over and over again.
I want to do:
vi 1*
dd
I want to apply the same 4 commands to about 500 different files, and since
its the same commands in the same order each time, I don't want to
repetetively type the commands over and over again.
I want to do:
vi 1*
dd
:set local noswapfile undolevels=-1
:%join!
:n
dd
:set local
Hi John
Why people hates bottom post?
B.R.
Wayne
Ummm, people *like* bottom-post.
Once I see a top-poster's text come to an end, then the On date,
person said:-line followed by an earlier reply, I simply stop
reading. If that means I don't have any context as to what you were
On Aug 20, 3:36 pm, Peng Yu pengyu...@gmail.com wrote:
I put the above code in my ~/.vim/indent/r.vim file. But vim still can
not correctly indent, for example, the following file. Can somebody
take a look what the problem is?
Only if you tell us what you want, and what you're getting
Wow! :argdo works perfectly! I thought I would have to learn a new syntax for
writing loops or something!
I'm just curious though, why does it not work when I used 'dd' instead of
'1d' ??
I've actually never used '1d' before... I type # dd, where # is the number
of lines that I want to remove.
Wow! :argdo works perfectly! I thought I would have to learn a new syntax for
writing loops or something!
There are similar analogs for bufdo, windo, and tabdo (they
should all be in the same section of the help), so you can
perform a sequence of Ex commands on whichever set of
On 2009-08-20, Tim Chase wrote:
dd is a normal-mode command. 1d is an Ex command for delete
line #1. The [arg|win|tab|buf]do commands take Ex commands,
rather than normal-mode commands. The normal-mode way would be
to do something like
argdo ... exec dd
I think you meant
On Aug 20, 9:15 am, Peng Yu pengyu...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm using Mac Mail to check my emails. I would love to have an vim
plugin so that I use vim to edit my emails. I know that there is a
plugin for thunderbird. I am wondering if there is one for Mac Mail.
MacVim can '(a)dd Edit in MacVim
On Aug 20, 4:51 pm, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote:
On Aug 20, 3:36 pm, Peng Yu pengyu...@gmail.com wrote:
I put the above code in my ~/.vim/indent/r.vimfile. Butvimstill can
not correctly indent, for example, the following file. Can somebody
take a look what the problem is?
The indented result of the 'whatcdf.R' is like the following, which is
obviously not correct. 'for' statement should be aligned with
'library'; 'print' should be aligned with 'pname' in the 3rd line.
library(makecdfenv)
for (f in list.celfiles()) {
pname=cleancdfname(whatcdf(f))
2009/8/20 Alessandro Antonello antonello@gmail.com:
Could you send the versions of MiniBufExplorer and Project plugins that you
are using?
The problem is not caused by the Project plugin. I do not use it and
still experience similar (mis)behavior. I do however use NERD_tree,
which -
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