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A. S. Budden wrote:
stone wrote:
Hi. vim_use
I use GVIM in windows to edit C/C++ program,
But the MACRO and ENUM I have defined can not highlight.
I have
Hi there.
I have a script that set some environment variables using let, like:
let $TAB_WIDTH=4
Then another script use this environment variable to setup some options in
vim, I am trying to use:
set tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
But I always get an error that a number is expected after the equal sign.
Is
I have a script that set some environment variables using let, like:
let $TAB_WIDTH=4
Then another script use this environment variable to setup some options in
vim, I am trying to use:
set tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
You can use :let instead, using a setting-variable:
:let tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
Tim Chase wrote:
I have a script that set some environment variables using let, like:
let $TAB_WIDTH=4
Then another script use this environment variable to setup some options in
vim, I am trying to use:
set tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
You can use :let instead, using a setting-variable:
Charles Campbell wrote:
:let tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
As an alternative,
exe set tabstop=.$TAB_WIDTH
Using all those extra characters...and in this economy, you
should be ashamed at the profligate extravagance. ;-)
-tim
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2009/9/11 Matt Wozniski m...@drexel.edu:
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stone wrote:
A. S. Budden wrote:
stone wrote:
Hi. vim_use
I use GVIM in windows to edit C/C++ program,
But the MACRO and ENUM
Tim Chase wrote:
Charles Campbell wrote:
:let tabstop=$TAB_WIDTH
As an alternative,
exe set tabstop=.$TAB_WIDTH
Using all those extra characters...and in this economy, you
should be ashamed at the profligate extravagance. ;-)
Moderation is a fatal thing.
On Sep 10, 6:52 pm, Greg Klein gkl...@uascwa.com wrote:
With :hardcopy I can select lines from a file and print just those
lines. The printoptions (popt) option includes a parameter wrap:y/n
described as:
wrap:y (default) Wrap long lines.
wrap:n Truncate long lines.
On Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 07:58:03PM -0700, Linda W wrote:
(If you can't read this *_in HTML_*, you are deprived, and
maybe, in the internet 3rd world, my condolences, as
documents structure can't be properly represented in plain
text, (unless your eyes have built-in XML/HTML or LaTeX code
Hi,
I would like to use the reindenting functionality (ie: gg=G) based
on vim indent files, but without getting into vim..
I recently discover /usr/share/vim/vim72/macros/less.sh, which use the
vim power to make a less-like command with syntax highlighting.
I'm pretty sure the same is possible
On 2009-09-11, Joseph Boiteau wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use the reindenting functionality (ie: gg=G) based
on vim indent files, but without getting into vim..
I recently discover /usr/share/vim/vim72/macros/less.sh, which use the
vim power to make a less-like command with syntax
It seems like Vim passes a wrong ArgLead when you try to complete in
the middle of a command-line. E.g., try this:
command! -nargs=* -complete=custom,ComplTest Test :
function! ComplTest(ArgLead, CmdLine, CursorPos)
return a:ArgLead
endfunction
Now try this (Cursor signifies the position of
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