On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 08:59:45AM EST, MBro wrote:
[..]
Not sure how relevant this is to your situation, but I use the client-
server for a few things in my day-to-day
work environment:
1. all MAN pages all show up under one gvim [I'm not an expert BASH
writer]:
function man() {
Hi,
While browsing in verilog or vhdl code, there is a need to get which
module or entity (these are the required keywords) the line is.
My solution is maybe writing a function and map a key to call this function.
Any example code for the function would be very well...
Thanks,
Burak
PS:
The
2009/12/18 Bu Rak loku...@gmail.com:
Hi,
While browsing in verilog or vhdl code, there is a need to get which
module or entity (these are the required keywords) the line is.
My solution is maybe writing a function and map a key to call this function.
Any example code for the function would
Am 18.12.2009 15:51, schrieb Bu Rak:
While browsing in verilog or vhdl code, there is a need to get which
module or entity (these are the required keywords) the line is.
My solution is maybe writing a function and map a key to call this function.
Any example code for the function would be
Here the first few lines of my .gvimrc:
$ head .gvimrc
set lines=500 over zelous numbers of lines
let lines = ((float2nr(0.85*lines)52)?float2nr(0.85*lines):52)
set columns=85
double the size of window if running diff
if diff
let columns = ((columns * 2 160)? 160: columns*2)
endif
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