I'm still hacking on my highlight only version, but it's slow going.
Please share!
I don't really have anything useful to share at this point, but I can
tell you where I'm at. I'll start at the beginning so folks can join
in even if they've missed earlier posts in this thread.
I want improved
On Aug 21, 9:23 pm, ping songpingem...@gmail.com wrote:
I assume this is question about my VOoM plugin.
I guess you are having problems with Ctrl-Up/Down/Left/Right mappings
in console Vim. Ctrl- mappings are often not recognized in console
Vim. This is why all VOoM Ctrl- mappings have
I got this reply by private mail today, but I think the issues it raises
are of interest to the list.
On 31/08/10 02:25, Henry Hertz Hobbit wrote:
THANKS! It is that autocmd that is doing it. I just commented it
out and it works fine now. I don't have too much of an issue with
the
First step: see if it's a problem in your configuration.
Launch vim with:
gvim -N -u NONE -i NONE
Does the same behavior occur?
Yes.
So this test result concldes that there's no configuration problem. right?
I am now more convinced that this is caused by a Cygwin Xwin (ver.
1.8.2)
The problem is that you can have more then one quote before @. If there is
more
then one quote then you will capture everything starting from the first quote,
ZyX is right, testing Tom's expression \zs.\...@.\{-}\ze with the
code a class=some class href=mailto:em...@example.com; title=some
A little follow up.
Is there a way to highlight the matched string while constructing the
RE?
I mean, I set the option to show that while I make a search with /
or ?
But is there a similar option that I can set to do the same while I
begin to write the RE in s/ ?
If not, can I re-use the previous
Hi
caruso_g wrote:
A little follow up.
Is there a way to highlight the matched string while constructing the
RE?
I mean, I set the option to show that while I make a search with /
or ?
But is there a similar option that I can set to do the same while I
begin to write the RE in s/ ?
If
Note that the issue is gone after restart of Cygwin, though after a
certain amount of time that the X server is up, it returns. So, looks
like a Cygwin X server bug with a workaround - restart Cygwin. I think
the Linux problem is derivative of the Cygwin problem. I.e. I'm sshing
from Cygwin Xterm
if you keep the pattern of a :s empty, i.e.,
:%s//your replacement string/
the last used search pattern will get re-used.
Great, thanks Jürgen, it worked perfectly. :)
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How to set background of a ruby code in a erb file?
ex: look this line
% form_tag categories_path, :method = 'get' do %
i would like to put a background color in everything inside %...%,
but i don't know where to change in my colorscheme.
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Vim 7.3.
Is it possible to use a system() call to get the output from running
ctags and somehow pipe that input so that it is available via the
taglist() function?
Or at least provide that output into something that will parse it and
provide it via one of Vim's functions?
This has to be
On 2010-08-31, David Fishburn wrote:
Vim 7.3.
Is it possible to use a system() call to get the output from running
ctags and somehow pipe that input so that it is available via the
taglist() function?
Or at least provide that output into something that will parse it and
provide it
epanda wrote:
Finally DechoTabOn works well.
This is the log :
snip
Hello, Epanda:
May I suggest that we take this offline -- just use my email address. I
really doubt that there'll be many who'll want to see 120K trace files.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 4:34 PM, Pavan Savoy pavan_sa...@sify.com wrote:
Hi,
In vim 7.1 I remember there was this feature where as soon as I type
/* the next * on the next line was automatically printed, where is
this feature now?
I have all the same .vimrc from 7.1, and same packages, but
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