Hi,
I would like to do something like this, to process exceptions:
try
if catch /pattern/
do this and that
else
do the ordinary thing
endif
endtry
Of course this is not real code, but catches do act like an ``if'', but I do
not know of a clean way to do
On 31/03/11 08:13, howard Schwartz wrote:
Hi,
I would like to do something like this, to process exceptions:
try
if catch /pattern/
do this and that
else
do the ordinary thing
endif
endtry
Of course this is not real code, but catches do act like an ``if'', but
I do not know of a clean way to
IF vim recognizes an error in a script, what does it do?
Where are the rules for this detailed?
Suppose that while editing file.foo, I initiate a script
e.g. :so myscript.vim
and there is an error
e.g. the script looks for a non existing pattern in file.foo
After issuing its error message what
On Thu, March 31, 2011 8:38 am, Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
IF vim recognizes an error in a script, what does it do?
Where are the rules for this detailed?
Suppose that while editing file.foo, I initiate a script
e.g. :so myscript.vim
and there is an error
e.g. the script looks for a non
On 31/03/11 6:25 PM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Thu, March 31, 2011 8:38 am, Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
IF vim recognizes an error in a script, what does it do?
Where are the rules for this detailed?
Suppose that while editing file.foo, I initiate a script
e.g. :so myscript.vim
and there is
On Thu, March 31, 2011 9:52 am, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Note that mappings abort on error, though. I think other commands like @
might,
too. Since both these can actually run scripts, one way or another, it
somewhat
depends in what context your script is running how errors are handled. To
be sure
Am 31.03.2011 08:38, schrieb Rostyslaw Lewyckyj:
IF vim recognizes an error in a script, what does it do?
Where are the rules for this detailed?
Suppose that while editing file.foo, I initiate a script
e.g. :so myscript.vim
and there is an error
e.g. the script looks for a non existing pattern
Hi Christian and Ben,
I've spent some time these last two days to understand your suggestions
regarding my query and I must say that I had a tough time with them. But
I tried and learnt a lot. So I'm not going to continue on this thread,
as I'm using the keymap mapping solution which fits pretty
Andy Wokula wrote:
Am 31.03.2011 08:38, schrieb Rostyslaw Lewyckyj:
IF vim recognizes an error in a script, what does it do?
Where are the rules for this detailed?
Suppose that while editing file.foo, I initiate a script
e.g. :so myscript.vim
and there is an error
e.g. the script looks for a
I'm not sure I still get your exact requirements. The latest version of
CCTree can load a kernel cscope
database of 280 Mb in about 10 mins, and now you have the option of saving a
native cross-ref db
and loading it later; these only take about a couple of mins and you can
reuse them (and also, I
Hi,
I use tag jumping with ctags a lot but one thing annoys me.
In C code when I have a switch case like:
switch (foo)
{
case BAR:
{
}
}
I cannot ctrl-leftmouse click the BAR word in order to jump to it. It
thinks that : (colon) is part of the tag name and
Hi, everyone!
I want to increase the number in this format /ddd by one but also keep
/.
But the following command doesn't work:
$s/\/\([1-9]\+\)/\/\=submatch(1)-1)/g
Can anyone give a tip?
Thanks!
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by Coiby:
`\=' must be the at the beginning of the replacement string, so you should use
`\=\/.(submatch(1)+1)' (`-1' is `decrease', not `increase'). By the way, you
could have used `\@=':
On 03/31/2011 12:10 PM, Coiby wrote:
I want to increase the number in this format /ddd by one but also keep
/.
But the following command doesn't work:
$s/\/\([1-9]\+\)/\/\=submatch(1)-1)/g
Can anyone give a tip?
In addition to what ZyX's comments (particularly about the \=
needing to be at
On 2011-03-31, Kim Schulz wrote:
Hi,
I use tag jumping with ctags a lot but one thing annoys me.
In C code when I have a switch case like:
switch (foo)
{
case BAR:
{
}
}
I cannot ctrl-leftmouse click the BAR word in order to jump to it. It
thinks
Hi,
I came from Textmate and i try to created a map that i was so
useful for me. When i edit a file in insert mode, i want can press
shiftLeft / shiftRigth for select caracter by caracter and
shiftcmdLeft shiftcmdRight to select word by word. Really I
tried, but I don´t make work fine.
I
On 03/31/2011 05:01 PM, carlosvillu wrote:
I came from Textmate and i try to created a map that i was so
useful for me. When i edit a file in insert mode, i want can
press shiftLeft /shiftRigth for select caracter by
caracter and shiftcmdLeftshiftcmdRight to select word
by word. Really I tried,
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