Excerpts from John Beckett's message of Thu Nov 24 07:34:16 +0100 2011:
It's probably a particular version of someone's ctags. But it
might be a hacked version which installs a keylogger.
its not from ctags.sourceforge.net which stopped shipping .exe in v
15.5. looks like they recommend cygwin
Hi
I have made some vimscripts for Python programming. I made them for
Vim 7.0, but now I need to get them to work on Vim 6.3 as I have to
work on a system where I cannot update Vim.
My main problem is that I cannot figure out how I can call a function
like one can in Vim 7
function!
Preben Randhol wrote:
I have made some vimscripts for Python programming. I made
them for Vim 7.0, but now I need to get them to work on Vim
6.3 as I have to work on a system where I cannot update Vim.
Sorry to ignore your question (I don't know the answer), but you
do know that you can build
On 24/11/11 5:32 PM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Thu, November 24, 2011 5:56 am, Ben Schmidt wrote:
Hi, guys!
Looking for some Vim voodoo a little bit outside my areas of expertise!
I'd like to put the number of characters in the current paragraph (i.e.
area
between empty lines) in my ruler,
Excerpts from Preben Randhol's message of Thu Nov 24 09:12:51 +0100 2011:
function! foo()
You can always use execute:
exec 'fun('.string(args)[1:-2].')'
but you duplicate objects this way not passing references..
With some luck its just good enough.
Updating Vim is probably easier then
Hello all...
I've been using of Vim as my everyday editor for many years but have
only recently started to program it to do repetitive things for me.
I've written a function to standardise the case of keywords in my code,
however when I run it it's not just the keywords that are being changed
-
Hi,
Clark, David wrote:
I've been using of Vim as my everyday editor for many years but have
only recently started to program it to do repetitive things for me.
I've written a function to standardise the case of keywords in my code,
however when I run it it's not just the keywords that
On Thu, November 24, 2011 11:23 am, Clark, David wrote:
Hello all...
I've been using of Vim as my everyday editor for many years but have
only recently started to program it to do repetitive things for me.
I've written a function to standardise the case of keywords in my code,
however when
In case anyone needs it, this is the script I use for merging my dotfiles
(I ripped out a few bits and pieces)
#!/bin/sh
# This is a script to send my homedir changes to my git repo.
# Making changes there would be bad.
SENSITIVEGLOB=password
to=$1
if [ -z $to ]; then
echo Specify where
On 11/24/11 03:12, Ben Schmidt wrote:
:echo line2byte(line('})) - line2byte(line('{)+1)
I'm using the last one, as I like the linebreaks counted (at
least for now) as they will be turned into spaces when the
lines are joined (which is what will happen before they are
pasted into a textbox with
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the info...
If I understand you correctly you're saying I should remove the
exclamation mark and add an 'e' to the end of each line, e.g:
:silent %s,\and\,And,ge
Also, the syntax file I'm using has lots of syntax keyword groups and an
individual item may exist in any
Marc Weber wrote:
Excerpts from John Beckett's message of Thu Nov 24 07:34:16 +0100 2011:
It's probably a particular version of someone's ctags. But it
might be a hacked version which installs a keylogger.
its not from ctags.sourceforge.net which stopped shipping .exe in v
15.5. looks
Marc Weber wrote:
It happened to a plugin of tpope and to one of mine:
31 down ratings in sequence on 2011-08-06 between 18:234 and 22:05
310 down ratings in sequence on 2011-08-08 between 10:39 and 22:25
509 down ratings in sequence on 2011-08-08 between 01:39 and 18:30
In between no
On 11/24/11 02:12, Preben Randhol wrote:
I have made some vimscripts for Python programming. I made them for
Vim 7.0, but now I need to get them to work on Vim 6.3 as I have to
work on a system where I cannot update Vim.
My main problem is that I cannot figure out how I can call a function
like
Spearing offtopic, but this does somewhat assume that he has a working
toolchain + all of vim's dependencies, which may not be a valid assumption.
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Excerpts from Bram Moolenaar's message of Thu Nov 24 21:42:27 +0100 2011:
Marc, can you contact the author and ask him to take care of this?
I've done two things:
- CCing the author. So if he reads mail - he knows about the issue.
- Put a note on lingr.com (vim_users_en) (some days ago) and
Hi,
I'm administrator of http://vim-jp.org/ .
Have I better to notify to all? Then, I'll post entry about this.
Regards, Thanks.
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Excerpts from Bram Moolenaar's message of Thu Nov 24 21:42:27 +0100 2011:
I do think that a negative rating is useful.
It is - but not in the current shape.
If you give a negative rating its ok - but you should
- allow the author to remedy the issue
- force users dowvoting scripts to leave a
On Fri, 25 Nov 2011, Marc Weber wrote:
Excerpts from Bram Moolenaar's message of Thu Nov 24 21:42:27 +0100 2011:
I do think that a negative rating is useful.
It is - but not in the current shape.
If you give a negative rating its ok - but you should
- allow the author to remedy the issue
-
Excerpts from Yasuhiro MATSUMOTO's message of Fri Nov 25 04:21:39 +0100 2011:
I'm administrator of http://vim-jp.org/ .
Have I better to notify to all? Then, I'll post entry about this.
:) Great. That would be perfect. What to post?
There should be enough English text to understand what the
On Fri, 25 Nov 2011, Marc Weber wrote:
Excerpts from Yasuhiro MATSUMOTO's message of Fri Nov 25 04:21:39 +0100 2011:
I'm administrator of http://vim-jp.org/ .
Have I better to notify to all? Then, I'll post entry about this.
:) Great. That would be perfect. What to post?
There should be
BTW) It's not japanese. It's chinese. ;)
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ujihisa just clarified that I didn't research carefully enough. Its not
Japanese - but Chinese. Sorry for this.
I just tried Google translation from Japanese to German - and it
returned a translation (which did not make too much sense) - and lot's
of untranslated characters. The Chinese - German
Sorry for this.
I don't mind. :)
That I want to give advice to me is 'This plugin dubious, So I have to
better to notify to many people'.
Regards, Thanks.
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Excerpts from Benjamin R. Haskell's message of Fri Nov 25 04:59:45 +0100 2011:
Why? That seems like a pointless restriction. Just because a plugin
author is unable to write in English doesn't make the plugin somehow
unworthy of being on vim.org.
Even Chinese people are likely to know
Excerpts from Benjamin R. Haskell's message of Fri Nov 25 04:52:14 +0100 2011:
That's what you could do if you're assuming that the ratings are for the
benefit of the plugin authors. I'd rather the ratings be useful for
users.
Let me explain it to you: Its plugin author writing scripts.
Thus
I've never seen Japanese description in any scripts on www.vim.org,
including the script you mentioned which is written in Chinese.
On Nov 24, 7:05 pm, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Excerpts from Bram Moolenaar's message of Thu Nov 24 21:42:27 +0100 2011:
Marc, can you contact the
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