2011/12/9 zhang listar listarmings...@gmail.com:
Hi, all. Minibufexpl.vim is a handy plugin. But a problem bothers me
for a long time.
When I use :bdelete to close a buffer, then the colors of other
buffers disappear,
that is, the background color becomes black, and the foreground color
On Dec 10, 2011, at 6:42 PM, Taylor Hedberg wrote:
Eric Weir, Sat 2011-12-10 @ 18:38:14-0500:
Perhaps is more a wish than a question. I think I know the answer.
Nevertheless, can vim search on files not open in it?
:vimgrep does exactly that.
Wow! Great! I'm a vim newbie-relatively. I've
On Dec 10, 2011, at 6:47 PM, Marc Weber wrote:
Excerpts from Eric Weir's message of Sun Dec 11 00:38:14 +0100 2011:
Perhaps is more a wish than a question. I think I know the answer.
Nevertheless, can vim search on files not open in it?
solution 1) use external grep like commands:
set
Hi,
German message output is broken when encoding=UTF-8.
Maybe calls to convert messages to the current encoding (see :help iconv) are
missing in the code?
To reproduce here are 2 examples among many others:
1. example:
- open new gvim
- :set enc=UTF-8
- :set enc=lalala...
On 11/12/11 13:14, Paul Maier wrote:
Hi,
German message output is broken when encoding=UTF-8.
Maybe calls to convert messages to the current encoding (see :help iconv) are
missing in the code?
To reproduce here are 2 examples among many others:
1. example:
- open new gvim
- :set
Thanks again Ben. I was having the problem you described. Adding
this line to the vimrc file fixed it:
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.txt so C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vimfiles
\ftplugin\markdown.vim
Folding is the only part of markdown I use, so this works for my
situation.
On Dec 3, 8:03 pm, Ben
Dear vim_use,
I wrote a function which replaces the vim r normal command. But then vim the
normal command . breaks. The simplest way to reproduce it is to use:
fun! Replace()
let char=nr2char(getchar())
exe normal! r.char
endfun
nmap r :call Replace()CR
then rx will replace a letter the
On Saturday, 26 November, 2011 at 23:22:16 GMT, Paul wrote:
I want to do this, but only have the ls bit executed if make is successful:
:make | !ls
I expanded on this by doing a make automatically when a buffer is saved:
autocmd BufWritePost *.pl make
Now, I can do this:
:w |
On 11/12/11 21:50, Paul wrote:
On Saturday, 26 November, 2011 at 23:22:16 GMT, Paul wrote:
I want to do this, but only have the ls bit executed if make is
successful:
:make | !ls
I expanded on this by doing a make automatically when a buffer is saved:
autocmd BufWritePost *.pl make
Now, I
I know how to put the decimal and hex equivalent of the character
under the cursor in the statusline:
set statusline+=%b decimal byte '98'
set statusline+=\x%02B hex byte 'x62'
How to put the character itself in the statusline?
-Bill
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I recently compiled a VIM 7.3 under Unix. I am using all default
options.
When opening GVIM, I found that the font rendering is really crappy.
It is entirely unacceptable when compared with VIM 7.2
Here are the screen shots for the same piece of code under two
versions. The font was set to be the
On 12/12/11 05:13, Bee wrote:
I know how to put the decimal and hex equivalent of the character
under the cursor in the statusline:
set statusline+=%b decimal byte '98'
set statusline+=\x%02B hex byte 'x62'
How to put the character itself in the statusline?
-Bill
maybe
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 05:42, Jerry zhiweiw...@gmail.com wrote:
gVIM 7.3 screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/K2nbx.jpg
I see something similar when I set guifont to a non-existing font name.
Does :set guifont=Monospace or choosing some font through Edit
Select font... menu solve your problem?
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 05:57:36AM +0100, Ivan Krasilnikov wrote:
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 05:42, Jerry zhiweiw...@gmail.com wrote:
gVIM 7.3 screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/K2nbx.jpg
I see something similar when I set guifont to a non-existing font name.
Does :set guifont=Monospace or
On 12/12/11 05:42, Jerry wrote:
I recently compiled a VIM 7.3 under Unix. I am using all default
options.
When opening GVIM, I found that the font rendering is really crappy.
It is entirely unacceptable when compared with VIM 7.2
Here are the screen shots for the same piece of code under two
On Dec 12, 5:42 pm, Jerry zhiweiw...@gmail.com wrote:
I recently compiled a VIM 7.3 ... font rendering is really crappy.
Your bad font looks like a proportional font used in vim. Vim with
GTK can use proportional fonts but they look like that. I suggest you
experiment with changing the font,
在 2011年12月11日 下午6:05，Alessandro Antonello antonello@gmail.com 写道：
2011/12/9 zhang listar listarmings...@gmail.com:
Hi, all. Minibufexpl.vim is a handy plugin. But a problem bothers me
for a long time.
When I use :bdelete to close a buffer, then the colors of other
buffers disappear,
This returns the decimal value of the byte (character) under the
cursor:
set statusline+=%b decimal byte
:help statusline
b N Value of byte under cursor.
Since 'b' returns the decimal value as a number (N), could something
like this work?
(I cannot get it to work)
set
On Sun, 11 Dec 2011, Bee wrote:
I know how to put the decimal and hex equivalent of the character
under the cursor in the statusline:
set statusline+=%b decimal byte '98'
set statusline+=\x%02B hex byte 'x62'
How to put the character itself in the statusline?
here is another
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