In Vim 7.3 mswin.vim defines `inoremap C-S C-O:updateCR`, which causes
problems when pressed shortly after a C-XC-O combination because the
auto-completed text will now read :update + newline instead of saving the file.
The problem is caused by the C-O which undoes the autocomplete item
On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 12:17:30 PM UTC+2, bjorn.winckler wrote:
On Jun 10, 1:56 am, John Little wrote:
FWIW,your SimpleBalloon function works in my GTK2 vim 7.3.524 on linux.
I can confirm that the same works on MacVim snapshot 64 on OS X
10.7.4.
Have you checked that 'beval' and
experts:
this might be an old topic...but surprisingly I don#39;t get a good answer
from google easily...
in my work I use linux and I already swapped the esc/caps with xmodmap, so I
don#39;t have issue to do it for the whole computer (not just for vim).
but from time to time I need
On Sunday, June 17, 2012 9:53:43 PM UTC-5, AndyHancock wrote:
On Jun 17, 10:13 pm, Tony Mechelynck antoine.mechely...@gmail.com
wrote:
On 18/06/12 03:44, AndyHancock wrote:
On Jun 17, 8:16 pm, Tony Mechelynck
antoine.mechely...@gmail.com wrote:
On 17/06/12 22:14, AndyHancock wrote:
I'm
2012/6/6 Pablo Giménez pablog...@gmail.com:
Hello.
I am using a set of scripts to integrate Python in VIM done by Kirill
Klenov know as Python mode Klen:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3770
I am having trouble with pydoc and run python code.
For pydoc it uses the next
2012/6/14 Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de:
You should be more specific about 'some issues'. Which kind of issues do
you observe exactly?
Well I think the % symbol confuse some string evaluations.
I use a function like this:
function! SetLocalPath ()
Current basename for the buffer
let
On 24/05/12 9:29 AM, Kartik Agaram wrote:
Lisp symbols can usually contain ':', but I'm using a dialect where
':' is special syntax. I'd like to highlight it like parens.
A) My first attempt was the following:
au BufReadPost *.lisp syntax match Delimiter /:/
(The autocmd is to apply this
Hi Pablo!
On Mo, 18 Jun 2012, Pablo Giménez wrote:
Well I think the % symbol confuse some string evaluations.
I use a function like this:
function! SetLocalPath ()
Current basename for the buffer
let baseName = expand(%:p:h)
if isdirectory(baseName)
exe 'lcd ' .
I posted this earlier on vim_mac, but it's not very active at the moment. I
thought I'd give it a try here.
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I've encountered a problem with a plugin that the developer has determined is
due to a vim
On 13/04/12 9:59 PM, André Rodier wrote:
Thanks for your answer,
Basically, I want to fold portions of code, encoded by #region /
#endregion blocks, but I don't want to loose the ability to fold
classes and methods as well.
This need is crucial when you have a class with 15-20 methods, and you
I've encountered a problem with a plugin that the developer has
determined is due to a vim bug. He recommended that I get a more up to
date version of vim. Currently I have MacVim 73 (53). I gather that to
get the most up to date version it is necessary to compile it.
Note that even compiling
Philip Mat (?) wrote:
In Vim 7.3 mswin.vim defines `inoremap C-S C-O:updateCR`, which
causes problems when pressed shortly after a C-XC-O combination
because the auto-completed text will now read :update + newline
instead of saving the file. The problem is caused by the C-O which
undoes
I've been running for a few days with
inoremap C-S Esc:updateCRa
and I didn't run into any issues.
I typically have inoremap C-S Esc:wCR because I'm a compulsive saver and
I want to be in normal mode as much as possible.
I can see your point though, but all I can offer is anecdotal
On 06/18/12 16:55, philipmat wrote:
I've been running for a few days with
inoremap C-S Esc:updateCRa
and I didn't run into any issues.
I suspect you'll hit weird behaviors on the first character of a
line. I'd recommend gi instead of a to resume insertion where
you left off.
-tim
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2012/6/18 Christian Brabandt cbli...@256bit.org:
Hi Pablo!
On Mo, 18 Jun 2012, Pablo Giménez wrote:
Well I think the % symbol confuse some string evaluations.
I use a function like this:
function! SetLocalPath ()
Current basename for the buffer
let baseName = expand(%:p:h)
Hi everyone,
When diffing two files, I have been wondering if is it possible to display the
total number of differences between the files (i.e. the number of ]c motions
required to get to the end).
Ideally I would like a statusline (or simply an echoed message) that says
something like This
thanks!
I don' know autohotkey...
to what file I need to put these lines in?
If you can use autohotkey paste this into your autohotkey script, it will only
replace caps lock for esc in vim and a few other apps:
; use shift+capslock for the default capslock
+Capslock::Capslock
#IfWinActive,
no luch trying this in windows/dygwin...
turn to some xwin issue (complaining no DISPLAY or something..)
will give up on this win crap..
于 2012/6/17 3:30, Erik Christiansen 写道:
On 17.06.12 11:25, ping song wrote:
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 10:18 AM, ping song songpingem...@gmail.com wrote:
I
On Jun 18, 11:35 am, skeept ske...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sunday, June 17, 2012 9:53:43 PM UTC-5, AndyHancock wrote:
Any further suggestions are welcome. I'll wait a bit before
posting in the cygwin forum.
This is not a vim problem, I think this happens a lot with cygwin.
Take Tony's sugestion
于 2012/6/18 9:59, skeept 写道:
#IfWinActive, ahk_class Vim
*CapsLock::Esc
I finally installed an autohotkey and add following line:
Capslock::Esc
in C:\Users\ping\Documents\AutoHotkey.ahk
according to:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Map_caps_lock_to_escape_in_Windows
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