Re: How to set USERNAME in RHS of set command

On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 7:34:55 AM UTC+12, Bee wrote: Is it possible to make it a one liner? Perhaps I should have given all the details, the way Tony M does. My 'statusline' is set to %%f%1*%{ff=~'u'?'':ff}%* %h%m%r%=%-16.(%l,%2c %L%) %P so I've got the usual stuff, with the dos or mac

Re: synIDattr used with matchadd

On 03/07/12 01:21, richard emberson wrote: If I use the matchadd function to highlight a region given a pattern which is based upon a region, can I use the id returned by matchadd with the function synIDattr get get the fg and bg colors associated with the highlight group used? Or, can synIDattr

Re: vim termcap problem on HP-UX , Vim takes long time to open file or tag

Hi, Did you manage to get to the bottom of this. I've had these issues on all HP-UX 11i v3 servers I put Vim73 on and it's driving me mad? Thanks, Phil. -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more

Strange behavior when switch back to netrw

Hello, I'm having an issue when I've split (or vsplit) between any screen and a netrw window. When I switch from other window to the netrw (C-W [hjkl], depending on direction), netrw doubles each entry. Every time I return to the window, another entry for each entry is added. Hitting C-L after

Re: Strange behavior when switch back to netrw

Bart Baker wrote: Hello, I'm having an issue when I've split (or vsplit) between any screen and a netrw window. When I switch from other window to the netrw (C-W [hjkl], depending on direction), netrw doubles each entry. Every time I return to the window, another entry for each entry is added.

file type detection : complete order

guys/experts: sorry If I'm asking an idiot question... I'm learning about auto detection of file type and apply my own syntax highlight+folding based on it. so overall we have following machnism: 1) ex: set ft= 2) modeline: vim:ft= .. 3) $VIMRUNTIME/filetype.vim 4)

Re: VIM scrollbar

Hi Dotan! On Di, 03 Jul 2012, Dotan Cohen wrote: I find it difficult to keep track of my location in a file with information like 351/2343 15%, and would really like a visual indication such as Code Overview but in the terminal: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2888 I'm

Fold all blocks without TODO in vim notes file

Dear all, I have the following vim notes file: ~  notes ~ ~  #2012-04-12 ~     ◦ DONE beer ~  ~  #2012-04-13 ~     ◦ DONE beer ~     ◦ DONE another beer ~ ~  #2012-06-30 ~     ◦ DONE beer ~ ◦ TODO another beer ~  ~  #2012-07-02 ~     ◦ TODO beer If I start vim with ~ vi notes -c 'set

Re: Fold all blocks without TODO in vim notes file

On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 2:27 PM, Sepp Tannhuber sepp.tannhu...@yahoo.de wrote: Dear all, I have the following vim notes file: ~ notes ~ ~ #2012-04-12 ~ ◦ DONE beer ~ ~ #2012-04-13 ~ ◦ DONE beer ~ ◦ DONE another beer ~ ~ #2012-06-30 ~ ◦ DONE beer ~ ◦ TODO

Re: VIM scrollbar

I used to have this one in my .vimrc (it's based on a tip by A.Politz): https://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/msg/e7c193ad5dc9c136 regards, Christian I did a quick test but that give me nothing, do I miss anything? put following in .vimrc: A statusbar function, that provides a visual

Re: VIM scrollbar

Hi ping! On Di, 03 Jul 2012, ping wrote: I did a quick test but that give me nothing, do I miss anything? Check your 'laststatus' setting. regards, Christian -- -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For

Re: Fold all blocks without TODO in vim notes file

Hi Salman, thanks for answering! For now I use a simple key mapping: : map C-f Esc/TODOCRzo With this method I can unfold block by block with hitting C-f. Is it possible to automate this on startup so that vi hits C-f until it reaches end of file? Cheers Joseph:x -- You received this

Re: VIM scrollbar

you are right Christian. it's 'laststatus' (my value was def 1) now I see the effect of the code. thanks! regards ping On 07/03/2012 04:48 PM, Christian Brabandt wrote: Hi ping! On Di, 03 Jul 2012, ping wrote: I did a quick test but that give me nothing, do I miss anything? Check your

vim abbreviate help...

Hi sorry for this stupid question, but I'm learning vim. I would like to create a pkg abbreviation that create the: package org.hello.world; row in a file found in directory: current_dir/src/main/java/org/hello/world/ I have added this to my .vimrc: autocmd BufRead,BufNew *.java iab pkg

Re: vim abbreviate help...

The problem is: this abbreviation go on next line. I would like to write package etc... on the same line. Quick, barely tested reply: put a 0 in front of the r. If I :r!echo foo in a new, empty buffer, foo goes on line 2, but :0r!echo bar gets bar on line 1. Regards, John -- You

Re: Fold all blocks without TODO in vim notes file

On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 6:08 PM, Sepp Tannhuber sepp.tannhu...@yahoo.de wrote: Hi Salman, thanks for answering! For now I use a simple key mapping: : map C-f Esc/TODOCRzo With this method I can unfold block by block with hitting C-f. Is it possible to automate this on startup so that vi

Re: vim abbreviate help...

On Tue, 3 Jul 2012, Roberto S. wrote: Hi sorry for this stupid question, but I'm learning vim. I would like to create a pkg abbreviation that create the: package org.hello.world; row in a file found in directory: current_dir/src/main/java/org/hello/world/ I have added this to my .vimrc:

How to write a text line as binary/Hex with a filename by means of Vim command line(s)?

Hi guys, -Vim 7.3 + Vista(SP2) If there are 8 chars in one line like this: 52494646 Question: using Vim command line(s), how to write a binary file, and make it 'RIFF' (4 char, not '52494646') in a viewer of TXT? BRs, -- William -- You received this message from the vim_use

Re: vim abbreviate help...

Hi, Roberto S. wrote: Hi sorry for this stupid question, but I'm learning vim. I would like to create a pkg abbreviation that create the: package org.hello.world; row in a file found in directory: current_dir/src/main/java/org/hello/world/ I have added this to my .vimrc: autocmd