I've written some tips down at the README.md of
github.com/c9s/vim-dev-plugin.
It always depends on the use case.
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I write in Vim and when ready to format/publish dump documents in LyX for
formatting as LaTeX documents. When I do so, double quotes show up in LyX with
closing quotes at the beginning and end of the quote. When dumped in a word
processor, opening and closing quotes are identical as well, but
I was thinking about remapping s to $, because:
you would gain:
sp to append what you yanked to the currently line
si to start insert 1 character before the end
[count]s to quickly go down [count]-1 lines and go to the end of that line
sF[char] to find the last [char] on this line
sciw to
On 08/04/12 00:41, Sayth Renshaw wrote:
Looking for some basic advice tips on how you manage a web
development workflow in vim. Do you start and manage your server
from within vim to debug and preview your pages as you edit
them.
Besides the obvious HTML CSS I also use JQuery. At
On 4 August 2012 12:59, Daan bak...@gmail.com wrote:
I was thinking about remapping s to $, because:
you would gain:
sp to append what you yanked to the currently line
si to start insert 1 character before the end
[count]s to quickly go down [count]-1 lines and go to the end of that line
On 04/08/12 13:19, Eric Weir wrote:
I write in Vim and when ready to format/publish dump documents in LyX
for formatting as LaTeX documents. When I do so, double quotes show up
in LyX with closing quotes at the beginning and end of the quote. When
dumped in a word processor, opening and closing
On 04/08/12 15:26, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 04/08/12 13:19, Eric Weir wrote:
I write in Vim and when ready to format/publish dump documents in LyX
for formatting as LaTeX documents. When I do so, double quotes show up
in LyX with closing quotes at the beginning and end of the quote. When
It's entirely up to you of course! I use 's' a lot (particular in the
form of e.g. 3s to change three letters). It has the (significant in
my book) advantage over 3xi that if I then use '.' to repeat, it
repeats the change, not just the insertion. [...]
s is functionally the same as cl, so
On Aug 4, 2012 3:43 PM, Daan bak...@gmail.com wrote:
It's entirely up to you of course! I use 's' a lot (particular in the
form of e.g. 3s to change three letters). It has the (significant in
my book) advantage over 3xi that if I then use '.' to repeat, it
repeats the change, not just
On 2012-08-04, Daan wrote:
It's entirely up to you of course! I use 's' a lot (particular in the
form of e.g. 3s to change three letters). It has the (significant in
my book) advantage over 3xi that if I then use '.' to repeat, it
repeats the change, not just the insertion. [...]
s is
so, i go to open a file:
:o t2.pl
E37: No write since last change (add ! to override)
ok, fine:
:o! t2.pl
E477: No ! allowed
so, what is the issue and shouldn't the error be better / more descriptive?
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On Sat, Aug 04, 2012 at 04:50:20PM -0400, shawn wilson wrote:
so, i go to open a file:
:o t2.pl
E37: No write since last change (add ! to override)
ok, fine:
:o! t2.pl
E477: No ! allowed
so, what is the issue and shouldn't the error be better / more descriptive?
Yepp, there is an
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 11:59:49 PM UTC+12, Daan wrote:
I was thinking about remapping s to $, because:
...
What do you think?
I used vi for years, before 'discovering' s. Then I used it intensively when
coding; it saves a keystroke and facilitates using a period to repeat the
change.
On 08/04/12 18:51, John Little wrote:
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 11:59:49 PM UTC+12, Daan wrote:
I was thinking about remapping s to $, because:
...
What do you think?
I used vi for years, before 'discovering' s. Then I used it
intensively when coding; it saves a keystroke and
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