here is a patch to make the matchpairs setting multibyte aware.
Thank so much, Christian!
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On Monday, December 31, 2012 9:23:43 PM UTC-6, Jack Gates wrote:
I found this
You have to use normal to execute normal mode commands in command mode:
:g/searchString/ normal ^A
Note that you have to press Ctrl-V Ctrl-A to get the ^A character.
I have
On Monday, December 31, 2012 3:59:03 PM UTC-6, HarleyPig wrote:
I have a map I use that inserts a timestamp in the form of
__TS:1356990559|Dec 31, 2012 14:49__
The dual nature allows me to visually parse the date, and process my entries
easily with a program that parses the file.
I'm
Hello,
I've downloaded MinGW on Windows 7, so I can compile c++ programs from cmd with
the command g++ example.cpp -o run. With vim, :make isn't catching any errors,
or maybe I don't correctly understand how :make works, I'm not really sure.
In my vimrc I have:
makeprg=g++\ %\ -o\ run
When
Hmm ... I thought I could have a global syntax. I wanted this to work across
any syntax and/or filetype.
If I manually source the file it works, or if I make a after/syntax/perl.vim
file it will work in my perl files, at least partially--I can't seem to make it
work when the timestamp is part
On 02/01/13 07:13, HarleyPig wrote:
Hmm ... I thought I could have a global syntax. I wanted this to work across
any syntax and/or filetype.
If I manually source the file it works, or if I make a after/syntax/perl.vim
file it will work in my perl files, at least partially--I can't seem to
