On 2013–01–10 Christian Brabandt wrote:
If I run /\\bar in normal mode this works. What is wrong with this
and how do I rewrite the search so that \bar is found including the
backslash?
You are searching for \bar, where \b translates to the backspace char.
This is described at :h
On Friday, January 11, 2013 2:34:24 AM UTC+1, Tim Chase wrote:
4) spawn xclip to manage the selection/clipboard buffers
I actually forgot that I had a workaround for the issue (!?):
work-around to copy selected text to system clipboard
and prevent it from clearing clipboard when using
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Hash: SHA256
TL;DR: I often use countj and countk to jump to other lines (with
'relativenumber' enabled).
Is it possible to add those jumps to the jumplist?
And/or what are more efficient ways of jumping to lines which are
visible on the screen?
Thanks, and my
On Friday, January 11, 2013 2:08:25 AM UTC-6, Marco wrote:
This only explains the need to escape a backslash with a backslash,
not the need for double-escaping. And I didn't find the information
either in :h normal or :h execute.
It won't be in :he :normal, because it has nothing to do
Testing
function! Pastefile( FILE )
let arg_file = $HOME./.vim/cf3snippets/.a:FILE
let @ = join( readfile( arg_file ), \n )
put
endfunction
imap //tmp c-r=Pastefile( template.cf )CRESCA
The above imap results in
Code:
bundle agent test {
0}
The zero on the last line is not in the
Am 11.01.2013 17:55, schrieb neilhwat...@gmail.com:
Testing
function! Pastefile( FILE )
let arg_file = $HOME./.vim/cf3snippets/.a:FILE
let @ = join( readfile( arg_file ), \n )
put
endfunction
imap //tmp c-r=Pastefile( template.cf )CRESCA
The above imap results in
Code:
bundle
Thank you.
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On 2013–01–11 Ben Fritz wrote:
It won't be in :he :normal, because it has nothing to do with your
normal command. :he :execute says it evaluates a string. In order
to get a '\' character into a double-quoted string, you need to
escape it with another '\' character, like here is a string with
Hi,
I have the following autocommand
set readonly files to autoread
autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile * if readonly == 1 | setlocal autoread so=0
\ sbo+=ver,hor | endif
I usually set so=2 in my vimrc. After I use vim help the value of so is changed
in all buffers to be 0.
I am sure that
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my case, 28
lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via ctrl-b). I'd
like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer with multiple
contiguous pages) scroll forwards and backwards by a full page.
I don't
On 01/11/2013 07:34 PM, Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my case, 28
lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via ctrl-b). I'd
like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer with multiple
contiguous pages) scroll
Am 11.01.2013 19:54, schrieb skeept:
Hi,
I have the following autocommand
set readonly files to autoread
autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile * if readonly == 1 | setlocal autoread so=0
\ sbo+=ver,hor | endif
I usually set so=2 in my vimrc. After I use vim help the value of so
is
Phil Dobbin wrote:
On 01/11/2013 07:34 PM, Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my case, 28
lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via ctrl-b). I'd
like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer with multiple
'scrolloff' is a global option, :setlocal can be used to change a global
OK, I understand why this is the case now.
I will remove that setting from the autocommand.
Thank you.
Jorge.
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Am 11.01.2013 20:34, schrieb Charles Campbell:
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my case,
28 lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via ctrl-b).
I'd like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer with multiple
contiguous pages) scroll
Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Mi, 09 Jan 2013, Wiktor Ruben wrote:
Hello Vimmers,
Let's create sample fold:
vim -u NONE -N
:set foldmethod=marker
i
{{{1CR
foo bar zazCR
foo bar zazEscbmm0za
OK, now we have mark 'm' set at the beginning of second 'zaz' within
Andy Wokula wrote:
Am 11.01.2013 20:34, schrieb Charles Campbell:
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my case,
28 lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via ctrl-b).
I'd like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer with multiple
contiguous
Hi Charles!
On Fr, 11 Jan 2013, Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello!
When I press ctrl-f and ctrl-b I seem to get a full page (in my
case, 28 lines) less 2, both forward (via ctrl-f) and backward (via
ctrl-b). I'd like to have my mpage plugin (which shows a buffer
with multiple contiguous
If I have something stored in a specific register say register z
and select something visual then I try to paste over it with zp
but this doesn't seem to do anything...
Is there a easy way of accomplishing this?
Regards,
Jorge
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On 01/11/13 19:26, skeept wrote:
If I have something stored in a specific register say register z
and select something visual then I try to paste over it with zp
but this doesn't seem to do anything...
Is there a easy way of accomplishing this?
This seems peculiar, as you're doing it right.
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 8:32 PM, Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com wrote:
On 01/11/13 19:26, skeept wrote:
If I have something stored in a specific register say register z
and select something visual then I try to paste over it with zp
but this doesn't seem to do anything...
Is there a easy
On 01/11/13 19:39, stosss wrote:
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 8:32 PM, Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com wrote:
On 01/11/13 19:26, skeept wrote:
If I have something stored in a specific register say register z
and select something visual then I try to paste over it with zp
but this doesn't seem to
Vim will highlight markdown headings (e.g. #heading1) in files with the
“.markdown” suffix.
Is there a way to highlight markdown headings in files with the “.txt” sufix?
Thank you.
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Hi,
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De: skeept ske...@gmail.com
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Sujet: Using autocommand to change scrolloff but it is changed in allbuffers
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2013 10:54:21 -0800 (PST)
Hi,
I have the following autocommand
set readonly files to autoread
On 01/11/13 20:10, wolfv wrote:
Vim will highlight markdown headings (e.g. #heading1) in files with the
“.markdown” suffix.
Is there a way to highlight markdown headings in files with the “.txt” sufix?
My 7.2 doesn't seem to do markdown by default. However, you can
override the 'filetype'
In the past I added the following line to my _vimrc file to have gvim open in
full screen:au GUIEnter * simalt ~xNow it opens in full screen even when
the above line is commented out. Something elsehas crept in, but I cannot find
it. When I start with gvim -u NONE it does not open
In the past I added the following line to my _vimrc file to have
gvim open in full screen:au GUIEnter * simalt ~xNow it opens
in full screen even when the above line is commented out.
Something elsehas crept in, but I cannot find it. When I start
with gvim -u NONE it does not open withfull
On Friday, January 11, 2013 8:32:44 PM UTC-5, Tim Chase wrote:
On 01/11/13 19:26, skeept wrote:
If I have something stored in a specific register say register z
and select something visual then I try to paste over it with zp
but this doesn't seem to do anything...
Is there a
On Friday, January 11, 2013 7:22:43 PM UTC-7, Tim Chase wrote:
On 01/11/13 20:10, wolfv wrote:
Vim will highlight markdown headings (e.g. #heading1) in files with the
�.markdown� suffix.
Is there a way to highlight markdown headings in files with the �.txt�
sufix?
On Saturday, January 12, 2013 8:34:24 AM UTC+13, Charles Campbell wrote:
about that 2. Is this a page has rows lines less 2 standard, or is
it an artifact of my o/s?
IIRC vi did that. nvi still does.
The 'window' option is clipped to lines minus one, and is only used when there
is only
Hi John!
On Fr, 11 Jan 2013, John Little wrote:
On Saturday, January 12, 2013 8:34:24 AM UTC+13, Charles Campbell wrote:
about that 2. Is this a page has rows lines less 2 standard, or is
it an artifact of my o/s?
IIRC vi did that. nvi still does.
The 'window' option is clipped
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