On Thu, September 12, 2013 13:38, shawn wilson wrote:
Can vim be made to DWIM here? I did a quick search and found I'm not the
only one who has run into this. For example:
http://briancarper.net/blog/341/
Just to re-explain what I want: when you visually select a block, you can
change or
On Monday, September 23, 2013 11:54:27 AM UTC-5, Andrew Long wrote:
What I thought of was to use a global operation limited to the 'for' and the
matching 'repeat', and what I tried was this:-
:/^\(\s\+\)for\s\+\(\a\k*\)\s\+to.*/,/^\1repeat/g/\2/s/\2/i/g
Only I fell at the first
I have a program with a number of constructs like this:-
for subscriptI to count someThing do
something( subscriptI ) :=
repeat
@...
begin
for subscriptJ to count someThingElse do
someThingElse( subscriptJ ) :=
repeat
end
And I ant to replace all the different subscripts
Playing around with the latest VimGolf challenge[1], I was attempting
to use gi to add some text, then control+O (or backtick-backtick) to
jump back to where I had issued the gi. I was somewhat surprised to
find that gi doesn't modify the jump-list, even though it can
generate some pretty large
Hi,
I want to use vim to edit some dictionary file. Does anybody have some
plugins for the '.dsl' format? Thanks.
http://goldendict.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5t=751
http://lingvo.helpmax.net/en/troubleshooting/dsl-compiler/dsl-tags/
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