Hi, I've encountered a weird behaviour of quickfix so let me ask a few
questions.
When I open a quickfix window with :copen, the quickfix window is opened at the
bottom right and the corresponding source code is opened at the just upper
window. The source code window seems to be opened at the
On Monday, December 1, 2014 8:59:29 PM UTC-6, Alexander Chow wrote:
There is nothing I can do about it, I've made hundreds attempts without any
luck.
How on earth can I set highlight on files that have no extension, say
/etc/hosts file. I would like to set highlight on comments. that's it!!!
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 7:05:10 AM UTC-6, Ben Fritz wrote:
On Monday, December 1, 2014 8:59:29 PM UTC-6, Alexander Chow wrote:
There is nothing I can do about it, I've made hundreds attempts without any
luck.
How on earth can I set highlight on files that have no extension, say
Trying to get this to work, not sure how.
Vim 7.4.491
Assume the net result is I have this:
let test_newline = '\n'
Note, that is not:
let test_newline = \n
As this value is getting assigned from some other place.
What I want to do is be able to convert it back into the equivalent of:
\n
I
David Fishburn wrote:
Assume the net result is I have this:
let test_newline = '\n'
Is this what you mean?
:let x = '\n'
:let x = substitute(x, '\\n', '\n', 'g')
:echo char2nr(x)
The first line puts a string of two characters (a backslash and n) into x.
The second line changes
