On Sat, Nov 21, 2015 at 2:50 PM, BPJ wrote:
> Den 2015-11-20 kl. 20:20, skrev Tony Mechelynck:
>> These options can be toggled by hitting Ctrl-^ but since that
>> keystroke is hard to find on my Belgian AZERTY keyboard I use the
>> following, which works also in Normal mode:
>>
>> set ims=-1
John Fishburn wrote:
I know that
.set hlsearch
will highlight all matches of search patterns.
My question is, can this highlighting be done only for occurrences of a local
variable within a C/C++ subroutine? E.g. highlight all occurrences of 'i' that
are local to a subroutine but not those ou
Hi, The following is the indentation results of some C code in vim. Is
there a way to fix this problem?
void f(
int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, int a
, in
I know that
.set hlsearch
will highlight all matches of search patterns.
My question is, can this highlighting be done only for occurrences of a local
variable within a C/C++ subroutine? E.g. highlight all occurrences of 'i' that
are local to a subroutine but not those outside.
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Den 2015-11-20 kl. 20:20, skrev Tony Mechelynck:
> These options can be toggled by hitting Ctrl-^ but since that
> keystroke is hard to find on my Belgian AZERTY keyboard I use the
> following, which works also in Normal mode:
>
> set ims=-1
> map :let &l:imi = ! &l:imi
> map!
I
Is it possible to simultaneously highlight all occurrences of an identifier in
a C subroutine? E.g. I want to highlight all occurrences of the variable 'i'
in a subroutine, but not occurrences outside the routine.
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