Re: Ignore some filenames

Hi, 2015-12-4(Fri) 14:48:23 UTC+9 h_east: > Hi Paolo, > > 2015-12-4(Fri) 13:55:27 UTC+9 Paolo Bolzoni: > > Dear list, > > > > I use vim to write C++ code and often I start the program using a > > command line like > > $ vcpp classX.* > > (vcpp is an alias for vim -u ~/.vim/vcpp/vimrc where the C

Re: Ignore some filenames

On 2015-12-04, Paolo Bolzoni wrote: > Dear list, > > I use vim to write C++ code and often I start the program using a > command line like > $ vcpp classX.* > (vcpp is an alias for vim -u ~/.vim/vcpp/vimrc where the C++ settings are) > > So vim opens the files with definitions and headers. Howeve

Re: Ignore some filenames

Hi Paolo, 2015-12-4(Fri) 13:55:27 UTC+9 Paolo Bolzoni: > Dear list, > > I use vim to write C++ code and often I start the program using a > command line like > $ vcpp classX.* > (vcpp is an alias for vim -u ~/.vim/vcpp/vimrc where the C++ settings are) > > So vim opens the files with definitions

Re: VIM shows line ending when there is no line ending on the last line of a file

This is expected. Your complaint seems to stem from a confusion between "line separators" (the DOS and Windows concept) and "line endings" (the Unix and Vim concept). Let us explain how Vim does it: Vim doesn't store the individual lines differently based on whether they had an end-of-line in the

Ignore some filenames

Dear list, I use vim to write C++ code and often I start the program using a command line like $ vcpp classX.* (vcpp is an alias for vim -u ~/.vim/vcpp/vimrc where the C++ settings are) So vim opens the files with definitions and headers. However if the file is compiled vim also opens the .o file

Re: VIM shows line ending when there is no line ending on the last line of a file

On 2015-12-03, alessio.poll...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi, today I discovered a strange issue that lead me to waste 2 > hours of time, since I rely on vim but it seems I discovered a > bug. > > When working with files I usually put on end of line markers > with the command : set list . Today I had a fil

VIM shows line ending when there is no line ending on the last line of a file

Hi, today I discovered a strange issue that lead me to waste 2 hours of time, since I rely on vim but it seems I discovered a bug. When working with files I usually put on end of line markers with the command : set list . Today I had a file with the last line without a LF character but though I

Re: Highlight if-else-endif structures in Vim

On 2015-12-03, Charles E Campbell wrote: > Try Rainbow.vim from my website: > http://www.drchip.org/astronaut/vim/index.html#RAINBOW . It currently > handles c, c++, matlab, Latex, javascript, and vim. I just did that, following the link above, but ~/.vim/Rainbow.vba.gz does not contain a rainbo

Re: Highlight if-else-endif structures in Vim

Eric Christopherson wrote: > On Wed, Aug 26, 2015, Fabian Nick wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> ss there a way to highlight if-else-endif structures in Vim on demand based >> on their 'level' in the overall program hierarchy? I.e. I want something like >> >> if <<< highlight in red >>foo >> else r

Re: Fullwidth sign characters, misaligned colorcolumn, and missing visual highlighting

On 1 Dec 2015, at 21:31, Christian Brabandt wrote: > Attached is a patch. Thanks! I applied the patch to MacVim 7.4.947 and I can confirm it solved both problems for me. Thanks again, Yours, Andrew -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your rep

Re: Fullwidth sign characters, misaligned colorcolumn, and missing visual highlighting

> On Di, 01 Dez 2015, b...@airbladesoftware.com wrote: > > Hello! > > > > Under certain circumstances the colorcolumn becomes misaligned by one > > character: > > > > 1. A lign has a sign whose text is a fullwidth character. > > 2. The colorcolumn is a column after the end of the text on the li