Re: Will vim copy all file content to memory when i open a file?

On Do, 15 Feb 2018, Tony Mechelynck wrote: > On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:49 PM, Lifepillar wrote: > [...] > > In my system (macOS and Vim 8.0.1500), if I run `vim --clean` > > repeatedly, both maxmem and maxmemtot are set to the same huge value, which > > changes at

Re: current milestone in Vim development (Bram has commited +- daily)

On Do, 15 Feb 2018, Renato Fabbri wrote: > I am asking about milestones, if any are publicly stated or recognized. There are no public milestones. You can have a look in the todo list to see what Bram is working on. Basically mainly bug fixes and every now and then a new feature is

Re: current milestone in Vim development (Bram has commited +- daily)

yes, here my files are edited in a Vim compiled in a python2+3 nogui termguicolors (:version output is below) I am asking about milestones, if any are publicly stated or recognized. ~ 7.X - 8 versions were preceded by many daily commits. (as shown by Bram in the 25 years of Vim video) tx++

Re: current milestone in Vim development (Bram has commited +- daily)

On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 5:00 AM, Renato Fabbri wrote: > in Bram's 2016 screencast (video) about 25 years of Vim, > he shows commit stats in which large periods of > daily commits precedes relevant Vim releases. > > Anyone know current milestone(s)? > > cheers, > R. I

current milestone in Vim development (Bram has commited +- daily)

in Bram's 2016 screencast (video) about 25 years of Vim, he shows commit stats in which large periods of daily commits precedes relevant Vim releases. Anyone know current milestone(s)? cheers, R. -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply

Re: Will vim copy all file content to memory when i open a file?

On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 12:28 AM, Tony Mechelynck wrote: > On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:49 PM, Lifepillar wrote: > [...] >> In my system (macOS and Vim 8.0.1500), if I run `vim --clean` >> repeatedly, both maxmem and maxmemtot are set to the

Re: Will vim copy all file content to memory when i open a file?

On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:49 PM, Lifepillar wrote: [...] > In my system (macOS and Vim 8.0.1500), if I run `vim --clean` > repeatedly, both maxmem and maxmemtot are set to the same huge value, which > changes at every run, such as 9007199253926612 or > 9007199253919906.

Sub-menu lists?

I am sure that this question has been asked other times, bu I could not find answer. I am writing a menu for an application and I would like to obtain a sub-menu-list, something like in the main menu: "Edit --> Colour scheme"or "Tools -> Spelling". Where can I find the documentation? Thank you

Re: Replace v:val by v:key in a list if patter matches

Le mercredi 14 février 2018 11:53:11 UTC+1, tyru a écrit : > Hi Ni Va, > > You can choose what you like. > > let list = ['foo', 'bar'] > let pattern = 'oo' > > echo map(copy(list), 'v:val =~# pattern ? v:key : v:val') > " or > echo map(copy(list), 'v:val =~# '.string(pattern).' ? v:key :

Re: http://www.vim.org is down?

Takuya Fujiwara wrote: > When I access to http://www.vim.org , I was redirected to > https://sourceforge.net/error-404.html . > ("Page not found - SourceForge.net") > > But it seems https://vim.sourceforge.io/ is alive, though. Seems to be a sourceforge problem, their status page also doesn't

Re: http://www.vim.org is down?

On 18-02-14 21:21:15, tyru wrote: Hi list, When I access to http://www.vim.org , I was redirected to https://sourceforge.net/error-404.html . ("Page not found - SourceForge.net") But it seems https://vim.sourceforge.io/ is alive, though. -- Takuya Fujiwara Yep, same here. -- -- You

http://www.vim.org is down?

Hi list, When I access to http://www.vim.org , I was redirected to https://sourceforge.net/error-404.html . ("Page not found - SourceForge.net") But it seems https://vim.sourceforge.io/ is alive, though. -- Takuya Fujiwara -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not

Re: Replace v:val by v:key in a list if patter matches

Hi Ni Va, You can choose what you like. let list = ['foo', 'bar'] let pattern = 'oo' echo map(copy(list), 'v:val =~# pattern ? v:key : v:val') " or echo map(copy(list), 'v:val =~# '.string(pattern).' ? v:key : v:val') " or (Vim 8 or higher) echo map(copy(list), {i,v -> v =~# pattern ? i : v})

Re: substitue( optimize

Yes that's why I switch Choice One : VimL binary file parse to Choice 2 : Ruby Ox parser seems to have very good perf. currently workin on, I leave VimL func... Thank you for the first explanation of set List full ready to work some job. I agree 2018-02-14 9:57 GMT+01:00 Nikolay Aleksandrovich

Re: substitue( optimize

2018-02-14 11:31 GMT+03:00 Ni Va : > Entirely agree with your VimL principle : less command is fast/better, inner > system apis... Principle that works for any Language. Not actually. What I mean here is that you should use VimL expressions where normally you would use

Re: substitue( optimize

Entirely agree with your VimL principle : less command is fast/better, inner system apis... Principle that works for any Language. Out the fact that it is not here a xml treenode parser but inlines binary file modifications, do you think modifying large xml file (1Million line 40Mo) can be as

Re: substitue( optimize

2018-02-14 10:41 GMT+03:00 Ni Va : > Le mardi 13 février 2018 14:30:38 UTC+1, Luc Hermitte a écrit : >> Hello Nicholas, >> >> > After reading a file and getting 1 million lines' List, I need to >> > make similar substitutions over matched lines ~500 times with this >> > func: