On So, 14 Jul 2019, 'J S' via vim_use wrote:
> > Have a look at :h sh-embed for the general principle.
>
> I'm assuming that you either didn't read the OP or read it very
> quickly, since it (the OP) makes it very clear that I had already done
> that.
You are making it unnecessary hard to
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On Sun, Jul 14, 2019, 09:18 Christian Brabandt wrote:
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> On Sa, 13 Jul 2019, 陈世用 wrote:
>
> > Like in a terminal buffer, typing:
> >
> > ```
> > $ :vsp demo.file
> > ```
> >
> > `:` is the custom shell function's name.
> >
> > It's expand to `:vsp demo.file` or something.
>
> I
> Perl is off-topic in this thread.
>
> I do not want any discussion of Perl in this thread.
>
OK, just trying to offer a solution.
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> Have a look at :h sh-embed for the general principle.
I'm assuming that you either didn't read the OP or read it very quickly, since
it (the OP) makes it very clear that I had already done that.
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On So, 14 Jul 2019, skeept wrote:
> I confirmed that is the case. When I try using another python distribution it
> doesn't crash.
> I hope at some point vim or conda can fix the issue, for now my best choice
> is to find time to compile vim without python.
It is probably an implementation
> Although nowhere stated explicitly, I believe Vims python implementation
> is not exactly compatible with conda. Please try with a normal python
> distribution.
>
>
> Best,
> Christian
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On Mi, 10 Jul 2019, Mathieu Roux wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use many text files to write many things on my laptop, and i use
> aliases to access them.
> For exemple, suppose that i have the alias "foo" to access ~/bar with
> vim.
>
> alias foo='vim ~/bar'
>
> So it works when i write "foo"
On Mo, 01 Jul 2019, Steve Canny wrote:
> After a recent upgrade to 8.1-154 and 8.1-156, code-folding is not working
> for restructuredText (rst) file-type. Reverting to version 8.1-153 restores
> that functionality.
>
> :e foobar.rst
>
> -> file opens with text fully expanded
>
> zc
>
>
On Sa, 13 Jul 2019, 'J S' via vim_use wrote:
> (On the subject of syntax highlighting languages embedded in other languages)
>
> I frequently write (bash) shell scripts with embedded AWK scripts, and I've
> found the awkembed.vim script quite useful. I have it installed at:
>
>
On Sa, 13 Jul 2019, skeept wrote:
> I had to change computers recently. In my previous computer I was compiling
> vim with python to avoid this issue also, but I had no time to compile it yet
> so I downloaded a 64 bit build of vim for windows:
>
> MS-Windows 64-bit console version
> Included
On Sa, 13 Jul 2019, 陈世用 wrote:
> Like in a terminal buffer, typing:
>
> ```
> $ :vsp demo.file
> ```
>
> `:` is the custom shell function's name.
>
> It's expand to `:vsp demo.file` or something.
I think it is unclear, what you are asking exactly. Please clarify.
Best,
Christian
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B:
3: Text in B2
2: Text in B1
1:
>
Starting from B, how would I ever be able to reach position "Text in B1" using
?
And - as this is a rhetorical question - how could we improve this
Like in a terminal buffer, typing:
```
$ :vsp demo.file
```
`:` is the custom shell function's name.
It's expand to `:vsp demo.file` or something.
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