On Fri, 7 Oct 2022 08:25:16 +0200
Christian Brabandt wrote:
> You should not be required to bother :)
I realize that. That's why I didn't know about this variable before. But
my question is -- sorry for prying -- is it _intended_ to point to
installation directory, i.e., the system's vim files?
On Do, 06 Okt 2022, Barry Gold wrote:
> Following your suggestions, I think that this behavior is caused by the
> extension .cl
> I'm using that for PHP classes, but it looks like my current version of vim
> thinks that .cl is for "LISP" files.
>
> Maybe I can override that somehow?
You may
Following your suggestions, I think that this behavior is caused by the
extension .cl
I'm using that for PHP classes, but it looks like my current version of vim
thinks that .cl is for "LISP" files.
Maybe I can override that somehow?
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 12:13:57 PM UTC-7 Gary Johnso
On Fr, 07 Okt 2022, Enan Ajmain wrote:
> Where should `:h $VIM` point toward? Where vim is installed or where vim
> configurations is situated? By default it points to where vim is
> installed. But the help doc says:
>
> > The environment variable "$VIM" is used to locate various user files
> >
Where should `:h $VIM` point toward? Where vim is installed or where vim
configurations is situated? By default it points to where vim is
installed. But the help doc says:
> The environment variable "$VIM" is used to locate various user files
> for Vim, such as the user startup script ".vimrc".
You could try a hack by calling a function that checks for v:warningmsg and
reset it, in a "statusline" invoked function. Something like:
---
fu! CheckWrap()
if v:warningmsg =~# "^search hit [BT]"
"Ring bell
exe "norm! \"
endif
let v:warningmsg=""
endf
"call CheckWrap u
> When performing a search, it's easy for me to miss the "search hit
> BOTTOM, continuing at TOP" message because my attention is focused on
> the matches. For this reason, I'd like a sound of my choice to be played
> when the search wraps (using +sound). Is this possible?
No, don't see a way.
When performing a search, it's easy for me to miss the "search hit
BOTTOM, continuing at TOP" message because my attention is focused on
the matches. For this reason, I'd like a sound of my choice to be played
when the search wraps (using +sound). Is this possible?
Thanks,
Life.
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On 2022-10-06, Barry Gold wrote:
> I have been using vim for many years, but it has lately been behaving very
> strangely. I have autoindent and autowrap set, but vim appears to ignore them
> while editing some files.
>
> Note: *some* files. The exact same vim process will work properly on some
I have been using vim for many years, but it has lately been behaving very
strangely. I have autoindent and autowrap set, but vim appears to ignore
them while editing some files.
Note: **some** files. The exact same vim process will work properly on some
files and misbehave on others.
My .v
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