Ahmed Magdy wrote:
hello guys, this is my first day in vim and i think it's great
so iam using gvim and linux(ubuntu)
and i get this error every type i tried to write some thing like next
:so!colours.vim
:so!filetype.vim
every time i want to open a file it gives me this : Eroor : E484 can't
motz wrote:
Vimball Archiver by Charles E. Campbell, Jr., Ph.D.
UseVimball
finish
doc/something.txt [[[1
0
Interesting -- I suppose nobody's tried making a vimball with an empty
file before. Anyway, I've uploaded v33a onto my website that appears to
avoid any unpleasantness
H Xu wrote:
On 2011/2/1 15:50, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Mon, January 31, 2011 6:20 pm, H Xu wrote:
Hello everybody,
In a vimscript file, parentheses across multi lines is highlighted as
errors, which is shown in the attachment. Is there any way to fix this?
Thanks.
This was recently dis
Cesar Romani wrote:
After a further analysis, I found out that the problem is with
AutoAlign. If I remove ~/vimfiles/ftplugin/tex/AutoAlign.vim I don't get
that bad behavior.
Needless to say, I use AutoAlign, with latex files, and have no such
difficulties. Do you have any settings that you u
Colin Beighley wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to be able to write to a file in a variable name, or
alternatively change the current filename (the % register) or the
alternate filename. Is there any way to do any of these?
:help exe
:help expand()
Regards,
Chip
--
You received this message from the
sergio wrote:
Hello.
autocmd BufNewFile *.zsh call append( 0, [
\ '#!/bin/zsh',
\ '' ] )
vim highlights last ')' with red background as an error, but there is
no error.
This occurs due to the continuation. There's a tradeoff involved;
fixing this sort of thing would require a lot of ne
sergio wrote:
On 12/30/2010 05:13 AM, Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
See if David Fishburn's SrchRplcHiGrp plugin does what you want:
http://www.vim.org/script.php?script_id=848
Yes, it does. But it's buggy and old.
Can vim do this without plugins?
No. If you find a bug, send
sergio wrote:
Hello.
Is there a way to substitute within a highlight group?
I have file, with detected filetype and applied syntax. Syntax gives
the group. And I want to make a substitution, for that text, that
matches this group. (Really this is a bindzone file, and I want to
adjust serial
Uday K2 wrote:
I have a file which has lines like this.
area : 37.24;
power : 1.28, 2.73, 3.84;
I need to substitute each number with it's double (number*2).
Is there anyway I can do this in VIM?
I don't have perldo command in my version of VIM.
%s/[0-9.]\+/\=2.0*str2float(submatch(0))/g
Uday K2 wrote:
Hi,
I have a file which has lines like this.
area : 37.24;
power : 1.28, 2.73, 3.84;
I need to substitute each number with it's double (number*2).
Is there anyway I can do this in VIM?
I don't have perldo command in my version of VIM.
%s/[0-9.]\+/\=2.0*str2float(submatch(0)
Ven Tadipatri wrote:
I like the way vim allows you to view the files in a directory, then
directly go to them. But then to go back after editing the file I
chose, I repeatedly hit ctrl-O until I get back to the file listing.
It would be nice if I can maybe open the file in a new buffer, and
when
Matthias Guenther wrote:
Hello guys,
after a couple of months I really enjoy working with I got a very ugly
highlighting of underscores. The backgroundcolor of an underscore gets
a red color (see here what I mean http://picfront.de/d/7Vnm). How can
I turn turn of this highlighting?
The diffic
Ben Fritz wrote:
:help netrw-incompatible:
NETRW BROWSING AND OPTION INCOMPATIBILITIES *netrw-incompatible* {{{2
Netrw has been designed to handle user options by saving them, setting
the
options to something that's compatible with netrw's needs, and then
restoring
them. However, the autoc
Aman Jain wrote:
I'm trying to edit remote files using gvim in this manner:
$ gvim scp://usern...@server.edu//home/username/new.txt
But everytime I do a save, I have to enter password.
I looked up on the internet to see if there's a way by which vim
remembers remote
passwords.
So I found that c
Gianluca Ciccarelli wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've been using the netrw plugin for a while with great satisfaction.
Recently, however, when I type ":Texplore" I get a new tab opened with
the list of files, but instead of starting from the directory of the
file opened at the moment of the command being
Tintin72 wrote:
Hi,
I want to edit a file on a remote server so I tried to use netrw but
I misunderstand how does it work.
First I type:
Nread ftp://lo...@server.com/index.html
Vim ask me for the password then open the file in a cache as "no file
name".
But when I want to save modifications I
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
Eran Borovik wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to install the vim plugin camelcasemotion (which is a
vimball) and I received the following errors:
Vimball Archive
extracted : 173 lines
Error detected while processing function vimball#Vimball:
line 131:
E474: Invalid
Eran Borovik wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to install the vim plugin camelcasemotion (which is a
vimball) and I received the following errors:
Vimball Archive
extracted : 173 lines
Error detected while processing function vimball#Vimball:
line 131:
E474: Invalid argument: silent w! ++enc=3
/home
ThomasD wrote:
Hi
I'm just discovering Vim's ability to edit files that reside on a
remote machine. I wish to run gVim on my Wndows machine, and the files
that are locted on a linux machine are accesible by ftp.
Everything was working fine, and I was browsing away on the remote
machine, when I
ppp wrote:
Hi,
I just started using TCL on a Windows platform. Currently, I use VIM
to
modify tcl files, then I have to go inside a tcl console (ActiveState)
to source the file and then execute a function.
Is there a way to launch TCL script within VIM? Ideally, I want to
split
VIM into two
Oivvio Polite wrote:
I use minibufexpl.vim all the time which gives me a listing of all
buffers and their respective numbers on screen all the time. This makes
it very convenient to switch to other buffers by their number. But since I'm
usually in the same vim session for days on end my buffer n
panshi...@routon.com wrote:
vim_use@googlegroups.com 写于 2010-09-26 09:51:37:
The more steps required, the more likely he is to move
on to something else without trying the plugin.
Agree, so why not simply provide .vim files, which does not need to be
decompressed at all?
I usually dis
Bee wrote:
simple 16-bit random number generator
Do you have a favorite?
I need small numbers randomized each iteration within a function. The
following seems to work well for application.
Rndm.vim, available at
http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#RNDM, passes Knuth's
tes
epanda wrote:
DechoRemOn
That will put the debugging trace into a separate vim instance.
Outch, I am always searching for the new instance of gvim.
It has terminated all.
Please try the following:
1. vim
:DechoRemOn
:Decho "Test"
This should bring up a "remote" vim that will
epanda wrote:
now I am using a .netrc encrypted and I have done a func to decrypt it
before using your script.
Just last bugs, I see 2 blank lines with v141a (little bug).
In my experience this was due to hiding ./ and ../ from the listing; I
put a command to remove any and all blank lines
epanda wrote:
let g:netrw_ftp_cmd= "ftp -s:".$home.".netrc"
When you use it, try
:eftp://ftpperso.free.fr/whatever/path
Regards,
Chip Campbell
Ok it works but there is a confusion due to the help that is not
updated yet.
if the user is under windows, the netrc's content should be l
epanda wrote:
Anyway, if g:netrw_ftp_cmd has -s:
in it (or -S:), it will assume that its got login information like a
.netrc. I was able to avoid manual entry of the userid+password that
way.
Hum, I have tested v141a with this line in my _vimrc
let g:netrw_ftp_cmd= "ftp -s:" . $home .
Hello, epanda:
I got a Windows version of vim73, installed it (as my attempts at
compiling vim now fail due to the lack of -mno-cygwin with gcc and my
not having installed mingw), opened a cmd window, and was finally able
to duplicate the problem you've been having. I also got a pair of
unwa
epanda wrote:
Please read :help netrw-debug and make a debugging trace. That way we
can find out exactly what's happening.
Without any own setting, DEcho trace that :
and it works but I have to type my password.
--
With this line in my vimrc it fails.
let g:netrw
epanda wrote:
show -- I'm used to using $HOME rather than $home, but perhaps that
doesn't make any difference under Windows. Does $home have a trailing
slash, or is it a backslash? You may have to change the backslash(es)
to slashes.
c:/Windows/System32/ftp -s:C:\Users\Admin/ftpconnect.
epanda wrote:
let g:netrw_ftp_cmd= "ftp -s:c:/ftpconnect.ftp"
in your <.vimrc>. You may need full paths to ftp and ftpconnectt.ftp in
the string, too.
Now, to create a new, empty file using netrw and ftp: see :help netrw-%
Regards,
Chip Campbell
I have added this line :
let g:netrw_f
epanda wrote:
Through ftp command from windows.
But I have post a recent thread to make autologin possible from netrw
too.
Charles told me to see how is it working under Windows and it works
like that :
ftp -s:c:/ftpconnect.ftp hostname
ftpconnect.ftp contains :
mylogin
mypassword
Can we se
yosi izaq wrote:
Aaron Lewis:
"
should work with standard unix command `less` and pipe , did you try
with it ?
! cd %:h && nm `find .. -name *.so ` | less
"
Doesn't work. See:
Error detected while processing /users/yizaq/.vimrc:
line 534:
E492: Not an editor command: less
Christian Braband
björn wrote:
On Jul 10, 6:05 pm, "Benjamin R. Haskell" wrote:
On Sat, 10 Jul 2010, björn wrote:
...but what's with the syntax highligting? Greek letters are
highlighted with a medium dark grey background and light grey
foreground making the letters almost impossible to see. I tried
d
rewar wrote:
Hi,
I have looked around for a way to do this but just cant seem to find
it. Basically, I have very large documents where I want to often
search for a few words in a line, but they wont be all together.
For example, I want to be able to find the line below in a large text
document
Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
On Wed, 26 May 2010, Dominique Pellé wrote:
Hi
I noticed that the following URLs in Vim help files are broken.
Does anyone know replacements for some of them? It would
be nice to update help files if possible.
Here are three...
pi_netrw.txt:
http://ww
James Kanze wrote:
I'm encountering a somewhat strange behavior when using gvim on
Windows. Basically, if I'm in the directory
C:\dev\svn\cal\ifg-record-2\Source, and invoke:
/c/Program\ Files/Vim/vim72/gvim 'C:\dev\svn\cal\ifg-
record-2\Source\Model\Vasicek.h'
(from the Cygwin bash shell,
robert song wrote:
Hi, everyone.
In vim, CTRL+o and CTRL+i can be used to jump to previous and next
position.
But with cscope, how to jump to the specified position ?
For example:
[mm/memory.c] free_pmd_range -> [include/asm-generic/pgtable-nopmd.h]
pmd_offset -> [fs/proc/task_mmu.c] pmd_walke
Jean Johner wrote:
Hello,
Windows with default _vimrc.
Consider a diectory containing 2 files file1, file2
gvim file1
:e .
i twice (to get column list)
Click on file2
Result: open a new file named "ile2"
Errors in netrw v138b addressed in my latest posts are possibly
linked.
Hello,
The "def
Mathieu Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I am working in a project in which someone else wrote a makefile with
a lot of fancy coloring. When I type :!make, the output is scrolled
through with a lot of escape sequence like "^]0;30;" for color,
making it completely unreadable. Can I have vim either (1) interpr
Jack Donohue wrote:
I use the x (execute) command a lot
" Netrw Directory Listing
(netrw v132)
" Sorted by time
" Quick Help: :help -:go up dir D:delete R:rename s:sort-by
x:exec
"
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 04/03/10 16:24, Matt Wozniski wrote:
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Patrick Texier wrote:
On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:54:01 -0500, Charles Campbell wrote:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
let lastline =3D line('
Jean Johner wrote:
Charles Campbell wrote:
I've now tried this with a Windows (vista) o/s: I seem to need to
double-click the leftmouse on file1's status bar, but otherwise it
(v137e) seems to work ok.
Hi Chip,
You are right, it works when double-clicking, but note that return to
the n
sc wrote:
On Friday 05 March 2010 08:10:41 am Jean Johner wrote:
Hello,
This concerns netrw v137e with Linux operating system.
Please do the following:
gvim . (to browse the current directory)
Type i 8 times (to change the listing style 8 times)
:q (to quit)
You get
E37: No write since las
Jean Johner wrote:
Charles Campbell said:
I did this with
gvim -u NONE file1
:set nocp
:so ~/.vim/plugin/netrwPlugin.vim
:sp .
[click on status line of file1]
which avoids any interference from my .vimrc or other plugins.
>From your syntax, it seems that you did it under Linux. There
Wu, Yue wrote:
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 09:25:47PM -0500, Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
Wu, Yue wrote:
As title, I've set $HOME in my .vimrc, but when I try to open the file under
cursor on the line such as '~/doc/foo.pdf', vim can't run the app with the
file with c
rameo wrote:
I have found an error in netrw plugin why I can't go inside some
directories.
I always receive this message in these directories (using "t"):
Not a regular file^M
After testing and trying I found the reason:
every ftp directory without an ending "trailing slash" gives this
error.
Wu, Yue wrote:
As title, I've set $HOME in my .vimrc, but when I try to open the file under
cursor on the line such as '~/doc/foo.pdf', vim can't run the app with the
file with correct path, apps on windows usually don't support the '~' in path
name, so I guess vim on windows doesn't expand '~' c
epanda wrote:
Hi Charles,
I am under XP and I fail to copy local file to my distant directory.
1/ exec 'Nread ftp://lo...@ftphost.com/path'
norm mt
This command seems to work well cause netrw tells me
" Copy/Move Tgt: ftp://lo...@ftphost.com/path/ (remote)
2/
dmw wrote:
I've remapped some basic keys like cursor movement keys and :, but
every time I accidentally type a path instead of a filename, I'm
dumped into netrw, where none of my remapped keys work. So I fumble
around a bit until I remember where the : key is so I can get out.
Can anyone tell m
Chris Jones wrote:
> Prettifying a color scheme, which looks like so:
>
>
> 15 hi ErrorMsg ctermfg=9 cterm=none ctermfg=redetc...
> 16 hi Visual ctermbg=61 cterm=none ctermfg=bg
> 17 hi Visu
P.L. Francisco wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been using the Man page view plugin for a while now, and it's really
> good,
> but there's a little issue who keeps me annoying. Right now I'm programming
> mostly
> on php, and since I'm not really a pro, I use the man plugin a lot, what I've
> seen
>
thgr wrote:
> Hi vim users,
>
> I want to use all the great features of vim version 7 for redhat
> enterprise linux 4 (comes with vim 6.3) - so i downloaded the sources
> and compiled.
>
> But now I am missing some great features - can anybody tell me how
> they can be invoked (or tell me where I
meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
> another little thing:
> I downloaded the rainbow vimball, which gives me colored ({}) in c
> and c++ according the description.
> It contains and installs a file named rainbow.vvim.
> The whole stuff works, if one renames rainbow.vvim to rainbow.vim
> and it work
anna wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found error "E16:Invalid range". This is how to reproduce it.
>
> :function! Foo()
> :echo "foo"
> :endfunction
> :nmap x :call Foo()
>
> If I input "x" or "2x" in normal mode, it behaves as expected,
> echoing "foo". However, if input "3x" or greater range, then it throws
winterTTr wrote:
> I map a vim key like this
> nnoremap :call foo()
>
> and , foo() is a function written by myself.
>
> Is there a way to enter the insert-mode after this map is executed ,
> without modifying the map-command itself.
>
> i mean , if i can just add some function call in the foo()
Peng Yu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Suppose that there is a file available online (http://website.com/
> path.txt), I could download the file and open it by vim locally. But
> I'm wondering if it is possible to let vim download the file
> automatically, so that when I type something like 'vim
> http://websi
Richard Pöttler wrote:
> Am Mittwoch, den 07.10.2009, 11:21 -0400 schrieb Charles E Campbell Jr:
>
>> Peter l Jakobi wrote:
>>
>>> [snip]
>>> isn't there also some script on vim.org to watch for updates to one's
>>> installed scri
Peter l Jakobi wrote:
> [snip]
> isn't there also some script on vim.org to watch for updates to one's
> installed scripts? maybe clone or interface with it / talk to it's
> author. [snip]
>
Perhaps you're talking about GetLatestVimScripts?
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?
sc wrote:
> On Monday 05 October 2009, Nathan Neff wrote:
>
>
>> I'm using Vim 7.2, both terminal and gvim, and cannot move
>> files in netrw.
>>
>> Let's say I have a directory with
>> subdir/
>> foo.txt
>>
>> If I mark the 'subdir/' target with 'mt', then
>> mark foo.txt with 'mf', I can pres
Dominique Pellé wrote:
> meino cramer wrote:
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> inspired by a prvious post I did the following:
>>
>> vim ftp://ftp.kernel.org
>>
>> and got back the following: [snip]
>>
I tried
vim ftp://ftp.kernel.org/
with netrw v136n and vim 7.2.266 and got no errors. Please note t
caruso_g wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to install some plugins into MacVim, I created the folder
> ~/.vim and I put the plugin into it.
> But they do not load.
>
I confess -- I'm not a Mac user. However, does your .vimrc happen to
have the following two lines in it:
set nocp
filetype plugin on
Thiago wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a function that replaces some text in a range of lines
> (through the use of the range keyword). What I want is to be able to
> apply this function in an area selected with the Visual Block Mode,
> how can I do it?
>
I've written a plugin, vis.vim, that provid
googler wrote:
>
> I have been using gvim in certain cases as you had suggested. I have a
> gvim session up. The left window is a directory listing and the right
> window is an open file (opened by pressing 'enter' on one of the file
> names on the left window). I pressed the key i a few times for
googler wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using the directory listing features of gvim (for example using
> the Explore command). I am wondering if there is a way to display the
> directory contents in a tree structure, like in Windows Explorer for
> example. Currently when I click on a directory name, it will
Simson Liu wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> I can set , such as
> :set =^[a
>
> but how to set >, such as
> :set >=^[>
>
Please start a new thread, rather than burying your question in an
unrelated thread.
Typically you may do so by leftmouse clicking on the "To:" label rather
than using the
"Re
Mr.SpOOn wrote:
> Hi,
> sometimes I edit files on a server using Vim with netrw. This works
> fine, but at some point I find myself editing a temp file in a local
> /tmp directory instead of the same file on the server. This happens
> often when I use the ftp protocol. Usin ssh, via scp:// things
Ben Fritz wrote:
> On Jul 2, 3:34 pm, risingjoker wrote:
>
>> create a directory ~/.vim/after/ftdetect
>> create a file in that directory named conf.vim
>> put you set command inside
>>
>
> A better place would be in the after/ftplugin directory. I'm pretty
> certain the formatoptions are
Jeri Raye wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Are there character based hex2bin and bin2hex functions in vim?
> Or are there scripts known that perform that functions?
>
Are you aware of xxd which comes with vim?
vim -b somebinaryfile
:%!xxd
:set ft=xxd
This'll handle reading binary files. To write them, use
merk wrote:
> In a recent post, the response to a question included
>
>
>> hi def link pdbCol1 Red
>> hi def link pdbCol2 Yellow
>> hi def link pdbCol3 Green
>> hi def link pdbCol4 Magenta
>> hi def link pdbCol5 Cyan
>> hi def link pdbCol6 White
>> hi
Stefano Forli wrote:
> Charles,
>
> thank you for your quick answer!
> I tested your files but I wasn't able to figure out how to make them work,
> even following
> your advices.
>
> I'm using Vim 7.0.305 on a Debian system, and I tried all the options I was
> aware of:
> - copying all $HOME/.v
b4d wrote:
> Hi, how could I prevent vim from opening this upper split window with
> connection info at every ftp transaction?
> http://www.shrani.si/f/40/HT/4DzeYI3Z/vim.png
>
It appears that somehow the ftp commands window isn't closing for you.
That's the first I've heard of that problem;
adam99 wrote:
> I tried bang(!) but it runs in the place that I started the gvim, not in the
> directory of the file...
>
> adam99 wrote:
>
>> I am working with several files at the same time. I would like to compile
>> files in the directory of the file I make a change.
>>
>> Is there way to r
Tom wrote:
>
>> I see no way to know that the left mouse click occurred while on the status
>> line bar in order to avoid the file opening action
>>
>
> I find it slightly odd that a click on the the status line bar
> triggers a map in the window but there certainly is a reason for that.
> A
Tom Link wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to mark locations from the quickfix list with a sign. Well,
> this wasn't so difficult to achieve. But I would also like to see a
> small tooltip/balloon with the entry in the qf list when I hover with
> the mouse over the sign. Is this possible somehow?
>
Sin
Rahul wrote:
> I made a custom syntax highlighting file for one of our chemistry
> coordinate file formats.
>
> I wanted it to be on by default but issue a "syn off" whenever I start
> editing the file (otherwise it is hard to keep the syntax highlighting
> in a consistent, meaningful state during
David Fishburn wrote:
>
> On May 29 2008, 10:41 am, Andy Wokula wrote:
>
>> Charles E Campbell Jr schrieb:
>>
>>
>>> Hello!
>>>
>>> I'm working on some plugins, and recently one has started issuing
>>>
andalou wrote:
> On Mar 1, 8:30 am, "Charles E. Campbell, Jr."
> wrote:
>
>> andalou wrote:
>>
>>> I want to align the following text having the blank as a separator:
>>>
>>> m n p
>>> a $1 $2
>>> bc €
andalou wrote:
> I want to align the following text having the blank as a separator:
>
> m n p
> a $1 $2
> bc €3 €4
> def €5 €6
> gh €7 €8
>
> but it aligns from the third row downwards.
>
You'll want to read
:help g:align-option for how to align with multibyte characters, and
you'll want to
Marc Weber wrote:
> See my posts at vim-dev.
> vim is not yet thread safe. I think that i could be made thread safe
> with only some effort.
> After adding some locks you could run python threads in the background
> and run vim.command(..) without worrying.. Maybe this would also result
> in vim.s
Thomas Michael Engelke wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there a solution to keep the information about the procedure or
> function I am currently in (cursor position) somewhere in the status
> line of gvim that hopefully does not employ ctags? I am in the
> unfortunate situation of having to code in a langu
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> On 14/02/09 14:28, Spencer Collyer wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 11:35:10 +0100, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>>
>>> (I don't know how Vim does it on VAX/VMS, which use EBCDIC
>>> rather than ASCII -- EBCDIC originally went together with Hollerith
>>> cards).
>>>
krabu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to highlight lines in grey text color, if there is not the keyword
> "column" OR if there is the keyword "noshow". I want the whole line to be
> affected, but the keywords are not at the beginning of the line.
>
> After reading the manual and trying out a lot of thing
sakki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I often edit files which are almost C but not quite. I'd like VIM to
> recognize them as "my_type", apply everything that is done when
> running "set ft c", and then be able to add my own extensions in
> ~/.vim/after/*/my_type.vim.
>
> How do i do that?
>
Put your extens
Andreas Bernauer wrote:
> Gundala Viswanath wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to do it?
>> Because now it is set to Emacs.
>>
>> I tried set path to EDITOR =/usr/bin/vim,
>> however without any effect.
>>
>
> Try 'info --vi-keys'
>
> info does not use emacs to show the info, just something that
John Beckett wrote:
> Each tip on the wiki has a header. We've pruned some of the information
> that was originally imported from vim.org, and now we're wondering
> whether to also remove the author field.
>
> The wiki way of dealing with authorship is to use "History", which
> records the edit su
bill lam wrote:
> On Sat, 21 Feb 2009, Charles E. Campbell, Jr. wrote:
>
>> eliweiqiang wrote:
>>
>>> Sometimes I will use the mouse to control page scroll, but the cursor
>>> will scroll with the page, then I can not find its original location.
&g
eliweiqiang wrote:
> Sometimes I will use the mouse to control page scroll, but the cursor
> will scroll with the page, then I can not find its original location.
> So, how can I fix the cursor? like other editors, their cursors won't
> move while scrolling.
>
One interpretation: you want the
bill lam wrote:
> Suppose I got some files a b c in 3 buffers, While I edit file a, how
> to split the window and put b or c in the split window?
>
>
:split (or :vsplit)
:b b
:split (or :vsplit)
:b c
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> On 09/02/09 02:01, pansz wrote:
>
>> Martin Kopta 写道:
>>
>>> What the hell did you do?! Argh!! My scripts now does not work and
>>> I have to do some hacks like when the bad patch occured in 7.1
>>> patches. Damn you who did this!
>>>
>>>
>> All patches
Paul McFerrin wrote:
> As one of those users using "vi" for the past 30 years, I have some
> questions pertaining mainly to Vim 7.2.
>
> I don't like changes in "default" behavior of certain programs. Vim7.2
> is one. How can I turn off "autoindent". In my .vimrc file, I have
> "set noautoin
Kevin wrote:
> I'm wondering how to make documents that have internal links/tags like
> the vim help documents? Are there any tips online?
>
There are two things: *target* and |link| . Its just straight text.
You'll want to see :help helptags to make a tags file for a specific
directory
Tintin72 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Well I think my question is include in the title.
> I know the ':only' command wich close all windows exept the current
> one.
> Is there a similar command with the buffers ?
>
Just as an alternative -- you might want to try ZoomWin; you can get
ZoomWin from:
htt
pansz wrote:
> Charles Campbell 写道:
>
>>> You can use the escape() function to escape certain characters in a
>>> string. Your mapping would then become
>>>
>>>map 0y$:!=escape(@0,'#')
>>>
>>> See
>>>
>>>:help escape()
>>>
>>>
>> The shellescape() function was designed for
zhengquan wrote:
>
> On Jan 2, 4:32 pm, Tony Mechelynck
> wrote:
>
>> On 02/01/09 23:05, zhengquan wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Thanks Tony,
>>> the output of the two verbose commands shows no mappings.
>>>
>> You did issue them with your latex file current didn't you?
>>
>> What are you hopin
Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
> Charles Campbell wrote:
>
>> * as a related issue, multibyte encodings cause strlen() problems -- as
>> in, strlen() reports the wrong
>> string length. With netrw v135f, netrw always calls s:Strlen() where
>> it may have called strlen()
>> before; by default
If for some reason you can't get your vim to be perl-enabled, you can
shut down error highlighting:
let g:vimsyn_noerror = 1
As Tony pointed out, the documentation for vimL (vim-Language) syntax
highlighting is available under
:help vim.vim
Its also available under
:help ft-vim-syntax
Zachary Turner wrote:
> Thanks, this works from the beginning of the file. Is there a similar
> method I can use if I know the character offset from a given
> position? Like I know it's the 750th character from the first
> occurence of some string which I can search for. So I search for it
> us
Charles Campbell wrote:
> Kevin Dillman wrote:
>
>> I am using Gvim version 7.2 on windows and have an occasional problem
>> with Netrw. When I
>> do :e . the output is sometimes missing the first letter of the file. Any
>> ideas why or what to check?
>> Kevin
>>
>>
> It'd help to giv
Ben Schmidt wrote:
>> a) in the file .vim/ftplugin/FILETYPE.vim,
>> b) defining the function
>> fun! SetAltMaps()
>> ...
>>endfun
>>
>> That way each filetype has its own definition of the SetAltMaps()
>> function. More readable, too.
>>
>
> The problem with this approach is tha
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