However the following does work:
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Thank you. I did not realize that syntax actually changes the
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I notice that some settings use the format ':set name=value' and other
use ':name value'. For instance:
:set syntax=php
:syntax off
Note that :syntax php doesn't work.
Can
I notice that some settings use the format ':set name=value' and other
use ':name value'. For instance:
:set syntax=php
:syntax off
Can the string 'set ' always be safely elided? If not, then what are
the guidelines?
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RTL and LTR spans work together:
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cannot declare a variable except by giving that variable a value (possibly
an empty value such as , [] or {}).
I realize that. I just stated that Vimscript is different than other
environments that I am familiar with, and that it was good of you to
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On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 12:55 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
Yes, and in addition, if you don't use a scope prefix Vim
implies l: if you're inside a function and g: otherwise.
See :help
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: for that precedes the second function's name, and why
does it change scope (s for scope, perhaps)? Thanks.
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variable, global variable but with a separate copy for each tab
page
b: buffer-local variable, global variable but with a separate copy for each
buffer
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In tha case you could use S instead of C, then CTRL-R0 and ESC. Then you
only need to use '.'
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100 times. Is there a better way, other than just doing the
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. This is the correct way! Interestingly,
though there is no trailing whitespace, I had to have only 99
characters to get a 100 file, in other words there is an extra
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I am trying to create a 1,000,000 byte file with VIM. The
following has VIM using 100% of _both_ my CPUs (Intel
DuoCore) for almost two hours before I killed it:
iaesc100.
Vim is for editing
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I had to have only 99 characters to get a 100 file, in other
words there is an extra byte in there somewhere.
If ff is unix, then a '\n' is appended to the line
in there. This is quite why I
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just found a terrific software keyboard on Github, licensed
under the MIT license, you might want to see about incorporating it
with VIM on the iDevices:
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set the option, but how to disable it afterwards, and how to check the
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it :)
regards,
Geoff
That's fine, I'm married and thus used to my questions being evaded :)
The problem with that plugin is:
א) It requires leaving the home row, and
ב) I don't have a numpad on some keyboards that I use!
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then to just import it all into the proper
VIM directories? I don't use Pathogen or any such VIM package
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I read through ':h functions' and for (2) I thought that get() would
work, but it doesn't. And for (3) I was hoping for a put() function
but there is none. Is there something that I'm missing or should I
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-functions or using indexing like
bar[2]
:h expr8
:h match()
:h substitute()
Thank you, it looks like those are all the critical pieces. When I get
something working I'll post it.
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Hi Dotan!
On Sa, 23 Jun 2012, Dotan Cohen wrote:
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Hi Dotan!
On Do, 21 Jun 2012, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Hello, I have
whitespace
characters with a single whitespace, set a mark, paste the
now-half-size selection again, and then return to the mark. That
didn't work out so well either! What approach should I be taking?
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I understand the use of i in ciw, but I am not quite sure about o and
a. Where can these be found in the fine manual? Of course, :h i does
not lead own to them, because it leads one
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I understand the use of i in ciw, but I am not quite sure about o and
a. Where can these be found in the fine manual? Of course, :h i does
not lead own to them, because it leads one
I understand the use of i in ciw, but I am not quite sure about o and
a. Where can these be found in the fine manual? Of course, :h i does
not lead own to them, because it leads one to the Insert text.
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I have a few of these wonderful helpers:
inoremap foreachReturn foreach (SpaceSpace)Return{ReturnR
eturn}Esc3kALeftLeft
I know that there is a snippets plugin, but I like this roll
notice that the
letter-started mappings are all there to avoid using the Arrow keys or
Esc key.
Is there any way to accomplish this?
Not as far as I know.
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do have CapsLock remapped to Esc but among the
problems that I have with my hands, my pinky fingers are starting to
hurt. I've come up with all sorts of creative solutions but in the
end, I keep returning to a normal keyboard layout and I just need to
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nuts when the cursor does not move as expected. I am one of those
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noremap F2 PasteMode()
function! PasteMode()
if exists(SOME_TYPE_OF_PERSISTENT_VARIABLE)
unset PERSISTENT_VARIABLE
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It shouldn't, without a syntax/php.vim file somewhere. As noted,
this file is only sourced as-needed; is the output
/matchparen.vim
21: /usr/share/vim/vim73/scripts.vim
Press ENTER or type command to continue
Why might that be? This is on Kubuntu 11.10, KDE 4.7 with VIM 7.3. My
~/.vim/after/plugin/matchparen.vim file works as expected, so it seems
that the after files are supported.
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, strblah()
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And what is the value of b:current_syntax?
I'm not sure what you mean by that. What command exactly should I be running?
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I have this in .vimrc on all the environments that I tried:
set showmatch
set matchtime=10
Is this not the right way to use matchtime, or am I understanding the
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diving in head first. VIM is quite a deep rabbit hole, it seems that
it can do almost anything so long as one is willing to experiment a
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This may be a stupid question, but did you restart Vim after removing the
plugin?
Actually, closing VIM and reopening did not help, but logging out of
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jjEsc?\%c-r=line('.')crl\({}\\|\[]\\|\\|()\\|\\|''\\|lt\)?s+1cri
I'd be tempted to use c-o instead of Esc ... i, but I'm glad it's
working for you as you desire. I think
://stackoverflow.com/questions/9728199/why-does-this-function-skip-on-line-63#comment12370266_9728199
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While an odd request, is there something I'm missing about just doing
:nnoremap ii hi
And of course
sequence manually, but if there exists a way to
define a function or such then I would love to know.
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industries in which the customer is referred to as
a user!
TL;DR: You will find GVIM frustrating at first, and you will hate it.
Once you get over that step, you will fall in love with it. Just stick
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. What did you want to change about it?
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:help 'statusline'
Regards,
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Thank you!
I must say, I very much appreciate that you show me how I should have
gotten to :help 'statusline' instead of just telling me. That helps me
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:noremap C-S-Up V'{j
:noremap C-S-Down V'}k
How's that?
What is the ' for? I tried :help v_' and v' (to check ' in visual
mode) but there was no help for that, and ' in regular mode (marks)
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for toggling keymaps, AFAIK.
It might be different between normal and insert mode, though, because Ctrl-6
is listed at:
:help CTRL-^
(which is a different action), but not at:
:help i_CTRL-^
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there? I do not know how recent of a CentOS or Fedora binary you could
run on that, but you won't break anything by trying.
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or vim-full or some such package. CentOS
and Ubuntu do the same thing, it is not big deal.
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On a recent CentOS I see it is vim-enhanced:
# yum install vim-enhanced
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On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 19:27, Taylor Hedberg tmhedb...@gmail.com wrote:
Dotan Cohen, Thu 2012-01-26 @ 19:23:10+0200:
On a recent CentOS I see it is vim-enhanced:
howard Schwartz, Thu 2012-01-26 @ 08:31:02-0800:
Redhat's ``enhanced'' version is not - It adds one or two trivial features
Is there a way to turn 26 alias on and off with a single command? My
line of thinking is to enable CapsLock in VIM itself, as opposed to in
the OS, so that it will only affect input mode. Can this be done?
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Sorry for the delay. Switching CapsLock and Escape is a KDE feature,
though I would assume that your Mac should have something similar.
Check in the same place that you would set the keyboard layouts and
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I have CapsLock and Esc swapped, but I do use CapsLock when typing SQL
into code that someone else may maintain. I have a bit KDE widget that
lights up whenever CapsLock is on, for the simple reason that I never
look at my keyboard.
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If I accidentally press ma instead of 'a, is there any way to revert
mark A to its previous value? Assuming, of course, that I do not
remember where it was and this is a _long_ file.
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to be a happy coincidence that the the linefeed character
just happened to be on the strongest finger. Not impossible, but
rather convenient.
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Then why weren't l and ; used for left and right? I would guess that
since the pinky is so weak (then why is return there?) that it is much
easier on the hands to put relatively unfrequent left all the way on
the left and double up the index finger's job rather than force the
pinky to work.
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. Interestingly, I had to move the cursor over two
places, which is one more than I did when typing the commands by hand.
Here is the final result:
nnoremap F5 0f- :exe '/^.\{'.(col(.)-2).'\}-'CR
I learned a lot from your post, especially regarding nnoremap. Thank
you for your help!
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that Ctrl-o,o does what I want, the help
text for Ctrl-o makes no mention of what this shortcut does in Insert
mode. That, or I am using it wrong. Am I using the help wrong? Should
the help text describe what the shortcut does in Insert mode too?
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probably map Ctrl-o,o to Enter, and regular
enter to Ctrl-enter!
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did not realize that VIM would reformat code, now I have yet
another thing to google this evening.
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Shift-Left is mapped by default to Previous Tab in Konsole, and I use
that feature often enough to not want to change it. That said, I work
on disparate servers (SSH) so I prefer to learn the 'right' VIM way as
opposed to remapping when I can.
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ways is to RTFM.
Ouch, I deserved that!
Thanks, Tony. Have a great week!
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