then command fg or use screen and have 2 windowsÂ
or various old solutions which try
to provide :h terminal like features but as script code which might work only
most of the time.
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use tags:
http:/// #bar #batch #s
http:/// #batch #s
http:/// #batch #batch
the folder thing never works..
and create shortcut for filter for filtering or :%!grep ..
https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-other/blob/master/plugin/vim-addon-other.vim#L39
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See vam#install#MergePluginFiles( ..
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Sped up by using a plugin manager supporting lazy loading or as needed
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Typically sourcing twice is not a problem, often guard [1] like guard
has been setup which is a quick workraound which immediately saves most
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ecord lack context, so no human/ai would be
able to suggest "how to do things better" without knowing your task.
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So I've been using ruby repl within a vim buffer for quite a while by
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such as Scala / Groovy (eg gradle is using that).
Rule of thumb: Always use the best tool for a job. If its about text
editing (and code happens to be that) Vim often is a good fit.
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I am hoping someone on this list has a passing familiarity with Eclipse.
Lookup eclim.org project
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The About Vim link at vim.org doesn't work.
Whatever it was - seems to be fixed now.
The whole www.vim.org was broken showing a sourceforge standard page.
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Eventually do :options and compare diff the results ..
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zencoding sparkup might have similar features.
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There are more solutions - and the comparison chart is incomplete.
snipmate/ultisnips and vim-snippets might be a good starting point.
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** Error: ** while parsing file included at /path/to/some/pkg.sv(41)
** at /path/to/some/mdl.sv(216): near ): syntax error, unexpected ')'
set efm=\*\*\ at\ %f(%l):%m
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vim-addon-manager and NeoBundle allow to load plugins as needed.
There are older AsNeeded solutions, too
See samples in the README files of those projects
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which one is best - depends on your liking
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command which defines a plugin provided Vim command or such.
Also ensure plugin and filetype is enabled in your .vimrc
Eg see here http://vim-wiki.mawercer.de/wiki/topic/vimrc.html
(This wiki also contains some hints about how to debug/troubleshoot
VimL)
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might be useful, too
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google: wiki vim build windows eg shows
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I've already said that most wolk reasonably well for most common use
cases.
Smaller differences are documented here (maybe this is incomplete):
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Try them all, and help keeping that page up to date.
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, and that is the crux, there is no API.
You're wrong. I patched vim.sf.net to return a huge json dictionary
containing all plugins. See vim-pi code. Maybe the API is not perfect,
just enough to make vim-pi work reliably.
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important, too. It might be too early to judge.
Thus what is the wisest way to proceed ?
Start a new project? Unless there is a nice central way to document
options (eg where to find plugins) this all is kind of 'lucky' IMHO.
Also do we want testing and continuous integration ?
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The key is managing the community better / and collaborating on the important
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Sorry that there is no easy answer to this topic.
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Sample code:
let scripts = []
call add(scripts, {'name': 'plugin_c', 'tag': 'c-dev'})
call add(scripts, {'name': 'plugin_ruby', 'tag': 'ruby-dev'})
call add(scripts, {'name': 'script
is as you
say known) or wait for additional replies by more knowledgable vimmers.
reactive programming is just a tool to get a job done - which job did
you think about when writing your first mail in this thread ?
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decsription about what you exactly mean
you can try talking to him or vim-dev mailinglist.
Until that happens think about when you want to be reactive, maybe tools
like the ones mentioned above can help you come close.
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http://vim-wiki.mawercer.de/wiki/topic/finding-a-vim-plugin.html
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:setl efm=%A%f:%l:\ %m,%-Z%p^,%-C%.%#
See docs for
%A start of a multi-line message (unspecified type)
%C continuation of a multi-line message
Thus try somethingc like this (untested)
%A%f:,%CColumn\ %l:,%Z%m
mind the \ before the space.
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Excerpts from glts's message of Tue Feb 18 13:44:04 + 2014:
I'm happy to announce magnum.vim, a multiple-precision integer library
written entirely in Vim script.
And which is your usage? Why not just use python?
(for speed, maintainance, and more reasons?)
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Why am I asking about why it was written ?
If there are strong arguments for adding it I'd like to add it to the list of
things to improve about Vim.
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=== [1 little benchmark]
looks like its still quite fast
reasons - taking care about resetting or unloading
plugins/mapping/... is not worth the effort because restarting Vim is
that cheap. Plugins such as github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-local-vimrc
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There might be more options
http://shjs.sourceforge.net/
http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/README.html
http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/manual/brushes/
etc
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You can use snippet like solutions, too
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for x in ['tex','bar']
exec 'au BufNewFile
for x in ['tex','bar']
exec 'au BufNewFile *.'.x.' do ...'
endfor
endfor
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Unless I know that I feel its enough to be smarter than bots which
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be managed - by
letting people access individual repositories or be admin.
However I've hit one issue: No idea how to upload a special key so that
a server can update a repository without creating a new user.
I hope that these were the replies you've been waiting for, if not reply
again.
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grant you access to the
github repository.
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on depending on
the feedback. You can still write plugins etc.
To get started I'd even say people can put there tips here (I've put
almost everything I find useful on my wiki ..)
If you want to write plugins I'm not going to stop you - just wondering
whether its most important to get started.
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: |/\@!| \@! \@! nothing, requires NO match |/zero-width| (*)
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firebug etc were good enough for me.
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but not least you can automate much more by using crazy tools such
as autohotkey (windows) - for linux there might be similar tools.
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is still incomplete, but tries to give an initial
overview).
If you feel something is missing on those pages let me know or edit it
yourself.
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files adding an extension such as .review,
then you could use vim's builtin diff feature to show your comments
I've created a small wiki article about the mentioned options:
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Then you can edit code and add your own statements ...
its as much work as git stash or hg has a way to keep a pile of
patches which you can apply/remove easily, too.
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I feel the more communication the better.
Ideas, thoughts - comments?
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need to put the file into plugin/syntax/autolad/color/filetype... depending
on what you need. In your case its plugin/* which get sourced by Vim.
http://vim-wiki.mawercer.de/wiki/topic/vim%20plugin%20managment.html
Explains the basic plugin layout and additional options
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Thus I don't search, I filter the quickfix list a second time.
Using both technics there is not much left to spend time on..
So try to understand why mapping :cnext is not enough and think how to
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c-^ or :b # will do exactly that
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neither size nor cycles
seem to be a problem ..
But even :echo string(list)
fails = nested too deep for displaying
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That's enough :)
Bonus points if your approach is O(1) with respect to the number of members
in the class.
... But what about makefiles etc? Do you want this too?
I'ev mapped \gr to grep -r in current dir which is fast enough for many
use cases. (also see vim-addon-other)
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Again, a use case would help much understanding what you mean exactly.
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again very easy and common to forget about escaping or do it wrong
I agree. Also system vs :! requires different quoting etc.
Also using pipes and not temporary files is faster and sometimes more
reliable.
r! ...
:cbuffer
:-)
Added this to the sucks page
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Not doable in a couple of years.
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makes me think that having a separate viml library
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I think the first important thing is to collect things to fix, then
workout how to fix [1] them, then estimate costs and try to get funding.
Thanks for your interest.
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[1]: And I don't know this yet
Another way is to override settings by using ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/*
which should be loaded last.
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2)
I would appreciate if somebody know how to do it, and could
provide a command line to build vim with Racket.
Which operating system ? ...
--enable-mzscheme or such should be enough (after having installed
racket). See ./configure --help
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Then they won't get lost ..
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if !exists(g:my_buf_list)
let g:my_buf_list = {}
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fun SetBNr(nr)
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upcase?
Vim also has :h 'virtualedit'
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published my own list
of things I'd like to fix. Whether that's enough to become more
brilliant is something you have to judge.
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to disagree.
If you don't receive much feedback I'll try the kickstarter project
adding features I think are most useful to start with.
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ocaml/urweb modules, but when instantiating those modules
allow additional arguments such as memory-management-system: ref-count,
boehm, other
Yes - this is still uncertain and just an idea.
If somebody knows a project which tries to achieve this let me know.
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is data, and at compile
time the compiler chooses the right code to operate on it using type
classes. If you don't have inheritance the difference should not be that
big.
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Excerpts from Paolo Bolzoni's message of Mon Nov 25 23:12:49 +0100 2013:
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 5:51 PM, Nikolay Pavlov zyx@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 25, 2013 5:24 PM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
I would consider D in first place. Not that I actually worked with it, but I
have
buffers for
different tasks. So why not have a p: or a v: to get python/viml command
lines ? (I know p is paste ..)
Marc Weber
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error messages then?
Also check :messages.
after Vim has started up.
About the offer: I offered two things:
a) connect to your machine
b) let you connect to my machine to investigate
You've missed option b.
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yes - this just takes too long.
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such:
bundle/snipmate/after
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the problem is I can
recommend the VAM downloader for Windows:
http://vam.mawercer.de/
Just get snipmate plugin from that page, dependencies will be added
automatically.
You'll get a _vimrc and a vimfiles directory. If that dosen't work we
have to discuss and fix your case.
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fun! Foo() abort
endf
Is a way to make Vim not continue on any error.
There is
throw error
and try .. catch /*.*/ end (v:exception) or such
Thus throw or abort are the correct ways to propagate an error, thus
make a function return.
If you want something else clarify.
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autohotkey or the like could come close. You can activate windows that
way. There are also additional solutions such as vimproc or the like
which eventually could be used to run cmd in Vim.
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It did *not*. There was no information about where to put the file by
the time you were writing the message and VAM was putting file into
ftplugin/ which is incorrect.
You're right, sry, fixed.
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