Hi Eric,
I too use vimwiki located in a grive folder, with no issues. In the hope
it's some help, below, are the only settings I seem to have in my .vimrc
relating to vimwiki.
Kind regards,
Ryan
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let g:vimwiki_list = [{
\ 'path': '$HOME/google-drive/vimwiki
Hi,
I've started using pipenv instead of anacondas: and then running gvim from
within the pipenv enviroments which solves all of the issues.
cheers,
Ryan
On Friday, 6 March 2020 22:28:19 UTC, Ryan wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I seem to have run into a snag with vim's c-x c-o
if there's a simple addition to .vimrc I can make to force
omnicomplete to look in the anaconda install folder in my home directory?
Many Thanks,
Ryan
(running gvim on Debian 10)
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A quick note:
I find P more useful than p because of columns' typical left-alignment and my
desire to not mangle the tailend of my paste destination.
Also, 1v is very useful when dealing with blocks (:he visual-start), especially
when transposing blocks / overwriting blocks.
On Sunday,
of the list even in tree view, which should not happen.
I'm using Vim 7.4.903 which has netrw v154.
Does anyone know a workaround or fix?
Thanks,
Ryan
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I think I may have found a bug, I have list the steps to reproduce it.
1. open a new buffer :tabe or :e test
2. put two single digits on different lines
3. search using the regex '\d' (without quotes)
4. put your cursor before or on the first digit then press gn
I've tested this on vim 7.4
I don't know why it's happening, but you might try :help CTRL-L and :help
redraw. If those work (it may only work in the terminal) you might bind it to
a common key, e.g. :noremap j C-Lj, but that is obviously a hack. Hopefully
someone can give a more complete solution.
Ryan
On Sep 19, 2013
is Yakuake.
I moved my .vim dir and .vimrc file to .bkp_vim and .bkp_vimrc to make sure
there were no scripts or plugins doing this. It appears this is vim doing it.
Ryan
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Hello Eric,
Here's an English quickstart wiki page on vimim's website, you might want
to check it:
https://code.google.com/p/vimim/wiki/QuickStart
I've used vimim for a while, it's not a very good Chinese input method in
my experience, especially the input speed is slow and sometimes it gives
When I do :find filename_without_dir
It opens the file even if its outside my current working directory. No need
for the :r
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Aman Jain amanjain.nit...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I know vim supports searching for files in those directories
which are specified by the
-o $(grep -rl string directory)
?
Ryan
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Is it possible to have NERDtree loaded on startup, but to have the
cursor not in the NERDTree buffer?
I have tried:
function! LoadNERDTree()
:NERDTree
normal c-wl
endf
:au VimEnter * :call LoadNERDTree()
But the problem is that I end up starting in the NERDTree buffer
rather than
Enjoy http://vimgolf.com/ on holidays :)
Is there no way to register or sign in without a twitter account?
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vim 7.2
netrw v136
From the documentation it seems like c is the closest thing but it doesn't
change the tree view.
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On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Anurag Priyam anurag08pri...@gmail.com wrote:
when I try to use 'E' to select several words, let's say for
'a/b/c: 123', the cursor now stops at 'a', and I wish to select
'a/b/c' in visual mode, ':' was also selected when I type 'E'. Am I
missing anything?
Hi there,
when I try to use 'E' to select several words, let's say for
'a/b/c: 123', the cursor now stops at 'a', and I wish to select
'a/b/c' in visual mode, ':' was also selected when I type 'E'. Am I
missing anything? I take a glance at 'iskeyword', seems it was not
talking about this.
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 4:43 PM, John Beckett johnb.beck...@gmail.com wrote:
Ryan J M wrote:
Great, it works! Though it creates a split window, I will try
to create a new scratch TAB later.
Instead of 'new' use 'tabe' (or 'tabnew').
John
Thanks, I have got what I need. :)
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Usually i use 'tabnew' to open several [No Name] tabs to do tmp work,
and when I try to quit vim, 'qa' feels unhappy for the unsaved [No
Name] buffers, and 'qa!' may do bad things if i leave some important
files unsaved.
Is there any vim option i can use for this case? or I need to write a
vim
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 11:19 AM, John Beckett johnb.beck...@gmail.com wrote:
Ryan J M wrote:
Usually i use 'tabnew' to open several [No Name] tabs to do
tmp work, and when I try to quit vim, 'qa' feels unhappy for
the unsaved [No Name] buffers, and 'qa!' may do bad things
if i leave some
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 1:00 PM, ZyX zyx@gmail.com wrote:
Reply to message «Re: Any tricks to quit vim without interruption raised by
unsaved [No Name] tab/buffers?»,
sent 07:55:32 16 November 2010, Tuesday
by Ryan J M:
Thanks a lot for the sharing! I guess that is exactly when I
Hi there,
I mapped a short key for command :s/\s\+/^M/g in .vimrc
(^M was typed using C-V,C-M), but the short key doesn't work as
expected.
Can someone share some suggestions?
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% can't make cursor jump from one quote to its corresponding quote?
You may be interested in the surround.vim plugin - it doesn't have the %
behavior you want, but it has many commands that may accomplish what you're
trying to do.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1697
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Hi there,
when I paste C code from another vim (located at another
gnome-terminal tab) to my working vim, shift+insert auto commented
and aligned the code, which is not what I want. After a quick search
using google, I found a workaround, :set paste before I press
shift+insert. However,
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 7:52 AM, John Little john.b.lit...@gmail.com wrote:
No, vim is just getting the pasted text from gnome-terminal, as if
you'd typed it. It seems to be hard coded into gnome-terminal (or the
terminal widget it uses); there's chatter about it in the bug
trackers. If
Am I missed anything?
Thanks,
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your-text-output | vim -
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在 Oct 23, 2009，3:36 PM，John Magolske b79...@gmail.com 写到：
When the output of a shell command exceeds one page, the text scrolls
all the way to the end. Is there a way to have Vim only display the
first page and allow one to advance
when I jump by clicking CTRL+left mouse button, it jumps as expected,
But when jump done, I want to use middle button for scrolling, it
changes in pages(half page?) instead of lines.
Can I fixed it? I took a glance at my cscope_map.vim, found no desc on
mouse behavior.
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remember having
fnameescape() when I first learned vim.
So yes, Ryan, fnameescape(expand(%:p:h)) is a better choice :)
thanks, applied~
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I use this map a lot, but it seems not working with directory name
contains space
map ,e :e C-R=expand(%:p:h) . / CR
any direction?
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On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 5:04 PM, Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com wrote:
I use this map a lot, but it seems not working with directory name
contains space
map ,e :e C-R=expand(%:p:h) . / CR
You might try wrapping it in an escape() call:
map leadere :e c-r=escape(expand(%:p:h), )./cr
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com wrote:
Hrm...an extra space seems to be missing from there. I guess
that's what I get for typing at 3:00am while feeding the kid.
That should have been
map leadere :e c-r=escape(expand(%:p:h), )./cr
2009/7/19 Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado raul...@gmail.com:
Probably your problem is that your vim72 sources doesn't include the
extra files? If you are going to use all the patches published by Bram
you need to have the pristine sources and the extra sources. This is a
blind shot because I
I have been a vimmer for years, but it was my first time to build it
from src, because I found that my CENTOS vim got some problems on
cscope co-operations.
Following README file lcoated at
ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/patches/7.2/README, I got a little pain when
patching. please take a look at logs
Tony's reply, you might want to try the
fuzzyfinder plugin. It may help navigate directories a bit easier.
-Ryan
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