Re: Multiple Vim setup on the same computer?

Gary thanks for the answer, this is good start for me. -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php

Passing Env Variables to Grep(as intended folders) search does not work under win32?

Hi I am trying to use this format to search certain folders that are designed within the variable This line :grep -i random $INCLUDES/* nor this line works :!grep -i random $INCLUDES/* but this line inside Cygwin shell works(Mintty in this case) grep -i random $INCLUDES/* Windows User env

Re: Passing Env Variables to Grep(as intended folders) search does not work under win32?

Chris I do have Cygwin here and I cannot tell which grep Vim(windows version) uses to be honest, since I cannot get grep to print the platform but I believe it is the windows version from Windows Gnu utilities which has v 2.5 while Cygwin version is 2.6. I have both greps in my system because I

Re: Passing Env Variables to Grep(as intended folders) search does not work under win32?

Gary thank you for very detail follow up on this. It helped me to see some of the issues. You are right that I have set up the grepprg in my rc set grepprg=grep\ -niH -Cmd.exe grep -i random %INCLUDES%/* --works-- - Gvim(win32) :grep -i random \%INCLUDES\%/* --works-- This way I am also able

Multiple Vim setup on the same computer?

Hi I want to be able to setup couple different Vims, like for editing, for projects etc. i want them to be totally separate installations and have different plugins script base. What would eb the best optimum way? thanks -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post!

Command with variable passing?

Hi I have a command like this :command MYGREP grep -ir --color ./* I want to be able to inject a variable to this command. So I want to use like MYGREP position. But I want the position to appear in right place. So when it is extended it would be a proper grep command grep -ir --color position

Re: Command with variable passing?

Charles, thanks for pointing out the right direction. That was helped me out. -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php

Re: Proper handling of C style // comments?

Ben In the latest vim C syntax file it is corrected, I mean it does not highlight double slashes as error. So I presumed that it was a mistake in the original version On Mar 3, 5:18 pm, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote: On Mar 2, 4:32 pm, kuru maymunbe...@gmail.com wrote: Hugh thanks

Proper handling of C style // comments?

Hi Currently when ever I open .c files, // comment lines show up as errors based on the color syntax. I have tried the latest c.vim from last November which seems to resolve the issue but that one is relatively shorter and not as extended as the previous c.vim syntax file. So I am trying to find

Re: Proper handling of C style // comments?

CCommentError, so I diverted it to comment as you have suggested. Thanks again. that was great work around. it does not take care of the root of the problem but it is a great solution On Mar 2, 11:49 am, Christian Brabandt cbli...@256bit.org wrote: Hi kuru! On Mi, 02 M r 2011, kuru wrote

Gnu Globals Help needed, headers are in different folder

Hi I know this is not a Gnu Globals forum but I am sure that there are Gnu Globals users amoung Vim users. I have been trying to setup Gnu Globals with Vim. I have gone through the Gnu globals documentation whcih is pretty good, seems to explain most of the stuff. There is one thing I cannot