Hey,
BIG thanks for the two links. I've really considered VIM as a
constructing set for building a personalized IDE, rather than just an
specialized text editor.
you don't use any kind of code completion and only external syntax
checkers/debugging tools then?
(Spring (-> Typo)/Tomcat/Maven
Hey,
thanks a lot for the explanation.
regards
Am 24.08.2015 15:00 schrieb Stefan Klein:
Hi,
2015-08-24 14:33 GMT+02:00 taschent...@posteo.de:
You've said Vim plugins will never be as complete as Eclipse (eg
refactoring). Could you elaborate that point, please?
Eclipse understands the
Hey,
i just realized that some of my fears were just for no reason. = I use
git for my vim cfg and a Plugin manager.
Therefore, i wasn't frightened about investing time in my vim cfg - i
was frightened about to be forced to do that at work, because i can't
write code in that time.
I knew of
Hey,
Well, it seems that the fear to break my cfg was really reasonless,
especially if i consider that i already use git for my vimrc and can
comment problematic plugins/settings.
But i think for me, its a really good idea to restart in terms of
plugins and clean them a bit.
The point i've
Hey,
i'm wondering whether VIM is really suitable for professional software
development. I have no considerable experience with vim, linux, software
development or anything else mentioned in this post, i.e. i'm a beginner
= Therefore, i hope i can ask some naive and very basic questions about
Hello,
i want to align all those vim comments, which are not the first
non-whitespace character on the line and also not part of an command,
etc.
Example:
aligns all quotes which are not the first character at the
beginning of the line
nnoremap Leadera1 :Tabularize /^\@! CR
Hey again,
i solved it:
if (winheight(0)!=lines-2)
nnoremap a-k C-w-
endif
(changed j to k, because i mistaken them before)
return the height of the current window and compare it to the height of
the whole vim window (which includes one line for the statusline and one
for the command
Am 11.08.2015 22:03 schrieb Christian Brabandt:
On Di, 11 Aug 2015, taschent...@posteo.de wrote:
i have that here
nnoremap s-j C-w-
nnoremap s-k C-w+
Are you sure, you want to map away 'J' and 'K'? If so, you might want
to
use J and K directly. It is certainly cleaner and I am not
Hey,
i have that here
nnoremap s-j C-w-
nnoremap s-k C-w+
in my vimrc. In a single buffer, Shift-j results in resizing my airline
buffer. (Im not sure about that, but i think the airline statusline
is a seperate buffer)
Anyways, how can i prevent that resizing?
Thanks a lot :)
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