On 2021-07-06 17:59, Julius Hamilton wrote:
> If I unfold that fold, I think the fold disappears. I then have to
> respecify the content to be folded. Or if not, I still have to put
> my cursor on the top line of the fold, to re-fold it.
Unless you delete the fold, it should remain even after you
Thanks very much. That works perfectly.
One tiny tweak is I would just like to be able to collapse and open a fold
back and forth with ease. If I unfold that fold, I think the fold
disappears. I then have to respecify the content to be folded. Or if not, I
still have to put my cursor on the top
On So, 04 Jul 2021, Julius Hamilton wrote:
> I would like to print the output of a shell command - a webpage dump - into a
> Vim buffer, and have those lines immediately folded, rather than a second step
> of selecting and folding them.
>
> The command would look something like:
>
> :r! w3m
Please reply to me. Please
On Mon, Jul 5, 2021, 4:08 AM Julius Hamilton, wrote:
> I would like to print the output of a shell command - a webpage dump -
> into a Vim buffer, and have those lines immediately folded, rather than a
> second step of selecting and folding them.
>
> The command would
On 7/4/2021 1:08 PM, Julius Hamilton wrote:
I would like to print the output of a shell command - a webpage dump -
into a Vim buffer, and have those lines immediately folded, rather than
a second step of selecting and folding them.
The command would look something like:
:r! w3m -dump url.com
I would like to print the output of a shell command - a webpage dump - into
a Vim buffer, and have those lines immediately folded, rather than a second
step of selecting and folding them.
The command would look something like:
:r! w3m -dump url.com FOLD
How would this be possible?
I would like
