Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 9:43 AM, Igor Forca wrote: > @Arun, I have tested your code in deep. It is working perfectly. What I > have found is little trouble in the case when first line include the change. > > File1: > aaa ccc > aaa ccc > > File2: > aaa bbb > aaa bbb > > If

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

Le vendredi 23 février 2018 18:43:35 UTC+1, Igor Forca a écrit : > @Arun, I have tested your code in deep. It is working perfectly. What I have > found is little trouble in the case when first line include the change. > > File1: > aaa ccc > aaa ccc > > File2: > aaa bbb > aaa bbb > > If cursor

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@Arun, I have tested your code in deep. It is working perfectly. What I have found is little trouble in the case when first line include the change. File1: aaa ccc aaa ccc File2: aaa bbb aaa bbb If cursor is in file1 at first line first column, diff enabled and pressing ]x I expect cursor to

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

I am not sure how my plugin, https://github.com/rickhowe/diffchar.vim, can help you, but it provides ]b/[b/]e/[e keymaps to jump cursor around the exact differences. Please try it. -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@Arun, thanks a million for this script. ]x and [x work exactly what I want. I also tested the ]c and it behaves the sames as ]x and [c behaves the same as [x on my previous post samples. I actually only need ]x and [x behavior, but just out of curiosity what suppose to be the difference

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 9:26 AM, Arun wrote: > On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 10:53 PM, Igor Forca wrote: > >> @Arun, thanks a lot for this code. I have performed two tests: >> >> TEST 1: LINES WITH NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO LINES WITH DIFFERENCES >> >> File1: >>

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 10:53 PM, Igor Forca wrote: > @Arun, thanks a lot for this code. I have performed two tests: > > TEST 1: LINES WITH NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO LINES WITH DIFFERENCES > > File1: > aaa aaa > aaa bbb > aaa aaa > aaa bbb > > File2: > aaa aaa > aaa ccc > aaa

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@Arun, thanks a lot for this code. I have performed two tests: TEST 1: LINES WITH NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO LINES WITH DIFFERENCES File1: aaa aaa aaa bbb aaa aaa aaa bbb File2: aaa aaa aaa ccc aaa aaa aaa ccc Lines 2 and 4 are different. There are lines without difference between two

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 5:27 AM, Igor Forca wrote: > @Christian, thanks a lot for explanation. It looks like ]c jumps through > lines and searches for changes (it skips the same lines in both files), but > cursor is always placed on first character in line. Interesting. It

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@Christian, thanks a lot for explanation. It looks like ]c jumps through lines and searches for changes (it skips the same lines in both files), but cursor is always placed on first character in line. Interesting. It looks I misunderstood the help: ]c Jump forwards to the next start of a

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

On Mi, 21 Feb 2018, Igor Forca wrote: > @ZyX, I tested: > 1. c is ASCII character also ]c can be typed in. I actually do not need > mapping, I would just like to get ]c working. I did the mapping just to test > if > something is wrong with the keyboard. > > 2. Just to make a simple test I

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@ZyX, I tested: 1. c is ASCII character also ]c can be typed in. I actually do not need mapping, I would just like to get ]c working. I did the mapping just to test if something is wrong with the keyboard. 2. Just to make a simple test I created two files with content. a) create files file1: aaa

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

2018-02-21 12:43 GMT+03:00 Igor Forca : > @ZyX, I did: > 1. Start-up Vim in clean: > gvim -u NONE -N > > 2. Open the first file: > :e file1.txt > > 3. Diff mode second file: > :vert diffsp file2.txt > > 4. Do the mapping you suggested: > nnoremap a ]c > > 5. Press the a key and

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

@ZyX, I did: 1. Start-up Vim in clean: gvim -u NONE -N 2. Open the first file: :e file1.txt 3. Diff mode second file: :vert diffsp file2.txt 4. Do the mapping you suggested: nnoremap a ]c 5. Press the a key and nothing happens. So still a problem. By the way if mappings would be the problem

Re: vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

2018-02-21 11:45 GMT+03:00 Igor Forca : > Hi, > I have files with long lines and when doing diff it is time consuming to move > to the diff change (marked red in vimdiff). > > I have searched the help: > :h jumpto-diffs > > With explanation that: > ]c > should jump to the next

vimdiff - how to jump to next difference in long line - shortcut ]c does not work

Hi, I have files with long lines and when doing diff it is time consuming to move to the diff change (marked red in vimdiff). I have searched the help: :h jumpto-diffs With explanation that: ]c should jump to the next start of the change. But in my case this key shortcut does nothing. I