Hello Forum,
I'm quite new here, so I'm not familiar with your etiquette yet. I can
indtroduce myself later if you want.
I'm currently comparing a lot of text*) so I was wondering weather
there is something wich finds me blocks of similar text in different
context of a file. Google couldn't help
Dear Vim users,
I'm trying to use code folding in Python, but it clutters my screen a bit.
I'm using the desert colorscheme and the background color of the lines
that replace the folded code is not the same as the rest of the file.
I'd like to change this so that all the lines of code (including
On 2/03/11 7:37 PM, Schorschie wrote:
Hello Forum,
I'm quite new here, so I'm not familiar with your etiquette yet. I can
indtroduce myself later if you want.
I'm currently comparing a lot of text*) so I was wondering weather
there is something wich finds me blocks of similar text in different
On 2/03/11 7:41 PM, Marin van Beek wrote:
I'm trying to use code folding in Python, but it clutters my screen a bit.
I'm using the desert colorscheme and the background color of the lines
that replace the folded code is not the same as the rest of the file.
I'd like to change this so that all
On Wed, 2 Mar 2011, Schorschie wrote:
Hello Forum,
I'm quite new here, so I'm not familiar with your etiquette yet. I can
indtroduce myself later if you want.
I'm currently comparing a lot of text*) so I was wondering weather
there is something wich finds me blocks of similar text in
What version of Vim is running? I suppose you're not in a position to
run a different version, either?
Currently he is running vim 6.4 on a SunOS 5.9 machine. I tried the
sunfreeware binary for vim 7.3, solaris 7 -- on his machine, but this
version of vim seemed to have problems drawing the
On 3/2/11, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Excerpts from robert song's message of Wed Mar 02 07:03:34 + 2011:
For example, I use cscope and jump to the definition of one variable,
but if I want to return beck to previous place I modified, I should
use ctrl+o and '. , is there any way
On 2011-03-01 Jürgen Krämer jottka...@googlemail.com wrote:
- Using
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != ' | cd %:h | endif
(note that the double quote must be doubled)
actually, there were no double quotes in the original command, just
two strings with single quotes: '%' and the empty
On 2011-03-01 Jean Johner jean.joh...@cea.fr wrote:
Hi Jurgen,
Thank you for your explanations.
I can understand your preferences but consider the following facts:
- launching gvim from the command line in a subdirectory always
results in the subdirectory to be the working directory.
Hi,
Marco schrieb:
On 2011-03-01 Jürgen Krämer jottka...@googlemail.com wrote:
- Using
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != ' | cd %:h | endif
(note that the double quote must be doubled)
actually, there were no double quotes in the original command, just
two strings with single quotes: '%'
This line is still wrong. A single quote is missing.
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != '' | cd %:h | endif
This is still not what was intended, though syntactically correct. There
should not be any double quotes at all:
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != '' | cd %:h | endif
Ben.
--
You
On 2011-03-02 Jürgen Krämer jottka...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
Marco schrieb:
On 2011-03-01 Jürgen Krämer jottka...@googlemail.com wrote:
- Using
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != ' | cd %:h | endif
(note that the double quote must be doubled)
actually, there were no double
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
On Wed, 2 Mar 2011, kuru wrote:
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
Hi kuru!
On Mi, 02 Mär 2011, kuru wrote:
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
Hi,
Is it possible to change the name of the swap file that Vim uses?
I have just started using a centralized location for swapfiles with the
'directory' option. However, I am running into a problem of name space
collision, or lack of same.
Often I edit files with the same name in different
Hi Matt!
On Mi, 02 Mär 2011, Matt Martini wrote:
Is it possible to change the name of the swap file that Vim uses?
I have just started using a centralized location for swapfiles with the
'directory' option. However, I am running into a problem of name space
collision, or lack of same.
Actually I didn't test this before I sent the message (sorry) and it
appears that Vim automatically does this when you edit the same file
in two windows in the same session.
On Mar 1, 8:48 pm, Benjamin R. Haskell v...@benizi.com wrote:
On Tue, 1 Mar 2011, Colin Beighley wrote:
Hello,
I'm
On Wed, 2 Mar 2011, Matt Martini wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to change the name of the swap file that Vim uses?
I have just started using a centralized location for swapfiles with
the 'directory' option. However, I am running into a problem of name
space collision, or lack of same.
Append
I'm trying to use code folding in Python, but it clutters my screen a bit.
I'm using the desert colorscheme and the background color of the lines
that replace the folded code is not the same as the rest of the file.
I'd like to change this so that all the lines of code (including the
folded
Hi All,
I searched the docs/faq/archive etc and didn't find an answer to this
question (but perhaps I'm not using the right keywords)
Suppose I have in one file several lines (could be 100s of such lines) like
this:
..
Folder![CDATA[C:\work\sources\foo\bar\baz\MODULEX\lib]]/Folder
..
Now in
On 03/02/2011 02:30 PM, Raleigh Rinehart wrote:
Now what I would like to do is to replace each occurrence of MODULEX in
file1 with the corresponding word in file 2.
By corresponding I mean if the lines (from file 1) and the words (from file
2) were both well ordered sets then the match is
On 03/02/2011 02:30 PM, Raleigh Rinehart wrote:
Now what I would like to do is to replace each occurrence of MODULEX in
file1 with the corresponding word in file 2.
By corresponding I mean if the lines (from file 1) and the words (from file
2) were both well ordered sets then the
Hugh thanks for your time, but that one did not help me ;)
Christian, that was a great solution. It did do the trick. My c.vim is
from 2006, I am not using the latest one(from nov 2010 by Bram)
because the older one is more extended in a way and I already created
my color file.
It was called
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
Hi Jean!
On Di, 01 Mär 2011, Jean Johner wrote:
I can understand your preferences but consider the following facts:
- launching gvim from the command line in a subdirectory always
results in the subdirectory to be the working directory.
I see no reason why double-clicking in Konqueror
Hi,
I have a mystery concerning screen display and keyboard maps. I've got
nottybuiltin set, so vim reads the external termininfo first. term is set to
xterm. OS is SunOS 5.9. TERMINFO is set to /etc/terminfo
When I use vim version 6.4 the screen displays right and the keys work
correctly,
On 03/02/2011 04:21 PM, raleighr3 wrote:
I understand what you want, file1.txt looks something like
...
Folder![CDATA[C:\work\sources\foo\bar\baz\MODULEX\lib]]/Folder
...
Folder![CDATA[C:\work\sources\foo\bar\baz\MODULEX\lib]]/Folder
...
and you have file2.txt which looks something like
...
Dear Fellows,
If the hlsearch is set, then all instances are highlighted, but we need to
unset it every time when the search is finished. If hlsearch is not set,
then only the first character of the word is highlighted, so that it is hard
to see where is the word. Is there an option that the
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