Hi, I have Vim 8.0 installed on my laptop which has Windows 10 Pro (64-bit
OS).
Suppose in gvim window test.c file is opened currently.
Now when I try to open a file say vector.c in Windows explorer by right
clicking on it and
using "Edit with existing Vim - test.c" option, it simply does not
On Do, 03 Aug 2017, Stephan Sinz wrote:
> I want to fold lines starting with similar ip addresses in a log file.
>
> ":set
> foldexpr=getline(v:lnum)=~'^\\([0-9]\\+\\)\\.'&(v:lnum+1)=~'^\\1\\.'"
>
> doesn't work for folding similar ip adresses. what's wrong ?
That doesn't work, because the
I want to fold lines starting with similar ip addresses in a log file.
":set
foldexpr=getline(v:lnum)=~'^\\([0-9]\\+\\)\\.'&(v:lnum+1)=~'^\\1\\.'"
doesn't work for folding similar ip adresses. what's wrong ?
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On 03.08.17 06:58, Michael Henry wrote:
> I frequently use visual mode to select the word, then paste over
> the selection from register 0. Usually I don't want the
> behavior of ``dw`` because that removes trailing spaces and I
> typically have yanked only the replacement word (without
>
On 08/03/2017 05:00 AM, Erik Christiansen wrote:
> On 02.08.17 17:45, Parag Bhatt [C] wrote:
>> I am looking for a quick way to change a word(cw?) with one
>> that was yanked (yw). I do not want to enter insert mode,
>> and would like to do it in command mode.
>
> With the cursor on the start of
On 02.08.17 21:16, Bee wrote:
> Is it possible to complete 2 consecutive words?
> That is match the first and include the second?
That first becomes useful when repeated, so '.' is perhaps the quickest
and easiest solution: Find the first word (or the pair), c2w,
then hit 'n' for next match, and
On 02.08.17 17:45, Parag Bhatt [C] wrote:
> I am looking for a quick way to change a word(cw?) with one that was
> yanked (yw). I do not want to enter insert mode, and would like to do
> it in command mode.
With the cursor on the start of the target word, dw"0P will do it.
I admit that I had to
2017-08-03 0:23 GMT+03:00 Marc Weber :
> Vim8 / NeoVim / maybe Emacs and more
> languages: VimL/Python (maybe lua)/ others
>
> But common features such as
> - completion
> - templates
> - describe thing at cursor
> - goto thing at cursor
> - show errors
> - run