Re: List of Vim features to vote on

Let me throw in one from a long time ago - Back in the 70's there was a text editor called QED, out of Canada, that ran on Honeywell mainframes. It was a serious extension of vi/ex. I once wrote a QED package that would allow me to link Yacc trees together. The important tool that came with

Re: List of Vim features to vote on

np. figured On Mon, Aug 15, 2022 at 4:33 PM Tommy Bollman wrote: > Cant donate more than digits of an euro with chrome, from norway. > > man. 15. aug. 2022, 15:00 skrev Bram Moolenaar : > >> >> Hello Vim users! >> >> The list of features has not been changed for quite a while, but there >> are

Re: List of Vim features to vote on

Cant donate more than digits of an euro with chrome, from norway. man. 15. aug. 2022, 15:00 skrev Bram Moolenaar : > > Hello Vim users! > > The list of features has not been changed for quite a while, but there > are several outdated items and new items have been asked for. > > The main reason

Re: List of Vim features to vote on

It feels like some of these are measurable while others are...less so. Speed ones--is the new iteration faster than the previous version? New features--feature wasn't there, now it is But other ones like "improve X" feel a lot more nebulous. Sure, documentation improvements are always welcome

List of Vim features to vote on

Hello Vim users! The list of features has not been changed for quite a while, but there are several outdated items and new items have been asked for. The main reason to not update the list often is that users who have cast their votes will have to update them. We don't want to cause that too

Question about indentation of if in lisp mode

Hello, I've recently started learning lisp and noticed that vim (when in lisp mode) tries to indent if in this way: (if ) However, my impression from the learning resources I have at hand (SICP book, guile source code and glimpse at how emacs does it) is that the "common" way is: