, consectetur
* adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor
* incididunt ut labore dolore magna aliqua.
*
*/
Here after consectetur and after tempor there's the space. Why? How can I get
rid of this?
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get rid of this?
Check the setting of 'formatoptions'
Thanks. That was a push to the right direction.
:au FileType php set fo-=whatever
Almost:
au FileType php set fo-=w
Did the trick. Thanks.
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Fluxbox/Thunar with the correct behaviour.
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string.
This line is still wrong. A single quote is missing.
au VimEnter * if expand('%') != '' | cd %:h | endif
This line solves the problem for me. Thank you. I would like to see this as
default behaviour, too.
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Perhaps we could vote.
+1
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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
Is it possible to open several files in the file explorer? Say I open the
file explorer with :e. and then I want to open 3 files in this directory and 4
in another. Is there a possibility to select these files and to open them all
at once?
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who admits that he has not read the manual
mapping?
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as expected. How can I get rid of this help menu annoyance
and assign my mapping?
:set winaltkeys=no
That's it. Thank you.
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On 2011-03-17 Charles E Campbell Jr drc...@campbellfamily.biz wrote:
Marco wrote:
Is it possible to open several files in the file explorer? Say I open the
file explorer with :e. and then I want to open 3 files in this directory
and 4 in another. Is there a possibility to select
On 2011-03-17 Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
After having installed the minibufexpl I have a broken command line window.
To reproduce:
Without minibufexpl everything behaves normal. After installation of
minibufexpl I can edit one buffer and use the command line window (q:). I
can edit
manually input file type?
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minibufexplorer_-_Elegant_buffer_explorer
matchit matchit.zip
How can one determine the right names? Or is there an easier solution?
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* Marco [2011.03.18 08:20]:
How can I make vim remember my manually input file type?
One possibility is to put a modeline near the beginning or the end of
your file.
I know that I can use modeline, but I don't like the idea to pollute
On 2011-03-18 Tony Mechelynck antoine.mechely...@gmail.com wrote:
On 18/03/11 15:55, Marco wrote:
I started using vim-addon-manager. But I have some problems using it. How
do I determine the name of the plugin I have to put into my vimrc? The
following shows some examples of plugin names
files can be improved, I agree. I never wrote file type detection
files. But my suggestion to easily distinguish between »conf« and »gnuplot«
would be:
1) Presence of a plot command
2) Often a term(inal) declaration in the first lines
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On 18/03/11 11:12 PM, Marco wrote:
When often edit files where the filetype detection fails. The files are
detected as »conf« instead of »gnuplot« for instance. I can set
ft=gnuplot, but when I switch to another buffer
Hi,
I often use :wCR:bdCR. I wonder if there's a shortcut for this quite
common sequence. Or is it best to create a mapping?
Marco
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In the link above I either get: »E426: tag not found:
helptopic« or »E426: tag not found: my«
I suspect a misconfiguration somewhere in my system. How
to get links with dashes working?
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On 2011-03-30 Tony Mechelynck antoine.mechely...@gmail.com wrote:
On 30/03/11 08:29, Marco wrote:
I have some troubles creating help files with dashes in
the hyperlinks. When a dash appears in a hyperlink, vim
consideres the parts to be independent words. Dashes in
the help files shipped
of your custom helpfiles.
I copied working modelines into my help files, but the problem persists.
Marco
Well, what does Vim answer when you type
:verbose set ft? isk?
:filetype
(starting from Normal mode of course) in one of those
helpfiles ?
Normal file
/helptest.txt
:se ft=help bt=help
^^^
Ahhh! The buftype was missing. Thank you. This solved the
problem. I didn't know that a buftype exists, I always
worked with filetype.
Thanks.
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Put your downloaded plugins into $HOME/.vim/plugin or use
vim-addon-manager.
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/wrong_result
But I want to delete up to the character *before* “,”:
aim
, consectetur adipisicing elit,
/aim
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is there a command to delete up to the character before a
match?
:h t
Thanks a lot for these four characters. That's it.
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Hi,
I somehow lost an important feature in the status line: when in
Command mode, and I want to put the content of buffer x 431 times, I
just type
431xp
This 431 and x are shown normally in the status line, which is really
helpful. Somehow I lost that in gvim, but it is there in vim
(terminal),
Ah, very fine! Thanks!
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vim is affected, gvim behaves normal. I tried
different terminals (urxvt and xterm). Starting vim with
-u NONE doesn't help, either. I tried vim version 7.3.363
and 7.3.421.
What happens here and how to solve this?
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On 2012-01-31 Tim Chase v...@tim.thechases.com wrote:
On 01/31/12 14:58, Marco wrote:
http://i42.tinypic.com/23l84x.png
My first suspicions are: possibly a corrupted font file,
possibly a corrupted termcap database, or perhaps a bad
memory chip (or some other hardware in the picture).
I
some light on the source of the
trouble. I have to admit that I'm no expert in those
things, it had always worked for me.
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Alternatively, see if you can find a terminfo entry for
your ${TERM} via google and use infocmp to compare what
you have vs what the internet version has.
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try to gather as much
information as possible.
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Vim 7.3 has build-in Lua support, right? Is there any documentation about the
API, sample lua scripts or alike to see how things work?
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) that accesses vim variables and modifies the buffer... I want vim
to interpret my lua code instead of the external lua interpreter.
Like:
:lua x={mtest=5}
:lua print(x.mtest)
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On 2010-09-23 ZyX zyx@gmail.com wrote:
Is the information provided in if_lua.txt help file insufficient?
No. This was exactly the starting point I was looking for. Thanks.
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) *myscript.lua* interpretable with the following line
:luafile myscript.lua
Where to put the file (in .vim/..., not in the working dir) so that I don't
need to specify a path?
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Try it without vim:
cat input_file | nl | tail -1 | cut -f1 no_of_lines
echo no_of_lines
cat input_file no_of_lines
This does need almost no ram and takes about 3 minutes.
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The result is in no_of_lines. Maybe not a good choice for a name.
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Hi,
I downloaded the source from
ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/unix/vim-7.3.tar.bz2
Then I compiled with
./configure make make test
and I get the following error:
Test results:
test51 FAILED
TEST FAILURE
What's wrong?
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I downloaded the source from
ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/unix/vim-7.3.tar.bz2
Then I compiled with
./configure make make test
and I get the following error:
Test results:
test51 FAILED
TEST FAILURE
What's wrong?
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and it was my mistake or is it a bug and this shouldn't happen?
Thanks for the hint to the locale!
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On 2011-01-09 Dominique Pellé dominique.pe...@gmail.com wrote:
Marco wrote:
On 2011-01-09 Dominique Pellé dominique.pe...@gmail.com wrote:
I now tried the source from the mercurial repository.
What OS are you using?
linux 2.6.35-23-generic x86_64
What locale?
LANG=de_DE.utf8
command executes which function?
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On 2011-01-30 meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
for those keys, for which is true, that they are mapped to a function
call try using
:map
Thanks. I was aware of this command. But there are just the definded mappings
listed, not the basic built-in commands like »%«, »e« or »w«.
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inside lua? How to access an arbitrary vim function from inside lua?
vim 7.3 compiled with lua interpreter
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:lua vim.commandnormal! %
Then to get the cursor position, you can use the getpos() function. E.g.
:lua mypos = vim.evalgetpos('.')
Thank you very much.
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and executed !man ls
If I open vim and execute !man ls everything is fine.
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like 'dumb', less will function in more compatible way.
It seems to act the same.
Fore example:
:!TERM=xterm man ls
Doesn't work, either.
Ok. But try now with 'dumb'.
Same result.
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On 2011-02-03 Joan Miquel Torres Rigo joanmiq...@mallorcaweb.net wrote:
Fore example:
:!TERM=xterm man ls
Doesn't work, either.
Ok. But try now with 'dumb'.
Same result.
Maybe you can try a slightly different strategy like
:tabedit | :r ! man ls
Works. Thanks
Marco
On 2011-02-03 Jürgen Krämer jottka...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
Marco wrote:
I discovered a strange behaviour while setting up an inoremap command:
inoremap ( ()ESCha Works
inoremap » »«ESCha Doesn't work
Why does the second mapping not work?
how do you enter
the highest bit set.
; has an ordinal value of 59 and adding 128 gives 187, which is the
ordinal value of ».
Thanks for that answer. I don't know why, but the codes you mentined pointed
me into the right direction.
Solution: Changing the encoding to utf-8. Now it works :)
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Marco
to to some
custom things (executing a function) and then perform the original Ctrl+j
mapping to remove the ++ construct.
But I cannot find the place where the Ctrl+j mapping is defined. With :map
it is not listed. Is it a plugin? How can I find out where the mapping is
defined?
Regards
Marco
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On 02/03/2011 10:21 AM, Marco wrote:
But I cannot find the place where theCtrl+j mapping is defined.
With :map it is not listed. Is it a plugin? How can I find out where the
mapping is defined?
Depending on the mode in which
Hi,
sorry for spamming the list but I've got another question.
I have the following line in my .vimrc
au BufRead, BufNewFile *.tex setfiletype context
Why is the filetype still »plaintex« after opening a .tex file?
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but I got the same result, still plaintex.
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On 2011-02-04 Ben Schmidt mail_ben_schm...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
I tried
au BufRead, BufNewFile *.tex set filetype=context
but I got the same result, still plaintex.
You should have no space after your comma.
Yes, that's it. Thanks
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there is a mapping defined. Relevant :map line is as follows
i PlugIMAP_JumpBack C-R=IMAP_Jumpfunc('b', 0)CR
How can I perform the command from the command line? A
:call IMAP_Jumpfunc('b', 0)
performs some action, but it's not the same as pressing C-R.
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compatible or at least notify about changes. I believe this
is common in developers world, especially for (relatively) small vim
plugins.
What is a better way, if I want my own mapping but still need the
functionality of the former mapping?
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ExecuteJumpBack()
execute normal i\PlugIMAP_JumpBack
endfunction
function ExecuteJumpBack()
Assuming that after function execution it will be still in insert
mode call feedkeys(\PlugIMAP_JumpBack)
endfunction
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll play with them.
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a new vim trick :)
Thanks to you, Tim and John.
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a sentence is
added into the paragraph. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud
exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.
BTW: setting fo+=a is awesome!
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^^^
What's that for a book? I googled but cannot find it.
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Lorem
Ipsum
Whateva
/Whateva
/Ipsum
/Lorem
Dolor
Sit
Amet
Doles
Lari
/Lari
/Doles
/Amet
Consec
/Consec
/Sit
/Dolor
My settings: ft=xml, foldmethod=syntax
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Maybe it's a temporary problem, just wanna let you know.
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On 2011-02-11 Ben Schmidt mail_ben_schm...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
Maybe something like this would work, making zc close 'contained folds'
as well as the one you're in:
:noremap zc zc:foldclose!CRzvzc
That was exactly what I was looking for. Very handy, in my opinion.
Thanks a lot.
Marco
problems. What CPU/OS are you using?
PS: It wasn't very easy to see that Vim wants Lua 5.0.3.
Vim doesn't request Lua 5.0.3, 5.1.4 works like a charm here.
I did not find it in any documentation or announcement.
Me neither
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Play with different characters.
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://drchip.0sites.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#INDGUIDE).
The manual links to a 404.
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of screen
space.
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I can confirm this behaviour with chromium and firefox.
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in advance,
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, copy, and edit it. gvim supports 256*256*256 possible
colors, I'm sure you can find one you like.
Hi,
no sorry, it's that I found a script which, once you bind it to a key,
does the alternating lines trick.
Thank you!
marco
PS
more in the next mail, be prepared! :)
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EvenLbg you mention?
(yeah, I have seen it in the script!).
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Hi Ben,
thanks a lot. It works great.
Now I just need to find a set of colors to which I can stare for some
6-8 hours a day without getting blind! :)
Thank you,
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vim-addon-manager)?
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for the tip. This directly points to the addon that causes
the trouble (CSApprox). After deactivating it, the visual marker is
visible again.
It could be a colorscheme I suppose.
I tried different colorschemes, it is (was) colorscheme independent.
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is it possible to set the WM_CLASS of gVim to a custom value?
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, but the
described solution didn't work for me. The “tags” file stays empty.
If I remove the recently added file, it works fine. The new added
file is UTF-8 encoded, but so are others.
What can I do to fix this?
Marco
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character which is invalid for UTF-8, the file won't be seen as UTF-8
even if the rest of it is OK
:setl fenc?
fileencoding=utf-8
8g8
The cursor does not move. If I set fileencoding=latin1, then it
moves to a non-ascii character, but I guess that's expected.
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, it works fine.
Non-ASCII characters elsewhere than the first line are not
problematic. That's seems weird. A bug or a feature?
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encoding, and compatible with each other but not with ASCII.
All my files are either ASCII or UTF-8.
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Hi,
since I use the `autochdir` setting in my .vimrc the plugin
minibufexpl behaves buggy. I often end up with multiple mini buffers
and every time I change my buffer a new mini buffer window stacks
up.
Is this a known limitation or a bug? I use version 6.3.2.
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also tried version 6.4.4 from
https://github.com/dccmx/minibufexpl.vim, but the problem remains.
Also, what Vim version are you using?
7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Sep 16 2012 04:13:57)
Included patches: 1-547
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2012-10-26 Alexandre Provencio:
I've found your mappings a neat solution Marco. I've made a little
adjustment for my setup though:
map silent A-j C-W+
map silent A-k C-W-
That's exactly the problem. If you have a split screen with two
window you want the separator to move *down* if A-j
Feeding the search bar on the vim page with *elastic*, outputs
exactly two results. One about a utility library and another one
about tab completion.
Marco
[1] http://nickgravgaard.com/elastictabstops/
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Apparently there's no one working on the feature. The interest isn't
that big, I suppose.
Anyway thanks for the links.
Marco
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{${2}} {${3}} {${4}}
$0
endsnippet
Typing def Tab foo C-JbarC-JC-JC-J yields
def foo
{bar} {} {}
I don't need the last two braces. How can I omit the empty braces in
this example without defining a snippet for each number of braces?
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more convenient to you.
I went for the second option. Thanks a lot for your effort.
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the
problem is the snippet, not the mapping.
How can I fix the snippet to work with and without space after
the function name? Or is there a better way to achieve that?
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2012-11-04 Chris Lott:
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 9:10 AM, Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
How can I fix the snippet to work with and without space after
the function name? Or is there a better way to achieve that?
Unless I am misunderstanding, you could use delimitmate
[http://clinki.es
. With this
option you can easily copy and paste within vim and to/from other
applications. For further information see
:h 'clipboard'
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Sep 16 2012 04:13:57)
Included patches: 1-547
Modified by pkg-vim-maintain...@lists.alioth.debian.org
Compiled by james...@debian.org
Huge version with GTK2-GNOME GUI.
fugitive version: 3f703b6e03c4a6f28fa9f520a85374da86efc253
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Do
one tag file per directory and tell vim to find those tag
files as well?
I don't know what's the better approach. The :helptags help is very
scarce about this topic.
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logic as
Vundle, just with a different path.
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/snip-b.txt
doc/bar/snip-c.txt
The files are not under version control and they aren't plugins. I
hope my intentions are more clear now.
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be downloaded here:
http://freeshell.de/~mpfusion/1.txt (15 KiB)
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Nov 12 2012 19:41:47)
Included patches: 1-712
on Debian Linux
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2012-11-16 Marco:
Maybe I should add that the file displays fine in other editors
(tested in nano). I used my usual .vimrc with plenty of plugins and
customization, as well as
vim -u NONE -U NONE -i NONE
to exclude any weird configuration, with the same result.
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