not set
E20: Mark not set
E20: Mark not set
E20: Mark not set
E20: Mark not set
Maybe related, that filetype also has an autocmd in .vimrc to set the filetype:
autocmd BufNewFile,BufReadPost *.mkd,*.markdown,*.mdown,*.mtxt set filetype=mkd
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nnoremap leaderW :%s/\s\+$//cr:let @/=''CR
How can I have that command also strip all trailing carriage returns?
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cleaning them up...
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it to black, much of the text and vim separator between
windows (and cursor) don't show up. I'm a newbie, so maybe I'm missing
something more than :colorscheme bubblegum
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savevers_dirs=backupdir
set patchmode=.bu
In fact, I am getting no backups at all!
$HOME shows as /Users/Chris -- which is as expected. I have the
directory /Users/Chris/.backups created but it remains empty.
Any idea how to troubleshoot this?
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to continue -- I expected
silent would stop that from happening? Is there some other way to do
this?
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I'm having no luck searching for an answer to this:
How can I show the current tab number in the status line? I'd like to
see the tab number without showing the tabs across the top of the
screen (where I can easily get the tab number to show)...
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, but not at all in terminal.
Is there an easy way to get the highlights in terminal vim?
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On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 10:34 AM, sc tooth...@swbell.net wrote:
- download and install the CSApprox plugin
[...]
oh wait -- you wanted an easy way? never mind
That was plenty easy enough... and worked perfectly! Thanks!
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files are typically without .sh extension.
You could use a modeline (see :help modeline) in your file, something like:
# vim: set ft=bash:
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, and C. These are all
prose documents (markdown), not code.
I'm lost in the documentation for completions. Is there a relatively
straightforward way to achieve this?
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What I'd like to do, though, is have it complete based on the contents
of a bunch of previous files in the series: so when I'm editing File
D
is simple enough.
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(rather than breaking each line with a line break as the quoted text
above does), which is sometimes (often?) the preferred mode when
working with prose.
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according
to the margin :)
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is best (if, indeed, it
matters).
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when rendering, but that's not so
good for human readers of plain text.
Is there a way I can have vim prefix the lines with an ascending
counter like the above?
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Is it possible to have a mixed syntax highlighting? For instance,
where X/HTML code with embedded PHP (I know, I know) or Markdown with
embedded PHP is highlighted correctly in each section?
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the time, but otherwise this takes care of many sequential prefix
needs.
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at it. Uncertain of the reason for the reference.
It controls how quickly or slowly you can press the key sequence and
have it trigger the mapping or not.
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On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 9:01 PM, Clark J. Wang dearv...@gmail.com wrote:
As recommended by other people I have 'inoremap jj ESC' defined in my
vimrc and it works well for most of the time.
A few days ago when I copy-n-paste a lot of text into vim, the result was
always wrong. It took me quite
/nopaste. But it's so rare that it's hardly a
burden.
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Given this:
Sheets
Sheets of gold
Is there an efficient way to delete the intervening white space and
CRs between the 'Sheets' to end up with
Sheets Sheets of gold
?
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Has anyone used Fuzzy Finder and CTRLP enough to have thoughts on
which one might be preferable? They seem quite similar, but I might be
missing something that will come back to haunt me later :)
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--reference-links\ --no-wrap
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On Tuesday, February 14, 2012, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote:
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Is there a more efficient or better way to cluster together a set of
autocommands in my .vimrc? For instance, I have the following:
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.mtxt
along the process writing in any of the markups.
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I'd like to come up with a method to toggle between the current window
size and text width and a maximized window with a different text
width. I have no idea how to proceed. Are there methods to read the
current window and textwidth and store them so I can toggle back?
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do not want textwidth...I don't
want this to result in a text file that is centered so, just as the
display for typing...
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is not on the same line?
Use a / search.
Or EasyMotion: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3526
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when you set
the filetype automatically...
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And if my needs go past what Markdown can do, I just keep using Pandoc
and use features it supports beyond the Markdown syntax...
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Does anyone know how I can get spell check within Vim to handle
smart quotes (i.e. typographically correct ones) properly?
For instance, spell check in Vim doesn't flag a word like:
don't
but it does flag the smart quote version as incorrect:
don’t
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-c utf-8 -d WHITESPACE_RULE,EN_QUOTES -l en --api /var/f
olders/y3/tfx06t6d0kx425gqyhrgv4nwgp/T/v6Jgs8o/0] failed with error: 1
Any idea how to troubleshoot this?
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read !wget -q -O - http://yoursite.dom/
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on the need, you could also have CRON run the PHP script (on
the command line or through wget or curl or whatever) at whatever
interval makes sense and just point the browser to the HTML file that
results.
I don't see why Vim is or should be any part of this.
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curious how to do this most
efficiently without them.
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The gv command is very useful. I'd like to be able to reselect a block
after I have selected, cut, and pasted it into a different buffer.
Is this possible?
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modified/modifiable flags
if getbufvar(bufnr, modified)
let tip .= ' [+]'
endif
if getbufvar(bufnr, modifiable)==0
let tip .= ' [-]'
endif
endfor
return tip
endfunction
show tooltips on tabs
set guitabtooltip=%{GuiTabToolTip()}
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Is there a command that will write and exit all buffers *and* abandon
unnamed buffers? xa almost gets there, but it fails if there are
unnamed buffers.
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If you set mapleader to another chracter, you do the same thing you
have been doing with /A but you replace the '/' with the new
mapleader.
So, if you:
let mapleader = ,
Then you would type
,A
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defined (I use the comma), so I would press
,A
where you would, if you haven't changed it, press
\A
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I have a large text file in which I need to remove all punctuation,
all special characters (smart quotes) and the like, and a bunch of
selected words.
Can this be done within Vim?
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to lastline (only)
If you don't have or need any other options for display, then they are
functionally equivalent.
To be honest, I'm not sure how settings would be mixed--the only other
display option I have seen is uhex and I have no idea if lastline and
uhex can co-exist
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use the GUIEnter command...
But it worked! Thanks!
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the completions and puts the
cursor inside...plus when you get to the end you just type the closing
character and it jumps over that closing character. Much easier than
CTRL-J for me.
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On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 10:08 AM, Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
2012-11-04 Chris Lott:
The only thing that bothers me is that the default key combination
to jump over delimiters is S-Tab. I'd like to map it Ctrl-j.
Then it works in a consistent fashion with the other jumps. How can
I
that there
are, hopefully, further editing stages involved :) It has helped me to
consider Vim a text processing engine rather than an editor.
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the icons and menus with:
:set guioptions-=m remove menu bar
:set guioptions-=T remove toolbar
:set guioptions-=r remove right-hand scroll bar
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is that editors featuring a
typewriter mode for drafting have become commonplace...but this is
essentially what Vim is for beginners...once they get into Insert mode
and aren't sure how to get out.
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-cache the words file in
some way? I find the dictionary completion very useful, but not at
this pace!
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:FufFileWithCurrentBufferDir@en
CtrlP is a good, maintained, alternative to FuzzyFinder which has
options so that finding a file can be the file's current working
directory (or a few other options).
You could also look at
:h acd
if that works with your plugins.
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current working directory is your home directory and that's what
FuzzyFile finder shows. There is no folder that belongs to the file
I'm editing because you have no file open.
What directory do you want it to be if you have nothing in a buffer?
How is Vim to know?
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On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 12:46 AM, Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
2012-11-13 Chris Lott:
Not sure if it's an option, but using a plugin manager like
[Pathogen](https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen) or
[Vundle](https://github.com/gmarik/vundle) allows you to keep the help
files in place
of us who routinely use a keyboard with the iPad, the iOS
Vim could be useful (given the pain of having to sync to get to the
files), but it is too buggy to really use much.
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On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 10:05 PM, 王军 wangjun850...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone:
I want to fold all line which are comment.
eg.
//aa
Something like this?
set fdm=expr
set fde=getline(v:lnum)=~'^\s*\/\/\\\|^\s*$'?1:0
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/Fix_email_quotations_with_long_lines
but I just end up with:
a really long line here that wraps that has
no wraps in it and drives me crazy
(note the lack of a on the second line).
This seems like it should be easy, but I am just not making it happen. Help?
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Marc Weber wrote:
:h 'guioptions'
What he said. Turn off all the visual cruft and you get the best of both
worlds...
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On this topic-- is it difficult to move from Pathogen to VAM? Can I
keep my bundle directory of plugins but use VAM with it?
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to be changed globally because it persists
when I open new files. Anyone have an idea what might be triggering
this?
(and apologies if my .vimrc has any issues--I'm poet not a programmer)
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On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Chris Lott ch...@chrislott.org wrote:
The strange thing that is happening is that everything is fine when I
use Vim, generally, but if I make changes to the .vimrc and then
source it (using :so %), the font size gets smaller (as does the
window size) though
If I have two files open to test a colorscheme, the only way I can get
a true view of the scheme, without artifacts from the previous, is to
run:
syntax reset
each time I try a new colorscheme...
Is there a faster way?
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Gmail + Pentadactyl (or Vimperator) works like a charm for me.
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chance you would share any of these?
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anything. I have no idea what that means or where it
is coming from.
So, where is it coming from and how can I stop it?
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I am trying to modify this script:
I don't know either. But you can just add:
nmap buffer q :quitcr
after the line with 'mapclear buffer'. Then you can press q to quit
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I am trying to modify this script:
FYI: I figured this out. It was a stray quotation mark *I* put
Why does this not work?
let dnfile = strftime(%Y) . .md
nmap leaderdn execute 'e ' fnameescape(dnfile)
dnfile is set properly, but when I try to invoke it, it makes a change
to the current buffer...
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://stackoverflow.com/questions/3828606/vim-markdown-folding
But I would recommend considering the Pandoc plugin, which handles
markdown folding and adds much more:
https://github.com/vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc
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noshowmode
:set laststatus=0
:set noruler
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nnoremap WW :call WW()CR
au BufNewFile,BufEnter,BufRead vimperator.txt :call WW()cr
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to the function in the autocommand did nothing. Happy?
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function! WW()
:set showtabline=0
:set noshowmode
:set laststatus=0
:set noruler
:set noshowcmd
:call VimWriteRoom()
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nnoremap WW :call WW()CR
reselects, but in the previous
(block) mode. I'd like something to switch while selected or to make
'gv' keep the new type.
I hope the question makes sense!
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What I need to do is figure the most efficient way to sort each list
in each section alphabetically.
Thoughts?
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in different buffer you will see some more advice on this topic.
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Making progress. I keep trying other ios editors, so far only iText
Pad is even usable. Still ios vim is much better, but needs DropBox or
WiFi file sharing support.
Nothing competes with Vim, but I still can't get past the
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 7:31 PM, Bee fo...@calcentral.com wrote:
On Feb 17, 4:07 pm, Chris Lott ch...@chrislott.org wrote:
On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 12:42 PM, Bee fo...@calcentral.com wrote:
Nothing competes with Vim, but I still can't get past the fact
that--most of the time--I can't ever get
no problems with any other editing apps and I have used a LOT
of them).
An extra row of virtual keys, as some editors provide, would be
useful, but just a kludge for those of us who prefer a keyboard we can
type significantly faster on.
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make the keyboard work it was so laggy that I didn't
see the point in it!
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works EVERYWHERE except with
Vim. There's no good reason for that and no good reason it hasn't been
examined at all nearly a year after multiple reports. This isn't some
obscure accessory! But as long as it is *that* laggy, I won't find it
useful.
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, memos, reports, etc)
writing. Otherwise the composition stage is itself laggy in a
different way!
I really wanted to note: _Bird by Bird_ is a favorite of mine...
It's nice to see other writers using Vim.
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, making it easy to rapidly type the two. kj would be the
most natural for me, but it occurs in just enough words to be
irritating...
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 8:09 AM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Use github.com/MarcWeber/vim-adddon-commenting which always prefers
those # // like line prefix comments and you're done.
Typo in link, should be: https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-commenting
Nice plugin.
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to the first non-space character?
You could use v^ to select rather than the shift+home. Or look at one
of the smart home scripts to change the behavior:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Smart_home
Does that help?
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this sentiment: I really wasn't understanding the issue at all
until this message. But now I not only understand, but it seems like a
preferable setup to me.
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a structure that can nest...hacking the headers is a
hack, but it grows to be an ugly one.
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to Zencoding. Is that not true?
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run under ML? Is it recommended instead of the ML snapshot?
Posted this to vim_mac yesterday and haven't gotten a response yet. Anyone
here have advice about this?
I'm running 7.3.754 using Brew on ML and it is rock solid. Snapshot
66, which is also 7.3.754 was also perfect.
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I'm guessing I need to learn regular expressions, which confound me
to no end. Any pointers to good places to learn regex would be great!
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was thinking it would be cleaner to somehow use an array of
characters and replacements (or something similar)?
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