help?
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Hi Christian,
Thank you for your answer.
Le 23-03-2011, à 17:57:53 +0100, Christian Brabandt (cbli...@256bit.org) a
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On Wed, March 23, 2011 3:20 pm, Steve wrote:
In French, we do not write word or 'word', we write « word », with a
non-breakable space after « and before ». Until
reply Ben, very informative. The more I learn vim, the
more I understand how far I am from mastering it (did not Einstein say
something like that?)
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I have spell set to French by default. Works perfectly. How can I
:set nospell
for the online vim help?
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On Tue, March 29, 2011 10:04 am, Steve wrote:
I have spell set to French by default. Works perfectly. How can I
:set nospell
for the online vim help?
In your configuration directory (on Unix usually
guess.
Any other suggestions?
PS: I'm probably going to adopt this solution, since it's easy and does
what I was asking for, but won't let down the ones from Christian and
Ben which seem very educative (but need some time to understand).
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needs.
I just wanted to both thank you for the time, patience and great
committment that you have shown to help me solve my (little) problem. It
was (is) very appreciated.
Have a nice day,
Steve
PS: I'll probably be back here very soon as I really want to learn more
on vim. Again thanks
0.3.4+pristine-9
un vimoutliner néant
What am I missing?
PS: sorry to highjack this thread, but I felt it could be usefull to
others following it.
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Le 11-04-2011, à 15:49:08 +0200, Christian Brabandt (cbli...@256bit.org) a
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There is also, as I said before, help on using help, obtained by
typing
:help helphelp.txt
Sorry, no help for helphelp.txt (my translation from French).
All the other online help seems
needed. And
version 7.2 is enough for my own work. I just wanted to see what
:h helphelp.txt
was saying. By the way, I installed the latest version on a windows
machine and had a look; nothing really new for me.
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on for the example. The only thing with which I have problem is the
movement keys, hjkl. I'm so used to the arrow keys that I get cramps in
my fingers when putting them on those hjkl keys (and I'm not that
old :-)).
Thnaks for all the nice help.
Have a nice day,
Steve
PS: I use vim for simple
! So simple.
apt-get purge nano
Thanks
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caracter
typed then move one space to the right, but not with all caracters.
Example are 's', 'd'. Other caracters don't show this.
I don't know how to troubleshoot this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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that the cursor stays say a second on the last caracter
typed then move one space to the right, but not with all caracters.
Example are 's', 'd'. Other caracters don't show this.
I don't know how to troubleshoot this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Waiting
...@bluewin.ch
instead of just :map! ...
that works perfectly !
Thanks to all of you.
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Le 15-04-2011, à 16:36:26 +0200, Tony Mechelynck (antoine.mechely...@gmail.com)
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On 15/04/11 16:14, Steve wrote:
Le 15-04-2011, à 23:09:00 +1000, Ben Schmidt (mail_ben_schm...@yahoo.com.au)
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:verbose map! d
It shows my mapping which is
! dlistdl...@bluewin.ch
server down cant download any of the windows binaries... :-(
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Im not new to vim, but I realize my huge ignorance when I read that
you can edit binary files with vim via xxd.
Wow, amazing. However On my first attempt to use it Im kind of
confused and running into some problems. I think probably because I
dont quite understand the nuances of working with
Thanks for the responses.
The -p or ps option, wow dude... thats wild.
I get something looking like ..
4d5343468747cf052c00030101003f03
370549020100bc2101001805793180492000
Ok I can hadle that. So I tried
ps maybe the /winnt/Windows/g is the way to go.
I just thought doing it in binary was better. I think im fooling
myself.
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Dear vimers,
In mutt, when I read an email, each quotation depth has its own color,
which is very usefull. But when replying to an email, the whole mail is
in one color (blue). How could I do to have the same thing when replying
to an email?
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hi def link mailQuoteExp3 mailQuoted3
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Le 22-01-2012, à 09:26:59 -0800, Gary Johnson (garyj...@spocom.com) a écrit :
On 2012-01-22, Steve wrote:
Dear vimers,
In mutt, when I read an email, each quotation depth has its own color,
which is very usefull. But when replying to an email
:verbose set ft?
report?
Sorry, when replying :
filetype=mail
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the help to understand all the concepts but now I know where to look.
Again, thanks a lot.
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applied - wq - open again - it's in my colorscheme.
I've tried set_Co=256, set background=dark in my .vimrc ... same result
.html files show the same colours in (A) and (B) - I haven't tried other
filetypes.
Any ideas?
Steve
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Thanks Chip Christian,
I've gone for Christian's tip (Conflict2Diff) because the three buffer
approach works much nicer.
But thanks to both of you for your input!
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great when writing in French, I don't have to manually put a nb
space. But when writing in English, the same happens which I obviously don't
want. So my question is rather simple: can I load this file only when editing
in French?
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Well, it would be possible if there is some computer-readable
criterion to tell French-language and English-language email apart
from each other.
One possibility would be to set different keymaps and load them
manually when opening the message for editing
One possibility would be to set different keymaps and load them
manually when opening the message for editing.
I think that this is the easier solution for me. I'll try that and see
if it fits my needs. The hardest part will be to not forget to load the
keymap :)
Thank you,
steve
Im using vim on windows 7 this is in a domain environment.
Sometimes when the M: network drive is not conencted I get this error when IM
exiting the program. This is odd because started VIM on the C:\ drive.
I know that you can set up local configuration files that set up where the tmp
file
(at least in French).
How could I do this?
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Le 17-06-2013, à 10:02:19 -0700, Ben Fritz a écrit :
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Hi,
While writing a mail in French, I would like that each first line of a
paragraph is indented, like this:
ksjdk ksjdkjsddsj kjsdksjd kjsdksdj
kjhkasjhd
, and once I'm a bit more comfortable with vim,
I'll try your plugin.
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but that doesn't seem to be the problem here.
What's wrong?
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Le 15-09-2013, à 08:14:07 -0500, Tim Chase a écrit :
On 2013-09-15 14:23, Steve wrote:
IP mm/dd/yy hh:mm
with IP being an standard IP address. This file is being populated
by a script which basically gets the IP and writes it at the end of
the file. But sometimes, this fails and I get
the Net and fell on a message by Gary Johnson dated
December 27th, 2012 [1], saying it was not possible to do this. Further
searches seemed to show other opinions, but nothing that I could use as
is.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
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steve
[1] http
(netrw v145)
ftp://user@mysite/
sorted by time
Quick Help: F1:help etc...
./
../
And nothing else.
It works using ncftp for example.
What's wrong?
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wheezy) works perfectly, as expected.
Thanks for this great software!
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Le 04-04-2015, à 11:36:54 -0500, Tim Chase a écrit :
On 2015-04-04 17:10, Steve wrote:
silent! dig -. 8230 U+2026=… HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS
Thanks, that did it. But where do you get the 8230 code, I don't
see anything in :digraph?
8230 (decimal) == 0x2026 (hex)
The :help
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Le 04-04-2015, à 13:23:52 +0200, Adri Verhoef a écrit :
On 2015-04-04 13:04, Steve wrote:
I'm failing to find the digraph for the ellipsis (... but tighter).
You could add this one line to your .vimrc:
silent! dig -. 8230 U+2026=… HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS
Thanks, that did
at the time since anyway
digraphs work out of the box. So I'll follow your advice and disable
the option all together.
Thanks for the help
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troubleshoot this issue (which is very annoying when writing an
email).
Any ideas of what's happening?
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but no digraph implying s (or ß should I say).
Is this the cause of my pains?
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is not defined in vimrc, I get nothing.
So the problem is linked to the AlignMapsPlugin.
I would like to keep this plugin and also be able to use the po.vim
filetype. How can I managed that?
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be unmaintained.
Depending on your answers, I might change the code of the plugin and
propose it to the maintainer.
Thanks Christian for your help, It also helped me understand how to
debug this issue.
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Hi Linda,
diphraphs are what you are looking for.
Type :h digraphs or simply :digraphs for a comprehensive list.
for some usefull information.
I would type km3 to get ϝ.
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How can I debug this?
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o#GundoToggle()
site/index.html:133:nnoremap F5
:GundoToggleCR
site/index.html:145:nnoremap F5
:GundoToggleCR
site/index.html:510:Make
GundoToggle close the Gundo windows if they're
what did I miss?
Thanks for your answer.
Steve
PS: n
--enable-pythoninterp
--with-python-config-dir=$(/usr/bin/python2.7-config --configdir)
did the trick.
Thanks Ben for your help!
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Hi Tony,
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, it's way beyond my understanding.
I was thinking about something much more automatic, like:
Vim AI: hey, Steve wants to paste something, let's disable temporarily
his keymap, and once pasted, reactivate it.
Something like catching
ing X selection, Vim cannot distinguish this from typing. So you
would have to set `:set paste`.
Doesn't work with middle mouse button (I used that 15 years ago).
So do you think I should recompile with +clipboard and
+xterm-clipboard? A bit lost here.
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I'll end with in it. So I'll have to manually delete it
which is rather annoying.
So the question is how could I do to not have this behaviour when
copy-pasting?
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Shift, but as the Accents keymap lacks them you may want to define them
in some owncoded keymap based on Accents — as oe and OE maybe.
See http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_make_a_keymap
Thanks for the pointer.
Belle journée,
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so whichever way works for you is fine with EasyAccents.
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
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Le 03-05-2020, à 07:03:31 -0400, Rajarajan Rajamani a écrit :
Open the tags file itself and see if it kinda ok. Maybe there is a
malformed line. Tags files are text files with every line showing a
search pattern and file location. Just verify if the tagfile if ok.
Ok, but what is
Seems that the *.js files were causing the problem. I reran ctags like
this and it now works as expected:
ctags -R --exclude='*.js' .
But don't understand why js files were the culprit.
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I guess the first line doesn't look good.
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Le 04-05-2020, à 12:21:47 -0700, Gary Johnson a écrit :
I guess the first line doesn't look good.
Hi Steve,
No, it doesn't. This looks like a bug in Exuberant Ctags that was
reported in August of 2009:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=541316
Since development
Apr 22 2020 13:35:06)
Rustines incluses : 1-616
Thanks for any help.
Have a nice Sunday
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I hope I won't say a stupidity…
Le 28-09-2023, à 14:18:22 +0800, wenxin Wang a écrit :
:%s/\(XXX[^ ]*\) /\1_/g
I am a newbie to vim, but would like to learn it . Please tell me what
exactly does 1_ do in your command ? I knew that you wanted to substitute by
underscore, but why
1 was
, it could be
unfixable by the user.
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On Wed, Sep 28, 2022, 12:32 AM Andrew Bernard
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> By coincidence today I suspected this mat be autoindent as well.
>
> JPSoft tcc is an app that provides a command line interface to Windows,
> with added extras. But it you think a
My best guess would be that it's vim auto indent mode acting up with the
way tcc is entering that text. You could try turning off auto indent in
your settings but adding the line:
set noai
In your .vimrc file. At least it will confirm whether that is the problem
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now.
Installed vim via chocolatey.
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It's called Executable Lines and you can see it in the VimOutliner code.
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On Wednesday 27 April 2011 14:16:55 ZyX wrote:
Reply to message «Where is localleader defined?»,
sent 21:58:45 27 April 2011, Wednesday
by Steve Litt:
Where is localleader defined?
It is surprising, but if you open `:h localleader' you will get desired
answer.
How would I define
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I'm not sure if I understand what you're writing, but it sounds like what
you're doing is, instead of creating voleader to be used
On Wednesday 27 April 2011 15:41:05 Steve Litt wrote:
With that in mind, I'm going to plan B, in which we do the following:
map buffer special .. F12
This has been tested and works.
Turns out we might map to Plug instead of F12 or some other real
keystroke.
Thanks
SteveT
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, if you're a hammer,
everything looks like a nail :)
Another way of saying that is if you want to learn the use of fifty
similar tools, you won't need a hammer as much. But if you're really
good at a hammer, you can use a much smaller toolbox.
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, not Vim with
Cream. Most plugins assume a plain Vim setup and stumble on
customizations. (Cream sets numerous Vim features to non-default
settings, including menus.)
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down to the nearest fold if not already in one, it makes file
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customization, but all are extrapolations of basic Vim capabilities:
http://cream.sourceforge.net/statusline.html
What I like most is that fields and lengths don't change. All the
indicators stay in the same spot, respective states are indicated by
highlight. (Like lights on a dashboard.)
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From: Jeffrey 'jf' Lim, Fri, July 08, 2011 12:33 am
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 11:11 AM, Steve Hall wrote:
Mine shows 21 items in logical groupings that are still easily
readable. A number of these features are particular to our
customization, but all are extrapolations of basic Vim
= b
17: return bufsize . char
18:endfunction
We use an incorrect b to indicate bytes to better distinguish it
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these interests come and go, and would like to see some developments
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On Wed, 2011-07-27 at 01:11 -0700, Tobbe Lundberg wrote:
On Wednesday, July 27, 2011 4:17:35 AM UTC+2, Steve wrote:
As the author of Cream, I'm very interested in gVim having a few
more OS-standard widgets.
How interested? Interested enough to help me implement it?
Unfortunately I can't
of the dir listing.
This is a pain if I want to edit a handful of files chosen from
the netrw listing.
Is there a way to maintain the cursor position in the dir listing?
Many thanks,
Steve
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(win16)
has(win95)
has(dos32)
has(dos16)
has(unix)
has(mac)
has(macunix)
has(os2)
has(vms)
has(gui_athena)
has(gui_gnome)
has(gui_gtk)
has(gui_gtk2)
has(gui_mac)
has(gui_motif)
has(gui_win32)
has(gui_win32s)
has(x11)
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From: Benjamin R. Haskell, Tue, September 13, 2011 3:06 pm
^M == \r CR carriage return
^J == \n LF line feed
Slightly off-topic here, but it is a shame differences between CR and
LF can't be managed via listchars. A few sensible defaults sure would
clear up all the ^M confusion.
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I just want to print something to my text.
1) is there a printf in vim command set. Like it works in C.
2) I know there is one command named 'append', but it is not convenience to
me. so where do I find others?
thanks
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sorry for the second time. and thanks very much.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 7:25 PM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Excerpts from Steve liu's message of Tue Nov 08 10:23:03 +0100 2011:
1) is there a printf in vim command set. Like it works in C.
Why do you have to ask the mailinglist
to do?
Note that C-R is a literal Ctrl-R in the above example.
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yeah what you guess is 100 percent correct.
I also noticed function 'append'
I'll try to use it.
thanks
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 8:21 PM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
You're still failing. You're still making it hard for others to help.
Let me show you why.
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is there a solution?
ps: I remember that printf %s\n 'hello world' works @ CentOS 5.
I'll find one to test it
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 8:39 PM, Steve liu sliu@gmail.com wrote:
yeah what you guess is 100 percent correct.
I also noticed function 'append'
I'll try to use it.
thanks
On Tue, Nov
responses and such warm heart solutions.
I think I need to learn more about buffer usage in vim.
thanks
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 9:13 PM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Excerpts from Steve liu's message of Tue Nov 08 13:51:36 +0100 2011:
firstly I want to direct stdout to buffer and then get
call it
external command.
am I wrong? or?
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
In fact you're doing well. You've found a help channel.
Excerpts from Steve liu's message of Tue Nov 08 14:39:36 +0100 2011:
then I turned into external command in vim. but it's
on ebay
sellers'reputations, and now I find out for a few hundred dollars they
can get thousands of positive reviews.
SteveT
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Sounds like the China connection to me.
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characters or counts only means less security because they are more
easily guessed.
But one can always use a random generator to replace the
non-acceptable characters one by one, looping until you get one that
fits.
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a timesaver, given that in languages like LyX native format and HTML,
you don't know where the newline will be.
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