On Oct 23, 4:14 am, Wu Bingzheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some questions about using vim.
>
> My system is: Gnome, Ubuntu 8.04
>
> 1. winmanager
>
> I want the netrw works like Tlist: when I press F2(or another
> command), a new window is created at left, which shows all files in
> the directory where the current file locates.
> I typed :help winmanager, which says there is no help info for
> winmanager. How can I make the netrw works like I say above?
You could map something to the :Sexplore command, which splits the
window and explores the directory of the current file.
>
> 2. copy and paste
>
> I want copy text from vim(not gvim), and then paste it to other
> process, like firefox. But the "+y dosen't work for me, even i use the
> simpliest vimrc. I don't know why. Running :reg, there is no info for
> "+.
> And I can not copy text from vim using mouse eigher.
You may not have clipboard support compiled in. Look at the output
of :version. There should be:
+clipboard
+xterm_clipboard
If not, you'll need to obtain or compile a Vim with clipboard support.
>
> 3. The title of window
>
> cd ~/aaa/bbb
> vim ccc
>
> Then the title of the virtual terminal is ~/aaa/bbb. I want it shows
> the current file: ~/aaa/bbb/ccc. And if i :edit ddd, it will changes
> to ~/aaa/bbb/ddd. It worked like that before when I used Ubuntu 7.10.
> Now, i do not know how to make it work like that again.
>
I usually use gvim in Windows, so I'm not sure about this, but try
reading up on :help 'title'
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