On 06/01/09 10:06, Per Thulin wrote:
> Thanks guys, I did not expect this much response and your answers have
> been very helpful!
>
> Someone asked me about which filetypes I work with and which terminal
> application and desktop environment I'm using. I'm mostly editing
> python source code and xml files, so I use vims indentation and syntax
> highlighting support there. My work environment differs a lot, so my
> workflow has to be independant of it. On my home desktop I use Ubuntu
> (GNOME, gnome-terminal), home laptop is Kubuntu (KDE 4.1, Konsole) and
> work machine is a Mac with the built in Mac terminal application.
>
> I've had bad experience with using the systems clipboard as the
> resulting text often get very weird indentation (don't know if this is
> because of vim indenting the incoming text, or something else). Also
> the "+ shortcut is a little tricky to type, especially on a swedish
> keyboard. Another problem I run into with multiple vim sessions is
> that I often try to open the same file and get conflicting swap files,
> but this is probably just a matter of changing my own bad habits of
> leaving files and sessions open.
>
> Also I didn't realise that vim had such helpful plugins, I'll look
> into them in the evening and get back with my results here.
>
> Thanks again,
> Per Thulin
Weird indentation when pasting can often be avoided by an appropriate
use of the 'paste' option.
Best regards,
Tony.
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