andalou wrote: > On Mar 1, 8:30 am, "Charles E. Campbell, Jr." > <[email protected]> wrote: > >> andalou wrote: >> >>> I want to align the following text having the blank as a separator: >>> >>> m n p >>> a $1 $2 >>> bc €3 €4 >>> def €5 €6 >>> gh €7 €8 >>> >>> but it aligns from the third row downwards. >>> >> You'll want to read >> >> :help g:align-option for how to align with multibyte characters, and >> you'll want to read >> :help alignctrl-separators for alignment restrictions concerning spaces >> in separators, and >> :help alignmap-tsp for a map that works around that constraint. >> >> In short: >> >> :let g:Align_xstrlen= 1 >> V...\tsp >> >> Regards, >> Chip Campbell >> > > Many thanks Dr Chip, it works. > I was using an old version of Align. I updated it to the new version > but whenever I want to edit a file I'm getting the following messages: > > --------------------- > Error detected while processing C:\Programmi\Vim\vimfiles\plugin > \AlignMapsPlugin. > vim: > line 68: > E227: mapping already exists for \a? > line 69: > E227: mapping already exists for \a, > line 70: > E227: mapping already exists for \a< > line 71: > E227: mapping already exists for \a= > line 72: > E227: mapping already exists for \abox > ........... > line 158: > E227: mapping already exists for \tt > --------------------- > Sounds like you've got the AlignMaps plugin in two different places; on the other hand, its got code in it to prevent double loading. I suggest that you remove all the Align/AlignMaps plugin components and then re-install it.
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