On 16/04/09 18:27, Y. Hida wrote:
[...]
> Very interesting. I'll probably have to re-use a scratch buffer to
> prevent accumulation of new buffers... In any case, this made me learn
> about the = register, which I didn't know about.
>
> Before, I had sort of "cheated" using perl.
[...]
Instead of :q! you can use :bw! to force-close the current buffer and
forget everything about it.
Yes, the = register allows using any arithmetic expression wherever you
can use a register. It can sometimes be quite useful.
Me, I compile with Perl but I don't really use it. (I don't know the
language, and programming Vim in vimscript is more portable. But I can
if necessary use plugins written with perl -- or python, ruby, or tcl. I
haven't yet found how to integrate mzscheme with Vim on this machine.)
Best regards,
Tony.
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