On 30/07/10 19:58, Jeri Raye wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the c.vim plugin
And I see some errors when I use it (on gVim, Vista)
When I have line like this:
This is a comment line
And then I press trough the cut-off menu the button: code -> comment /* */ \c*
Then I get this
/* This is a comment line
:nohlsearch
j*/
Why is that?
I would expect this:
/*
* This is a comment line
*/
And another question:
How should I use the suggested shorcut keys?
Like \c*
In normal mode says the document, but how do I see when I'm in normal mode?
Sorry for being such a newbie on this.
Rgds,
Jeri
If 'showmode' is on (the 'nocompatible' default) when you're NOT in
Normal mode the mode is displayed at bottom left of the Vim screen:
-- INSERT --
-- REPLACE --
etc.
When nothing is displayed there, then you're either in Normal mode (and
the cursor is in some edit file, h j k l etc. move it) or in
Command-line mode (and the cursor is at the very bottom, typing letters
adds them to some search, ex, debug etc. command which will be executed
if you hit Enter.
-- (insert) --
or similar means you've just hit Ctrl-O in Insert mode, you're executing
just ONE normal mode command, but as soon as that one command will have
run you'll be back again in Insert mode.
See
:help vim-modes
:help wrap-off
then scroll down:
/Command-line
:help 02.2
then scroll down
/WHAT IS THE MODE
Best regards,
Tony.
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