Tim Chase wrote: > On 12/29/11 08:16, Kai Weber wrote: >> >> * Marc Weber<[email protected]>: >> >>>> So everytime I edit a mail the first line and following manually >>>> inserted blank >>>> lines are highlighted. >>> >>> Why do you need this? >>> Use syntax commands instead. >> >> >> Syntax highlighting is not what I look for. >> >> What I want to achieve is jumping to the first blank line where I can >> start >> typing my mail instantly. So I search for ^$ and vim jumps to the first >> occurrence (with the consequences I wrote in my first mail). > > > You could just issue a "noh" after your search: > > vim +'/^$/' -c'set hls' -c'noh' > > should do the trick (I don't have 'hls' set in my vimrc, so I added it on > the command-line to test). > > -tim
If you want to keep the 'hls' option (so further searches while reading or editing your email will still be highlighted), you could set the "/ register to an empty string right after jumping after the first empty line with something like this: vim +'/^$/+1' +'let @/ = ""' See :help quote/ -- Dominique -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
