On 03/13/12 05:07, Jostein Berntsen wrote:
1. When I do<C-A>  on a number to increment this works well, except when
incrementing "07". This results in "010" instead of "08" that would have
been natural. Is this an error?

As others have mentioned, you want to remove "octal" from your nrformats:

  :set nrformats-=octal

So few people use octal that I wish this were omitted by default, but it is what it is.

2. When I use copen in an already horizontally split window it comes up
at the bottom end of the screen as it should. I have set splitright and
splitbelow in my .vimrc. But if I edit the original file and then do copen,
often it will overtake all the windows. Why is that? This happens also when
opening a link in the original file.

Starting a naked Vim ("vim -u NONE") could you give a sequence of settings & commands that reproduce this, and what you expect to be different? I think if it's easily reproducible, you'll get better answers. I'd expect it to look something like

  vim -u NONE file1.txt
  :set splitright splitbelow nocp
  (some action to populate the quickfix window such as :vimgrep)
  :copen
  (some other sequence of actions)
  :copen
  (description of the unexpected)


3. Sometimes vim hangs a bit when I try to go to insert mode and it then
enters a lot of the same character instead the one I would like to enter.

This sounds suspiciously like you've prefixed your insertion with a count. If you type

  10iX<esc>

it will insert 10 "X" characters. If you type multiple characters, does it repeat those too, such as

  10iABC<esc>

inserting "ABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABC"?

Alternatively you could have some strange mapping (depending on the length of the "hangs a bit", if it happens to be 'timeoutlen' milliseconds) that's getting triggered. Or perhaps it's an abbreviation that's expanding. The output of ":imap" and ":ab" and ":iab" would be helpful in this case.

-tim







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