Am 22.05.2012 18:03, schrieb AndyHancock:
I am working on a source code file with many blank lines (lines
containing zero characters, not even white space). The cursor is on
(say) column 5 and I press ctrl-V before highlighting a column of
text. I then press ctrl-I to insert a comment character in the
highlighted text column. The comment character does *not* appear at
all in the lines that are blank.
I could be mis-remembering, but I don't seem to recall this behaviour
in the past. I thought I had vim in a mode where ctrl-V would put in
the required white space to achieve the visual effect, regardless of
whether or not the whitespace was there before. Is this a recent
change in the behaviour of vim, or is there a specific setting which I
might have muddled up in my romps through vimrc?
I checked with gVim 6.4: <C-V>I behaves in same fahsion.
But you can do r{char} with virtualedit=all to fill in whitespace.
Here is a mapping that does this for the `I' command:
xno <script><expr> I mode()=="<C-V>" ? 'Ix<Esc><SID>(sve)gvrxgv"_x<SID>(rve)gvI' :
"I"
" set/restore 'virtualedit'
nn <SID>(sve) :<C-U>call <sid>sr_ve(1)<CR>
nn <SID>(rve) :<C-U>call <sid>sr_ve(0)<CR>
func! <sid>sr_ve(save)
if a:save
if &ve != 'all'
let s:save_ve = &ve
set virtualedit=all
endif
elseif exists("s:save_ve")
let &ve = s:save_ve
unlet s:save_ve
endif
endfunc
You may set 'lazyredraw' to reduce visual glitches.
Offhand I don't remember an option to control this, I may be wrong ...
It's just a workaround.
--
Andy
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