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The Vim users maillist. Questions, answers and general discussions about using Vim.
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SQL completion bug?
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[I think I may have short-circuited getting a response to the first question in my original thread by self-replying to the second. Sorry for the re-post, but this is biting me again.] In vim 7.2, SQL completion fails on virtually any input with: "Omni complete (^O^N^P) Pattern not found" Looking into the function, I see... more »
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exclusive vs. inclusive actions and selection
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I'm a little puzzled over "exclusive" vs. "inclusive" actions and how they interact with the 'selection' option. Specifically, the 'e' and 'g_' commands seem inconsistent to me. ...(inclusive). ...in a line (also inclusive). So, suppose I have a line with one word, like this: anitdisestablishmentarianism... more »
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how to map two commands on one key?
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Hi, I am trying to map two commands on one key such as: nmap <C-\>g :call add(SrcExpl_markList, [expand("%:p"), line("."), col(".")]) :cs find s <cword> The command will push the current position to the SrcExpl_markList and execute the cscope command cs find s <cword>. However, every time when I type the key <C-\>g,... more »
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Remote Mouse Support
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Hi, I'm wondering if this is even possible: I want to ssh to a remote server, open vim, split a file, and drag the split separator around with the mouse. More importantly, I want to use the "* register, so I can select text with the keyboard and put it into my local X buffer (to paste with shift-insert). None of this currently works for me.... more »
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cursorline performance problem
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Hi, I added cursorline to my .vimrc a while ago, I find it very helpful. However I also have a jerky scrolling problem, and after debugging my .vimrc today I found it's cursorline causing the problem. Is this a known issue? I can't find anything on the web, other than 1 discussion at Experts Exchange which is subscription-only.... more »
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Older vim-dev list archive
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Hi, Any of gmane, yahoo, or alternate vim-dev list archives stores only posts after 2000. I'm wondering where posts before 2000 are stored. Does anyone know? thanks,
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cygwin dll for gvim win32's libcall()?
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He vimmers: Is it possible for win32 gvim.exe to do libcall() for dll created by cygwin? I've created a simple dll make with cmake 2.6.4 + cygwin 1.7. The dll works great inside cygwin, i.e. I use cygwin console vim doing libcall() of the dll works great. However, when I load the dll from within win32 gvim.exe, the gvim hangs... more »
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Vim Tips wiki
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The January edition of the Vim Tips home page is now available: [link] The featured tip is a tutorial on using xxd to view or edit binary files, including the clever: :r !xxd -i sample.bin This is my 24th edition of the home page and its getting harder to find "did you know" items because many tips are still... more »
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How to map two commands on one key?
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Hi, I am trying to map two commands on one key such as: nmap <C-\>g :call add(SrcExpl_markList, [expand("%:p"), line("."), col(".")]) :cs find s <cword> The command will push the current position to the SrcExpl_markList and execute the cscope command cs find s <cword>. However, every time when I type the key <C-\>g,... more »
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how to abbreviate multiple words
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Is it possible to abbreviate multiple words. For example to enter a command such as ab "by using" using so that anytime the words "by using" are entered, they will be replaced by just "using"? Thanks Brian Golding
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