On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 06:24:03AM -0800, exits funnel wrote:
> First the vi question: I primarily use emacs but like
> to be able to fire up vi every once in a while if I
> just have a quick edit to make. Anyway, I've recently
> installed RedHat 7.3 and when I launch vi ther
--- Gordon Messmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Now the emacs question: I use emacs to edit c/c++
> > files. So far I like it, but there is one small
> > annoyance I've run into. It indents blocks like
> this:
>
> Put this in your .emacs file:
> (setq c-default-style "bsd")
>
> If you like
--- Matthew Saltzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, exits funnel wrote:
>
> > First the vi question: I primarily use emacs but
> like
> > to be able to fire up vi every once in a while if
> I
> > just have a quick edit to make. Anyway, I&#x
On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 06:24, exits funnel wrote:
> First the vi question:
Matthew seems to have answered that well enough...
> Now the emacs question: I use emacs to edit c/c++
> files. So far I like it, but there is one small
> annoyance I've run into. It indents blocks lik
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, exits funnel wrote:
> First the vi question: I primarily use emacs but like
> to be able to fire up vi every once in a while if I
> just have a quick edit to make. Anyway, I've recently
> installed RedHat 7.3 and when I launch vi there is a
> bit o
First the vi question: I primarily use emacs but like
to be able to fire up vi every once in a while if I
just have a quick edit to make. Anyway, I've recently
installed RedHat 7.3 and when I launch vi there is a
bit of a problem with the display color. The tildes
along the left edge o
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On 15-Jun-2002/12:09 -0400, Chris Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>No, that didn't so what I wanted.
>I want to do this:
>:s/HTML/CSS/
>
>and then move down a line, and do it again
>Moving down a line and pressing "." did not repeat it.
At the next
On Sat, Jun 15, 2002 at 09:46:38AM -0700, Keith Morse wrote:
> For a line by line case, the only solution I've come up
> with is to copy the string :s/HTML/CSS/ with the mouse and paste it
> (middle button) each time I need it.
Oh, no, there are several approaches. The simplest would be to do
On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Chris Mason wrote:
> No, that didn't so what I wanted.
> I want to do this:
> :s/HTML/CSS/
>
> and then move down a line, and do it again
> Moving down a line and pressing "." did not repeat it.
The form ":%s/HTML/CSS/g" will replace every instance in the documents
witho
, June 14, 2002 2:58 PM
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The "." is repeat last action... but...
Here is a how-to site on vi
http://helpme.scudc.scu.edu/vi-use.html
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How do you repeat the last action in vi? I run a search and replace on a
line, then need to do it on another line, do I have to retype it?
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How do you repeat the last action in vi? I run a search and replace on a
line, then need to do it on another line, do I have to retype it?
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>I telnet into my box and vi into a file I try and push the arrow down key
>and it pops a "B" character on the screen. But when I try to do the same
>thing locally it works fine. Whats going on?
>SK
Are you running an Xterm when doing the telnet? If not, it doesn't know
your terminal type.
MB
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Wrong terminal type set -- you probably need to set TERM=vt100 -- Rob
--On 09/21/00 02:17:47 PM -0700 Stephen King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I telnet into my box and vi into a file I try and push the arrow down
> key and it pops a "B" character on the screen. But when I try to do
> the same t
On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 02:17:47PM -0700, Stephen King wrote:
> I telnet into my box and vi into a file I try and push the arrow down key
> and it pops a "B" character on the screen. But when I try to do the same
> thing locally it works fine. Whats going on?
You're running vim locally and the re
Sounds like terminal emulation discrepencies between the two machines.
Are they both Linux boxes?
What happens when you say "echo $TERM" on each machine?
If they aren't both Linux boxes, it could be that the remote machine is
running a different version of vi. "Real" vi doesn't recognize arro
I telnet into my box and vi into a file I try and push the arrow down key
and it pops a "B" character on the screen. But when I try to do the same
thing locally it works fine. Whats going on?
SK
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Hi,
I was recently sent a perl script that came from a windows machine.
It wouldn't run as it was, so I opened it up in vi to see what was wrong,
and I noticed at the bottom that it said the file was in [TEXTMODE].
Well, never seeing that before, I looked to see if I could change the mode
some
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