C Campbell
> On Feb 23, 2015, at 4:28 PM, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
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> Matthias wrote:
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>> I tried to contact Claudio Fleiner, but got no response.
>> He maintains the syntax file for make.
>> What is the correct way now,
>> to deal with bugfixes for this file?
>> Is there anyone on this lis
On Friday, February 27, 2015 at 11:44:01 AM UTC+13, John Little wrote:
> Though these days gvim is subtracting 1 from the lines I tell it, either with
> -geometry or set lines, I don't know why.
I just looked into this, and I suspect there's a race condition in the GUI. I
had been compiling wi
Hello!
I've attached a script which illustrates the problem.
vim -u NONE -N prblm.vim
:so %
:q (in the gvim that's showing prblm.vim, NOT the remote gvim)
Behavior:
* a remote server gvim shows up (this happens)
* a message "verify its working" shows up in the server's message
line
Yuri Vic wrote:
These two situations are both correct.
I think when people open a directory, they normally expect to see what is
inside, like 'ls' would show. It doesn't matter how this is implemented, but
the expected result is the list of what is inside, plus '..' item.
I should mention tha
Sorry, I know this is addressed in other posts, but most of the discussion is
on the failure of a patch.
This is a new problem for me with v7.4
I use vim like sublime
vim .
v (on specific file)
h
P
etc...
2 windows are open, the netrw file browser and an editable buffer
When I use P to replace
On Friday, February 27, 2015 at 1:59:22 AM UTC+13, Don wrote:
> ...I ... reduce the font size to 8-points
Someone else with good eyesight!
While it might make more sense to set lines=60, say, in your .vimrc , another
way to do it is to use a -geometry argument to gvim. I have
alias v='gvim -ge
On Thursday, February 26, 2015 at 6:59:22 AM UTC-6, Don wrote:
> Running gvim 7.4.591 on a FreeBSD 10.1 system (or 7.4.617 on an
> up-to-date Arch Linux system), I attempt to reduce the font size
> (using Edit->Set font) from the default 10-point Monospace to
> 8-points, for the purpose of getting
Running gvim 7.4.591 on a FreeBSD 10.1 system (or 7.4.617 on an
up-to-date Arch Linux system), I attempt to reduce the font size
(using Edit->Set font) from the default 10-point Monospace to
8-points, for the purpose of getting more text on the screen. The
response, surprisingly, is to reduce the s
