gmane.editors.vim

Re: Howto print the file containing CJK characters?

Tony Mechelynck — 2012-05-23T03:33:18


It is not obvious to make Vim talk with your printer in anything other 
than Latin1; I haven't succeeded it.

What I do when I want to print a file containing arbitrary Unicode 
codepoints is: load it in a browser and print from there.


Best regards,
Tony.

Howto print the file containing CJK characters?

Manifolds — 2012-05-23T03:01:26

I find the MacVim can't print the CJK character correctly after
pressing cmd+P.  I don't know which file should be modified to work
correctly.
Can MacVim  print the line number and change the font size ?

My OS is lion 10.7.4

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Matt Martini — 2012-05-22T19:39:36


Magnus,

Nice job with v.  However, it doesn't work under OSX (10.6.8 Snow Leopard) (it does in linux).

I'm pretty sure its because STDOUT is not /proc/self/fd/9 on OSX.  I tried /dev/fd/1 but this didn't work.

return writefile(retv, '/proc/self/fd/9')

Could you provide a patch for OSX? 

Thanks

Matt

Re: How to tell if a font supports character

Charles Campbell — 2012-05-22T18:32:08

Nor does DrawIt impose whatever the current font may support on the 
file, as the file may be intended
for those who don't have or use the current font; such as may happen 
when sharing a file with nedit
users, for example.  Instead, it lets the user decide what drawing 
characters should be used.

Chip Campbell

Re: Inserted text missing from blank lines after ctrl-V, vertical highlight, ctrl-I

AndyHancock — 2012-05-22T17:56:00

OK, thanks Andy.

Awesome first name, by the way.

Re: vim: how to yank only displayed texts in folding

Christian Brabandt — 2012-05-22T17:54:57

Hi ping!

On Di, 22 Mai 2012, ping wrote:


Please be exact. What did you do? What happened instead? Did you get an 
error message?

Take the function CopyNonFoldedI() from here:
http://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/msg/571f070987ee35ce
and copy it into a file which you save below ~/.vim/plugin/CopyFolds.vim

Restart Vim and now you can simply call :call CopyNonFolded() and it 
will create a new split buffer which contains only the fold data.

regards,
Christian

Re: Inserted text missing from blank lines after ctrl-V, vertical highlight, ctrl-I

AndyHancock — 2012-05-22T17:54:25

That's funny.  I have it set to all.  :(

Re: Inserted text missing from blank lines after ctrl-V, vertical highlight, ctrl-I

Andy Wokula — 2012-05-22T16:43:31

Am 22.05.2012 18:03, schrieb AndyHancock:

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.

Re: Inserted text missing from blank lines after ctrl-V, vertical highlight, ctrl-I

Ben Fritz — 2012-05-22T16:25:22

I think you need to tweak your 'virtualedit' setting.

I have mine at "block" and expect it to work on blank lines, and recently discovered it does not. I do not know whether this is a recent addition or whether it's always been that way, but setting it to "all" lets it work as I'd expect.

Inserted text missing from blank lines after ctrl-V, vertical highlight, ctrl-I

AndyHancock — 2012-05-22T16:03:34

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?

Re: autoclose.vim E444 cannot close last window

Ben Fritz — 2012-05-22T14:19:17

Are you talking about this?

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2009

Or maybe this?

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1849

Or something else?

I tried downloading each script and sourcing it in a a new gvim launched with gvim -N -u NONE -i NONE. I could not reproduce the error. I have 7.3.514 on Windows XP 64-bit.

Re: Folding on markdown headers

Eric Weir — 2012-05-22T13:14:03

On May 20, 2012, at 12:20 AM, Chris Jones wrote:


At first I didn't know how to answer. I didn't find anything related to fold method in my .vimrc. Fortunately, I keep copies of emails pertaining to problems I've encountered and solved with the help of people here and at vim_mac. Thank God! 

Turns out I'm using Vlad Irnov's markdown folding script. https://gist.github.com/1035030 I'd completely forgotten about it, but it is what takes care of it for me.


Maybe this is something Vlad overlooked? Whatever, the workaround is pretty simple, so thanks again for that.

Sincerely,
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Eric Weir
Decatur, GA  USA
eeweir< at >bellsouth.net

"Imagining the other is a powerful antidote to fanaticism and hatred." 

- Amos Oz

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Scott — 2012-05-22T09:23:45

blob.vim *IS* v.

It doesn't appear to be able to read from stdin.

Scott.

On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 5:10:30 PM UTC+10, Magnus Woldrich wrote:

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Magnus Woldrich — 2012-05-22T07:10:30

What's blob.vim?

With the script I linked, just do something like

   v '-c set ft=log' -

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Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Scott — 2012-05-22T07:02:49

Here's my syntax highlighting config in case it's useful.

http://pastebin.com/DapNxcJY

Scott. :)

On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 4:57:50 PM UTC+10, Scott wrote:

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Scott — 2012-05-22T06:57:50

Hi Magnus,

Ah! Yes, me want! :)

Is there any way to get it to read from stdin?

eg. ./myprog | blob.vim -c "setl filetype=log" -

Also, the syntax highlighting has a bug:

Highlighting in Vim:  http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=70b54d5
Highlighting in Blob: http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=9315eef

Scott. :)


On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 2:14:50 PM UTC+10, Magnus Woldrich wrote:

Re: Digest for vim_use< at >googlegroups.com - 20 Messages in 10 Topics

Christian Brabandt — 2012-05-22T05:39:49

Hi ping!
(please don't answer to digest mails. You should answer for each mail 
you received. That makes it easier to follow and help. For ease of 
reading, I have reformatted your mail and quoting adjusted)

On Mo, 21 Mai 2012, ping wrote:


Please read the help of the plugin. Your question is answered there. You 
can manually align the columns using the :ArrangeColumn command.


You simply :call CopyNonFolded(). This script runs through the whole 
buffer and copies the outline structure to a new buffer.


regards,
Christian

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Magnus Woldrich — 2012-05-22T04:14:50

You want the data highlighted on stdout?

https://github.com/trapd00r/utils/blob/master/v

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Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Scott — 2012-05-22T03:46:02

I hope this doesn't sound ungrateful, but that doesn't answer my question at all!

My question is about preventing pagination. I'd like to use Vim syntax highlighting to highlight my program output but I do NOT want to Vim to paginate the output.

Is there any way to configure Vim's less.sh script NOT to paginate it's output?

Thanks,

Scott. :)




On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 12:55:33 AM UTC+10, Ben Fritz wrote:

autoclose.vim E444 cannot close last window

Fernando Basso — 2012-05-21T22:57:54

Error detected while processing function <SNR>19_CloseStackPop:
line 3
E444: Cannot close last window.

That is the full error. It happens when autoclose.vim is enabled/loaded
and I am in insert mode and hit <Esc> or CTRL+[. It doesn't matter what
is the current filetype, the problem persists.

Vim 7.3 Included patches 1-515, arch linux 32 bits.

Re: Using vim to syntax highlight stdin

Dominique Pellé — 2012-05-21T18:25:33


Vim can automatically detect file files from stdin for some file types
by looking at the content. This is done in $VIMRUNTIME/scripts.vim.

It should work for xml files for example:

$ vim - < foo.xml