Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Re: line drawing inside vim

On Wednesday, November 23, 2011 13:57:47 Charles E Campbell Jr
wrote:

> >> boxdraw
> >> http://www.vim.org/script.php?script_id=173
> >>
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> > this last is a godsend -- thank you tim -- i've been looking
> > for those characters for ages -- thought they were GONE it's
> > been so long since i've seen them -- must have spent hours
> > scrolling through :dig displays without finding them

> DrawIt now supports utf-8 and cp437 line drawing characters;
> if you're interested, you may check into
> http://drchip.0sites.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#DRAWIT for a
> copy.

i hope you didn't add their support on my account -- i can
imagine it was a lot of work -- what makes script 173 so
perfect for me is the fact that it comes with a perl script
(bdua2b.pl) you can filter an ascii box through and it will
turn it into a utf-8 box, thus dovetailing with my overall
desire to not complicate my vim with any plugins -- i'm a huge
fan of 173 -- had it for 34 days and have not, nor have i any
intention of ever installing it as a plugin

the only trick to using it is you have to be careful if you're
filtering a bash script through it not to filter any lines
with an ascii pipe symbol -- it'll convert those too

sc

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