Re: Status line in gvim: lost my input help (command mode input)

Ah, very fine! Thanks!

Regards - Marco.

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Re: Vim as default email (thunderbird) editor

Have you seen these?
- http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/teledactyl
- http://vimperator.org/muttator

Re: Vim as default email (thunderbird) editor

Make sure you setup External Editor to call 'gvim --nofork' or it won't work properly.  Other than that I can't imagine what would be wrong.

Quincy

On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 07:42, Fernando Basso <fernandobasso.br@gmail.com> wrote:

On Sep 28, 9:45 am, Quincy Bowers <qui...@quakbo.com> wrote:
> I am using External Editor with Thunderbird 6.02 and everything is working
> just fine.  I would check to see if you have the latest updates for the
> plugin.

I got the plugin from here:

    http://globs.org/download.php?lng=en

I never tried this plugin until today. Incidentally, my first try
with this plugin was together with tunderbird 7 upgrade in
arch linux.

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Re: Is there a way to mimic textmate's "wrap each selected line in open/close tag" ?

should visualize the inner word, delete it, leave you in insert
mode where your double-quote appears.  OTOH,

   viwS"

visualizes the inner word, then deletes the entire line (except
leading whitespace, depending on your indentation settings),
leaves you in insert mode, where your double-quote appears.  If
you get behavior different from either of these, you likely have
some mapping interfering that you'd have to track down.

viwS" in my case is wrapping the word with double-quotes. I am using MacVim and janus.

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Re: Is there a way to mimic textmate's "wrap each selected line in open/close tag" ?

To surround the current line with say a div-tag, type the following while your cursor is on the line:

Vstdiv

 

I would like to do this to each line in a visual block (TextMate - Shift-Ctrl-Cmd W). Tim Chase suggested using ex mode substitute which works. I will probably end up creating a map. But before I do that, I would like to find out if there is a more "surround.vim"-ish way :-)

Also, I am viws" does not wrap the word with " - instead it deletes the word and puts you between "".  viwS" seems to do the right thing. Is this correct behaviour?

It is. Use ysiw" instead.

But viws" doesn't - here's my wrong-headed way of thinking viw selects inner word to which i want to apply surround using ". Just want to make sure I understand this.

Thanks for the replies.

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Re: anoying horiz scroll when scrolling down

On 09/28/2011 03:15 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 09/28/11 07:59, Razvan Rotaru wrote:
>> What happens when I scroll down, is that the cursor is
>> following along. The problem occurs when the cursor jumps to a
>> short line (which is now out of the screen, because I am
>> scrolled to the right) and vim scrolls me back to the left so
>> that cursor remains in the screen.
>>
>> This is incredibly annoying since I have to scroll to the
>> right again.
>
> While it has other side-effects, you might try
>
> :set ve=all
>
> which you can read about at
>
> :help 'virtualedit'
>
> It seems to allow me to jump to the end of a long line and then scroll
> downward with the cursor landing in virtual-space on the short lines
> without triggering the horizontal-scroll back to where the short lines
> would normally force me. You can then just reset it when you don't want it:
>
> :set ve=
>
> -tim
>
>
>
>

I had a similar problem which was solved by :set nostartofline
This prevents the cursor from automatically moving to the first
non-blank character: the column is kept.

HTH,

Cesc

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Re: Vim as default email (thunderbird) editor

On Sep 28, 9:45 am, Quincy Bowers <qui...@quakbo.com> wrote:
> I am using External Editor with Thunderbird 6.02 and everything is working
> just fine.  I would check to see if you have the latest updates for the
> plugin.

I got the plugin from here:

http://globs.org/download.php?lng=en

I never tried this plugin until today. Incidentally, my first try
with this plugin was together with tunderbird 7 upgrade in
arch linux.

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