Łukasz Bujakowski wrote:
> I've played few hours with netrw today.
> I've opened files, directories, created/removed/moved some. After some time I've stared to receive strange errors when doing many different things. Like running a shell command. I haven't seen those errors before, and nerdtree -> netrw is the only thing I've changed today, so it must be related. I've increased verbosity, and did `:!ls` to gather a log.
>
> http://pastebin.com/wCKqDfsW
>
> I suspect, that my `set hidden` is somehow responsible. I also tried reproducing this on fresh vim, but couldn't do it - so either I've set something or a plugin collision occurs.
>
> Any ideas what could be wrong, or other tracking techniques then `vbs` to narrow this down?
>
Please come up with a reproducible example of a bug, preferably a small
example. I'm working on Issue 140 with netrw now, and it may be related
to your issue. Of course, I really don't know what your issue is
("strange error" doesn't cut it).
About your earlier missive on netrw -- Explore does a an automatic split
on modified files. To avoid that, some choices:
* I need to come up with yet-another-option
* you need to override the Explore command and do the save and Explore
as you'd mentioned
* or I have Explore also determine that hidden is set on the file to
avoid the split.
I'm leaning towards the latter -- any comments/preferences from onlookers?
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Re: vim_use
I'm very sorry - is it possible to moderate the topic? I've typed group name accidently.
:)
W dniu środa, 3 lipca 2013 01:59:45 UTC+2 użytkownik Łukasz Bujakowski napisał:
> I've played few hours with netrw today.
> I've opened files, directories, created/removed/moved some. After some time I've stared to receive strange errors when doing many different things. Like running a shell command. I haven't seen those errors before, and nerdtree -> netrw is the only thing I've changed today, so it must be related. I've increased verbosity, and did `:!ls` to gather a log.
>
> http://pastebin.com/wCKqDfsW
>
> I suspect, that my `set hidden` is somehow responsible. I also tried reproducing this on fresh vim, but couldn't do it - so either I've set something or a plugin collision occurs.
>
> Any ideas what could be wrong, or other tracking techniques then `vbs` to narrow this down?
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W dniu środa, 3 lipca 2013 01:59:45 UTC+2 użytkownik Łukasz Bujakowski napisał:
> I've played few hours with netrw today.
> I've opened files, directories, created/removed/moved some. After some time I've stared to receive strange errors when doing many different things. Like running a shell command. I haven't seen those errors before, and nerdtree -> netrw is the only thing I've changed today, so it must be related. I've increased verbosity, and did `:!ls` to gather a log.
>
> http://pastebin.com/wCKqDfsW
>
> I suspect, that my `set hidden` is somehow responsible. I also tried reproducing this on fresh vim, but couldn't do it - so either I've set something or a plugin collision occurs.
>
> Any ideas what could be wrong, or other tracking techniques then `vbs` to narrow this down?
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Re: append to non-blank lines in a selection
* Chris Lott [2013.06.21 11:50]:
> On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 6:55 AM, Ben Fritz <fritzophrenic@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Since you don't like regex (although you're right, you should learn)
>
> It's not that I don't like regex, it's that I've found them hard to
> learn. Suggestions on good sites/books/etc to learn them would be much
> appreciated.
"Mastering Regular Expressions" by Jeffrey Friedl
is very good. It assumes no prior knowledge and
will take you as far as you are willing to go.
Very complete and well written.
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> On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 6:55 AM, Ben Fritz <fritzophrenic@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Since you don't like regex (although you're right, you should learn)
>
> It's not that I don't like regex, it's that I've found them hard to
> learn. Suggestions on good sites/books/etc to learn them would be much
> appreciated.
"Mastering Regular Expressions" by Jeffrey Friedl
is very good. It assumes no prior knowledge and
will take you as far as you are willing to go.
Very complete and well written.
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Re: Workflow to generate vim documentation
1) take a help file you like, such as :h
2) run :helptags your-dir or such to create a tag directory
That's all there is to learn about vim's help system.
Enr are anchors to vim internal error messages which you may hit in rare
cases.
Eg try :h E270
set conceallevel=0, syn off may be helpful to find the special
characters making a difference link/anchor. | and *
Marc Weber
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2) run :helptags your-dir or such to create a tag directory
That's all there is to learn about vim's help system.
Enr are anchors to vim internal error messages which you may hit in rare
cases.
Eg try :h E270
set conceallevel=0, syn off may be helpful to find the special
characters making a difference link/anchor. | and *
Marc Weber
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Re: Workflow to generate vim documentation
Javier,
On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 1:23:42 PM UTC+2, Javier Mediavilla Vegas wrote:
> I am interested in the process followed to create vim documentation. That is, when do they put a tag to a paragraph? What format must the comply? Some paragraphs are tagged with E<number>. I suppose there is a database containing a database with E<number> database that explains something.
there is a short introduction on writing help files at
":h write-local-help".
Best,
David
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On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 1:23:42 PM UTC+2, Javier Mediavilla Vegas wrote:
> I am interested in the process followed to create vim documentation. That is, when do they put a tag to a paragraph? What format must the comply? Some paragraphs are tagged with E<number>. I suppose there is a database containing a database with E<number> database that explains something.
there is a short introduction on writing help files at
":h write-local-help".
Best,
David
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Workflow to generate vim documentation
Hi all,
I am interested in the process followed to create vim documentation. That is, when do they put a tag to a paragraph? What format must the comply? Some paragraphs are tagged with E<number>. I suppose there is a database containing a database with E<number> database that explains something.
Regards,
Javier.
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I am interested in the process followed to create vim documentation. That is, when do they put a tag to a paragraph? What format must the comply? Some paragraphs are tagged with E<number>. I suppose there is a database containing a database with E<number> database that explains something.
Regards,
Javier.
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ctags: how to search through results of tag finding
Hello,
Quite often I come across an issue that when I locate some tag from Vim I'm given few dozen of results. Even That I have tags generated for my C++ code base still I have plenty of results and It took a time to pick the one I think is proper. So I want to search through results and so far I redirected ex output into register
then I pasted register's content into current buffer and searched through it and then I undone pasting and chose proper option from my results list. Is there a better solution to do that? I'm using fuzzy finder plugin as part of my vim config and I would expect it to have something like that but I wasn't able to find
such an functionality. Please advice.
Regards,
Jacek
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Quite often I come across an issue that when I locate some tag from Vim I'm given few dozen of results. Even That I have tags generated for my C++ code base still I have plenty of results and It took a time to pick the one I think is proper. So I want to search through results and so far I redirected ex output into register
then I pasted register's content into current buffer and searched through it and then I undone pasting and chose proper option from my results list. Is there a better solution to do that? I'm using fuzzy finder plugin as part of my vim config and I would expect it to have something like that but I wasn't able to find
such an functionality. Please advice.
Regards,
Jacek
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