macvim

问题 I'm using Vim in MacVim on Mac OS X. I have following config in .gvimrc: set guifont=Inconsolata:h15 But I'd like to set to different font and font size for non-ASCII symbols (because Inconsolata didn't have russian symbols). Problem is that Inconsolata id visually a lot smaller, than Monaco that I'd like to to use for russian characters. In iTerm 2 I have following preferences: Regular font: 15px Inconsolata Non-ASCII Font: 12pt Monaco I'd tried to use: set guifont=Inconsolata:h15,Monaco:h12

问题 I'm trying to define my own command in MacVim to turn a c statement or range of statements into comments. So I put this in my vimrc: command -range Com :<line1>,<line2>s?^.*$?/*&*/? It works fine if I just enter :Com to comment the current line. But if I enter something like :Com 3 5 in order to turn lines 3 thru 5 into comments I always get this error message: E488: Trailing characters Can anyone help? 回答1: You need to provide the range before the command, like that: :3,5Com Anyway, I

问题 I've been tweaking my ~/.vim quite a lot lately, and it seems that I broke something. I'm using the CommandT plugin, which when the search is open allows for the following: enter - open the file in current buffer Ctrl + S - open the file in horizontal split window Ctrl + V - open the file in vertical split window The problem is, that Ctrl + S suddenly stopped working in terminal VIM, only Ctrl + V is working. At first I thought I broke something in my general config, but then I tried it in

问题 I'm reasonably new to OS X, but I'm familiar with Vim from using it in various *nix systems. I've seen many people recommend running MacVim over Vim in the terminal. Can anyone tell me what differences there are between MacVim and regular Vim? 回答1: MacVim is just Vim. Anything you are used to do in Vim will work exactly the same way in MacVim. MacVim is more integrated in the whole OS than Vim in the Terminal or even GVim in Linux, it follows a lot of Mac OS X's conventions. If you work

问题 I have MacVim installed and I am trying to set it up as the editor for Git (version control), but I can't run 'mvim' from the command line as it isn't recognised. How do I setup mvim so I can run it from Terminal? 回答1: There should be a script named mvim in the root of the .bz2 file. Copy this somewhere into your $PATH ( /usr/local/bin would be good ) and you should be sorted. 回答2: I don't think I'd to add anything to the path, did brew install macvim mvim -v should then open macvim in the

问题 I want to execute a command automatically after cd'ing to a new directory from within vim. For example, I open gvim and run: :cd ~/src/player I would like vim at this point to automatically source a file that is in that directory. Is this possible? 回答1: You can write an alias for that in your .vimrc: command -nargs=1 Mycd call MyCd(<args>) function MyCd(path) cd a:path e somefile.ext endfunction Then just type: :Mycd /some/path/ 回答2: Not exactly what you're asking for, but :au BufEnter

问题 I have a MacVim setup on my OSX machine so that the default Vim application (ie: /usr/bin/vim) is actually a symbolic link to the command-line version of Vim that ships with MacVim (ie: /Applications/MacVim.app/MacOS/vim), as it provides some key benefits over the stock Vim that ships with OSX10.6. I periodically need to prepare a diff between a set of files, and export it into a colorful side-by-side-view HTML file. This is commonly achieved via: vim -d file1 file2 (Within Vim): toHTML The

问题 Control + 6 or Shift + Control + ^ will switch between the current file and the alternate file in vim. Its useful but I hate using the Control key and try to avoid it if possible. However, despite searching and experimenting I can't seem to map to my leader key. I think the problem is with numeric keys and the caret. Anybody have any ideas to get this working? Thanks in advance 回答1: Both of these work. nnoremap <leader>f <C-^> nnoremap <leader>v :e #<CR> They are currently mapped to random

问题 I'm trying to rebase a commit. However, any time I run git rebase -i f83eff3ffc8 , for example, a MacVim window opens, that's empty (there is no information in the file). Then once I write and close the file (even though it's empty), I get a Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/clicktocall-hotfix message. The file name is .git/rebase-merge/git-rebase-todo . I also tried running it with sudo but this didn't make a difference. What could be the problem? I've never successfully completed

问题 I have autoindent and smartindent in vim turned on, but nocindent turned off. I'm trying to indent some JSON text without pretty-printing the whole thing, which would be too intrusive: { "a" : "value1", "b": "value2", "c": "value3", ... Gets formatted by gg=G as: { "a" : "value1", "b": "value2", "c": "value3", ... What's the logic going on there, and what options can I set to fix it, if it's possible? I tried toggling options like autoindent, smartindent, and cindent (with their "no"