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问题 I use a Dvorak keyboard layout, and so I've made a few adjustments to the default VIM mappings-- one change I've made is to remap the right-side home row keys to noremap d h noremap h j noremap t k noremap n l So that movement keys are conveniently positioned, as they would be for a QWERTY user. h , t , and n do their job fine and are very responsive. d , however, lags for a moment before moving left the way its supposed to. I think this is because there are key-sequence commands that start

问题 I've been getting used to Vim/MacVim for the last few weeks. One of main problems I seem to be having is when I scroll around using the mouse (especially when I'm trying to select large portions of text) the text insertion cursor moves too and doesn't stay where it was (like in TextMate for example). This means I've selected a large piece of text, when I scroll back up to review my selection the cursor will move which messes with the selection that I've made. I do realise I should get used to

问题 My setup is to use vim (specifically MacVim in graphical mode) to edit source files and then I do (mercurial) repository diffs using vimdiff (in graphical mode again). Sometimes, when I do a diff, vim gives me the error: Swap file "~/nn/src/imm/model/injector_node/.values_table.py.swp" already exists! How do I fix this? Can I command vim to stop making swp files, or the vimdiff to ignore them, or write its swp files to a different place? 回答1: Yes, (maybe), and yes. To turn off swap files: set

问题 How do I add the Spanish spell-checker for MacVim? I read that this is a useful link, but apparently it is not working ... what should I do? 回答1: I don't know about MacVim, however I just tested the following in vim 7.2 on Windows 7. Set the spelling language to Spanish and switch on spell checking: :set spelllang=es :set spell At this point Vim tells you: Cannot find spell file for "es" in utf-8. Do you want me to try downloading it? If you say yes, vim will download these two files into the

问题 Is it possible to map a vim command to a combination of keys involving more than one modifier? For example: ctrl-alt-v . As far as I can tell, the only modifier key that can be used in combination with another is shift. e.g. <C-v> and <C-V> . Or am I missing something? 回答1: Yeah, you would map <C-A-v> or <C-M-v> (A, Alt, and M, Meta are equivalent concepts). See :help key-notation. 回答2: There's also this script (arpeggio) that allows you to use two or more simultaneously pressed keys (any

问题 When you use the :map command without any parameters, it seems that it only lists custom and plugin bindings. Is there a way to view ALL bindings? It would be nice to know if a custom binding would conflict with one of the defaults. Alternatively, is there a decent online reference? 回答1: There is a list of all of the standard key bindings that you can get by typing :help index . Those are in addition to the custom ones printed out by :map . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4778715/is

问题 I'm trying to use MacVim as a default editor (on my Mac, obviously). I'd like to have MacVim to edit commit messages when I hg ci . Unfortunately when I do so (either by setting EDITOR=mvim or alias vi='mvim' ) MacVim pops up with an empty message (i.e. none of the boilerplate in the bottom half), and when I save that commit message I get the error "abort: empty commit message". Is there a way to use MacVim (presumably via mvim ) to edit the commit messages when checking in changes with

问题 Vim newbie here. when I ':wq' I want it to save and delete the buffer instead of save and quit. Similarly hitting ':q' would execute ':bd' instead. Any suggestions? Thanks! 回答1: Vim allows to add key mappings for commands in all of the modes including command line mode, so you can define these mappings (in your .vimrc ): :cnoreabbrev wq w<bar>bd :cnoreabbrev q bd The commands tell Vim that pressing w q in command line must be expanded into w|bd and, similarly, q into bd . See :help key

问题 In MacVim, I save following code as test.py print "Hello world! python2" , which is apparently wrong with python3, but after I run :w to save the file, there is no error message for it, Following is a part of ~/.vimrc, which is all about Syntastic: " Syntastic "" Recommended settings set statusline+=%#warningmsg# set statusline+=%{SyntasticStatuslineFlag()} set statusline+=%* let g:syntastic_always_populate_loc_list = 1 let g:syntastic_auto_loc_list = 1 let g:syntastic_check_on_open = 1 ""

问题 I'm following Mapping keys in Vim - Tutorial (Part 1) - 6.2 Insert mode maps, and there it says: The <C-R>= command doesn't create a new undo point. You can also call Vim functions using the <C-R>= command: :inoremap <F2> <C-R>=MyVimFunc()<CR> I'm trying to use this to call SingleCompile#Compile() like: map! <F5> <C-R>=SingleCompile#Compile()<CR> It's working, but the problem is that when I get back to insert mode, a 0 character is inserted as a side-effect. Why is this and how can I avoid it