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I was fascinated when I discovered vi-like bash's editing mode. One can easily toggle it by issuing set -o vi command. But is there any way to toggle vim-like mode? I mean when you are in a vi-like mode you can press v key and edit your commands in a fully functional vi editor's window but I would like to know how to force bash to start vim editor instead of vi because of the perks vim provides us (visual selection, additional commands etc)? Kent If you set EDITOR variable, in bash you can press Ctrl-x ctrl-e to edit your current command line in your EDITOR e.g. vim EDIT the ctrl-x ctrl-e is

Using VIM NERDTree Plugin. Is there any way to remap the Double Click on a File action to open the file silently in a new tab ( T )? 1 Introduction This works for NERD tree version 4.2.0 . 2 Open directories and files in a new tab If you would like to open directories and files in a new tab you can simply add the following line to your ~/.vimrc . let g:NERDTreeMapOpenInTabSilent = '<2-LeftMouse>' 3 Only open files in a new tab If you only want to open files in a new tab you have to do something more sophisticated. Add this function somewhere in NERD_tree.vim : " opens a file in a new tab "

I love to use bpython but in Ruby there is a gem called interactive_editor that makes it possible to combine Vi(m) with the Ruby shell which makes the Development process much more comfortable. A good introduction to interactive_editor: http://vimcasts.org/episodes/running-vim-within-irb/ Are there any tools (like interactive_editor for Ruby) available to combine the Python shell with Vi(m)? You could have a look at the vim-ipython vim plugin: https://github.com/ivanov/vim-ipython This requires you to install the ipython shell (but I recommend doing this anyway as it adds a lot of

Is there a way to force vim to use tabs to do the initial indent, but when running the retab! command NOT replace inner word spacing with tabs? In my experience the best way to do this is with a custom function: " Retab spaced file, but only indentation command! RetabIndents call RetabIndents() " Retab spaced file, but only indentation func! RetabIndents() let saved_view = winsaveview() execute '%s@^\( \{'.&ts.'}\)\+@\=repeat("\t", len(submatch(0))/'.&ts.')@' call winrestview(saved_view) endfunc You can then use: :RetabIndents to replace all leading spaces as tabs but not to affect tabs after

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: Very occasionally, I will want to edit a file, say /system/build.prop or /etc/hosts on my Android device. I find that the easiest way to do it is: c:\> adb shell $ su # vi /etc/hosts This works fine if I'm using Linux. However, attempting to run vi on my phone when using Windows results in a borked vi screen with strange characters. I'm assuming this is because cmd doesn't support ANSI control characters. Is there any way to fix this (e.g., a cmd alternative that does the job)? 回答1: You can do it with PuTTYTray . It's an improved version of