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问题 Under *nix I can set SVN_EDITOR to gvim --nofork to do the trick, but that doesn't seem to work under Windows. Is there any solution for that? 回答1: If you have installed the batch files (c:\windows\gvim.bat), just set EDITOR to gvim -f , the batch file processes the -f argument and sets the no-fork option. The trick in the batch file is running START /WAIT path\to\gvim.exe %* (see the /WAIT argument). If you don't have the batch files, just create a new one with the command above, and set

问题 Under *nix I can set SVN_EDITOR to gvim --nofork to do the trick, but that doesn't seem to work under Windows. Is there any solution for that? 回答1: If you have installed the batch files (c:\windows\gvim.bat), just set EDITOR to gvim -f , the batch file processes the -f argument and sets the no-fork option. The trick in the batch file is running START /WAIT path\to\gvim.exe %* (see the /WAIT argument). If you don't have the batch files, just create a new one with the command above, and set

问题 I'm writing my first vim plugin (viml + python). One command that the plugin has is "GetStepCommand()" and it basically fetches data from a remote data source, I massage the data a bit and copies it into the buffer so the user can start editing it. There is a parameter that the user has to supply to "GetStepsCommand" and that is the search path to where the data resides, for ex: /projects/procedure/step Now that path can be long and its easy to miss-spell something. So I wanted to implement

问题 Sample Input File +--------------------+---------+--------- | Name | S1 | S2 +--------------------+---------+--------- | A | -4.703 | -2.378 | B | -3283.2 | -3204.5 | C | 8779 | 7302 | D | 22078 | 18018 +--------------------+---------+--------- It is required to remove the S1 Column, i.e Desired Output +--------------------+--------- | Name | S2 +--------------------+--------- | A | -2.378 | B | -3205.5 | C | 7302 | D | 18018 +--------------------+--------- Can anyone help with this thanks

问题 I'm having a problem similar to VIM Color scheme not loading by default Except I am having the problem with the gentooish theme found here http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2474 For some reason macvim refuses to load this colorscheme by default. My vimrc file is as follows, I do not have a .gvimrc file. :set term=xterm-256color :set t_Co=256 set background=dark colorscheme gentooish But once I have macvim opened if I do :colorscheme gentooish it will load fine. Also it does load

问题 I've been trying to find out how the get the position/coordinates of a splitt window inside a vim editor window, but no luck so far. Say for example I have this layout (0,0) (2, 0) \____________/____________ | | | | Split A | Split C | (0,2)-+------------+----------+ | Split B | Split D | |____________|__________| #Split D would be (2, 2) I want to get the coordinates of the different splits on of my Vim Window, is this possible? I've done my homework and googled this, also went through the

问题 Suppose I'm editing the following document (* = cursor): Lions Tigers Kittens Puppies * Humans What sequence can I use to delete the surrounding white space so that I'm left with: Lions Tigers Kittens Puppies * Humans Note: I'm looking for an answer that handles any number of empty lines, not just this exact case. EDIT 1: Line numbers are unknown and I only want to effect the span my cursor is in. EDIT 2: Edited example to show I need to preserve leading whitespace on edges Thanks 回答1: Easy.

问题 When editing PHP code (I'm not sure if it's specific to that language) and I create a new line in the middle of comma-separated lists that span multiple lines, the indent rules always unindent the line I'm leaving. Here's a video of it. This happens in arrays, function argument lists, etc. Is there anything I can do to stop this from happening, or any quicker methods of fixing the error than moving up, re-indenting it, moving down, re-indenting (since it gets cleared when you leave the line),

问题 When search something, always typing \v is quite boring. How to write .vimrc to make it the default regular expression mode? 回答1: I don't think there is a dedicated setting (like :set magic ) but I have this line in my ~/.vimrc : nnoremap / /\v that make every forward search "very magic". 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9273133/how-to-enable-very-magic-mode-in-vim-with-vimrc

问题 I'm using cscope for a large project with vim, but without the vim mappings (they froze vim for some weird reason). I'm using cscope commands from within vim, and I want to be able to find uses of structure members throughout the code. Suppose I have something like this: 1 typedef struct _s{ 2 3 int x; 4 } S; 5 6 int main(){ 7 8 int x = 1; 9 10 S my_s; 11 12 my_s.x = 5; 13 14 return my_s.x; 15 } If I issue the command 'cs f s x' it will return both S's member variable and the local main