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问题 I'm having issues setting up Vim. Firstly I'm having a bunch of errors when start up Vim, I get these errors: Error detected while processing /home/lee/.vimrc: line 5: E492: Not an editor command: generate helptags for everything in 'runtimepath' Error detected while processing /home/lee/.vim/plugin/fuf.vim: line 13: ***** L9 library must be installed! ***** Error detected while processing /home/lee/.vim/plugin/refactor.vim: line 45: E492: Not an editor command: ^M line 53: E492: Not an

问题 I'm using python-mode for Vim, I prefer for there to be 120 character lines rather than the stark 80 as defined in the PEP8 standard. In python-mode, this is easy. I just add the following to my ~/.vimrc: " Pylint configuration file let g:pymode_lint_config = '$HOME/.pylint.rc' let g:pymode_options_max_line_length=120 This works great, but then, I also wanted to use the superb Syntastic plugin for checking syntax of various other kinds (Chef recipes for foodcritic, for example.) Unfortunately

问题 While using Vim I'll sometimes want to look at a function definition or a struct definition, so I'll use C-] to jump to it. However, there are a few problems I run into. First off, I don't know how to jump back easily. It appears the previous file I was in closes and I'm now in the new one. Is there a way to jump back, or keep a stack of open files that I can pop back to or something? Another thing I've noticed that when I have a change in the current file I need to save it because, like a

问题 Just starting with Vim and I wondered – given a Sass block like this: .thing { width: 100%; color: $color1; .nested { height: 1rem; } } If my cursor is at the 'd' within 'width', what's the quickest way to visually select the entire rule set, selector, braces and all? At present I am using 'Shift+}' to jump to the next blank line and then 'v' for visual and 'Shift+{' to select the prior block. Any better way? 回答1: You're close. As you're already using the { and } motions to the borders of the

问题 Say I want <C-*> to provide me the functionality of the :set nohlsearch command. How do I accomplish this? The map command only seems to be able to map a set of keystrokes with another set. How can a key combination be mapped to a command? 回答1: You'd do it like this: :nnoremap <C-*> :set nohlsearch<CR> <C-*> means pressing Ctrl and Shift and 8 (on an English keyboard layout, at least) simultaneously. Unfortunately, that particular combination won't work. Due to the way that the keyboard input

问题 I need to do the logical-and of two autocmd events in vim. Basically, the command has to run on an InsertLeave when the FileType is tex. It seems like this should work (in a .vimrc): autocmd FileType tex :autocmd InsertLeave :w But it doesn't. The nested option doesn't seem to help either, even though the manual indicates it should. Its easy to do a logical-OR: autocmd BufEnter,BufLeave ... it mustn't be too hard to do a logical-AND. 回答1: I have a correction to @Eevee answer: to make

问题 I type this command in Vim: :nmap <CR> <C-]> Then I want to copy this line and put it into my .vimrc How can i select and copy the whole line in commandline mode ? Thanks 回答1: The fastest way is to run the command, switch to the destination buffer (with .vimrc loaded, in this case) and paste the whole command from the : register by typing ":p in Normal mode. If the command is far back in time, one can first recall it from history (typing the first few letters and pressing Up , for example),

问题 I have recently started using a Mac OS X Lion system and tried to use Vim in terminal. I previously had a .vimrc file in my Ubuntu system and had F2 and F5 keys mapped to pastetoggle and run python interpreter. Here are the two lines I have for it: set pastetoggle=<F2> map <buffer> <F5> :wa<CR>:!/usr/bin/env python % <CR> It's working just fine in Ubuntu but no longer works in Mac. (The above two lines are in .vimrc under my home dir.) I have turned off the Mac specific functions in my

问题 Vim is installed at /usr/share/vim. All snipMate's folders were added to this category in existing folders (after, autoload, plugin, snippets, etc.) accordingly. From the documentation file: For instance, to change the trigger key to CTRL-J, just change this: ino <tab> <c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr> snor <tab> <esc>i<right><c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr> to this: ino <c-j> <c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr> snor <c-j> <esc>i<right><c-r>=TriggerSnippet()<cr> I tried this as well - the same result. When I try

问题 I just disabled haskellmode-vim from my plugin configurations. Basically this was for three reasons: I prefer neocomplcache for my auto completion needs. Apparently it wasn't updated since 2010. It doesn't seem to be compatible with cabal I hope that someone jumps in the pit and points out that I just have misconfigured the whole thing (as in I configured the most basic thing in the readme). To make this a question: Is it possible to setup haskellmode such that ... ... it gets its