| phrakture | tpope: goofy question... are you able to configure matcher to work with something like gcc error output? I have it matching "foo.c:123" BUT the problem is finding that current directory |
| frogonwheels | is the current directory anywhere in the output? |
| phrakture | hey all, I'm writing up a wiki article on Home/End key screwups (i.e. libreadline) and all that jazz... I've never had a Home/End problem in vim, so I'm wondering if anyone knows of any settings that I could point out in the case that vim fails to properly recognize these keys similar to :h 'bs, I mean |
| daaku | hey all - anyone know how i would do a search/replace across all open tabs? (or any command for that matter) |
| Xenguy | daaku: :bufdo daaku: actually I don't use tabs, but I assume that bufdo would work in a similar fashion; try a test |
| phrakture | :tabdo |
| Xenguy | there ya go |
| daaku | tabdo worked great thanks |
| sente | asdf |
| VImtermute | oy |
| shl | VImtermute: yo |
| VImtermute | hey shl what's your emacs-user bodycount for today? :> |
| shl | hehe. my day just started out. it's 10:01 AM in my TZ *yawn* |
| ico | mornin' then |
| VImtermute | we must be in the same TZ then shl 10:01 here as well :> |
| ico | 10:02 |
| VImtermute | yup |
| shl | ohiyo! |
| ico | good time for a question then: does anybody know how to omit the line with fine info vim prints on the bottom of the screen |
| VImtermute | s/good/bad/ ;) |
| ico | stuff like "/etc/services" [readonly] 557 lines --0%-- (1 of 3) I've made a script that tries to print stuff ther, but vim overwrites in some occasions |
| shl | ico: you can set that stuff with 'ruler' and 'statusline' |
| ico | thanks, let mee check.. hm yes that should do but maybe I did not ask the right question I don't think i want to disable it completely, merely avoiding vim to overwrite my echo. |
| shl | ico: well, that's a bit tricky, isn't it? when does your echo occur, and when is vim overwriting it? I mean: what keystroke triggers the next message? |
| ico | I have a function triggeredy by the BufEnter command |