| gnuvince_ | tsb: viwp |
| htaccess | are y and Y equivalent in normal mode? |
| action | htaccess wishes Y worked like 'D' and 'C' |
| htaccess | wishes Y worked like 'D' and 'C' |
| frogonwheels | htaccess: Y (cause of a bad spec in the original vi ) is the same as yy normally people map Y y$ it used to be an 'option' in vim - but the map is so simple that is was deprecated.. and I agree. |
| htaccess | if i map it will it simply override the old meaning? |
| frogonwheels | htaccess: yep indeed. |
| htaccess | frogonwheels: cool, thanks, ill do that |
| SAS_Spidey01 | I never thought about maping some thing to y$ |
| frogonwheels | SAS_Spidey01: by rights, Y should be the same as D - but it aint |
| tsb | gnuvince: hey, cool. thanks :) |
| vdv | hi all |
| SAS_Spidey01 | mm 80x25 konsolecramped into a 68x40 gvim just for a DVD +S |
| vdv | if i press enter on a file in vim's explorer, how can i make this file opened in a splitted buffer? |
| frogonwheels | you type o instead |
| vdv | it opens new buffer want to open in an existing one |
| Zathrus1 | vdv: that's non-sensical. if you mean you want to open it in an existing window, I don't think you can. (an existing split that is) |
| vdv | is it imposible? |
| Zathrus1 | no, you can script it. It's just not trivial. |
| vdv | hey, i found menu option in gvim Preview window browser that's what i want, need to press 'P' |
| tsb | How did you turn search highlighting on off again? I want it to show up during incremental searches, but not once I start going back/forth |
| frogonwheels | :nohlsearch temporarily :set nohlsearch permanently :map <F7> :nohlsearch<CR> |
| tsb | thanks |
| rici | is there a way to start gvim such that it doesn't grab focus? |
| frogonwheels | rici: not vim specific - so it would depend on the OS |
| rici | frogonwheels: yeah, i'm coming to that conclusion i thought maybe vim could be asked to not ask for focus, which would make it a vim specific question told to not ask ... in and amongst the zillion options vim has |
| tpope | well, in fvwm, there's a GrabFocusOff style find your equivalent |
| rici | can you set that on the command line at app startup? |