| tpope | rails, mongrel, mongrel_cluster |
| gnuvince_ | I don't like the documentation of Rails personally |
| tpope | or me, the configurator it's okay, not great |
| gnuvince_ | Django really shines in that department |
| tpope | well it's improved a lot since 0.x but it's still got those dumb frames that are impossible to link into |
| SAS_Spidey01 | Is Vim7s spellchecking support implemented in Vim or does it use an external program? |
| ALVAN | how can i add a word at the end of every line ? in a file |
| rici | %s/$/ word/ |
| ALVAN | rici, ok thanks |
| kucrut | hey guys... what section of help should i read to create some kinda function that does some settings according to opened filetype? |
| thorat | SAS_Spidey01: it's integrated in Vim kucrut: :h new-filetype |
| SAS_Spidey01 | Thanks thorat |
| kucrut | thorat: ok, thanks |
| thorat | kucrut: tip: do :help filetype<C-d> <C-d> means press Ctrl-d it's very effective to get an overview of help topics |
| kucrut | nice |
| thorat | :) then you tab/s-tab through the list |
| kucrut | ok |
| Dislo | hey i need a bit of help i need to find out what an endline looks like in a file now i know there is a command in vi to show what is in a file and not hide formating stuff |
| praetis | A newline "looks like" a physical break in the text. A newline "is" a number. so, not sure what you mean if you want to know where the newlines are, just search for $ and turn on hlsearch |
| Dislo | praetis, well i am trying to see what newlines are because in windows they are /r and in unix it is \n or somthing so i was just wondering how to show formatting like spaces and newlines |
| praetis | ahh yeah I'd do the above, just search for it and see if it shows up with hlsearch on I don't know how to have vim do that so if you really want it wait for someone else to answer |
| Dislo | ok thanks |
| praetis | for example, /\r<Enter> if nothing shows up, you've got no \r in there oh and if vi can do it then vim can too because it's fully compatible |
| SAS_Spidey01 | Not 100% praetis afaict theres a few things not *implemented* from Vi |