| bytecolor | what kind of spell checking is available to vim? |
| Xenguy | bytecolor: version 7 has it |
| bytecolor | specifically, for when writing a DocBook ah? might have to install it, been wanting to anyway |
| Xenguy | bytecolor: RTFM I guess ;-) |
| bytecolor | heh, nod :) |
| Zathrus | there's a plugin/script for 6, but 7's is better |
| bytecolor | well, lets see if I can hose my dapper box... |
| CPUnerd | anyone knows how I can read only the first like.. 10 lines of a file ? not load the rest of the file (after 10) into buffer ? |
| manuhack_ | hi, anyone here uses the c++ omni complete http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1520 |
| bytecolor | CPUnerd, there is the 'head' command on unix/mac that you could wield I use it all the time to read header from previous files :r!head -c 10 file may be a vim cl option, dunno |
| bartel | :10r <filename> |
| bytecolor | ah that's an ed range selection, no? |
| bartel | dunno, sounds right |
| manuhack_ | I install that script, but cant get it work for STL as in the screenshot |
| CPUnerd | cool thanks the thing is I cannot load the file itself ah sorry stupid comment :10r filename gives me invalid range argh found an article 10 minutes ago for emacs how to do it, but I refuse. :P I closed and cleared my history. |
| bytecolor | hrm, yeah 10r fn looks like it 'insterts' the contens of fn at the 10th line |
| bartel | oh, i thought that's what he meant doh, nm |
| CPUnerd | ahhh it's actually vim then |
| bartel | bytecolor: i like you :r!head -c 10 file method now |
| CPUnerd | r!head -100 filename not -c 10 |
| bytecolor | yeah, -c is bytes, sorry went a little crosseyed :) |
| CPUnerd | hehe argh, that only reads the first something lines.. |