| LordBrain | unless it doesn't fully match |
| jzxu | well the thing is it gives you a huge list to choose from when there's several matches, kind of annoying sorry, I'm picky |
| LordBrain | oh i see jzxu, well i can't find anything, but you could set the tag file to a new one which only has tags for the current file as a last resort... :) |
| jzxu | LordBrain, yeah, that's what I'm thinking. thanks for looking though, I really appreciate it |
| LordBrain | might even be able to form the new file with a grep.... not sure how sophisticated the format is |
| jzxu | LordBrain, I'm thinking I can just add some directives to my vimrc to automatically generate a temporary tags file everytime I open a file |
| SAS_Spidey01 | Does any one know a monospaced font where ',' and '.' are fairly hard to mistake for one another after a few hours? |
| Chap00lin | "Monospace 11" is a good one in Linux |
| SAS_Spidey01 | Looks good |
| jzxu | SAS_Spidey01, terminus is a good one |
| SAS_Spidey01 | monospace and 'fixed' look oddly the same actually Googling about terminus, sounds interesting so far |
| yuriks | syn keyword cImportant contained !!! I have that in my syntax file and it doesn't works (doesn't seems to match) it works if I replace !!! with anything else do I need to escape !!! or something? |
| jzxu | yuriks, http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/usr_44.html#44.2 look under "Unusual Keywords" |
| yuriks | jzxu: ah, ok, thanks but now that I think of it, !!! isn't a very good ideia, I'll make this nifty /!\ warning thing =] maybe underline it, hurhurhur how can I "copy" the setting of a group to another? I want Important to be exactly like Error, but underlined |
| jzxu | yuriks, :he hi-link |
| yuriks | hi link Important Error hi Important term=underline gui=underline jzxu: like that? it's not working |
| TMH_ | i am using this code in my .vimrc if %:p:h == "/home/steve/tc" |
| jzxu | yuriks, hi link Error Important I don't know why it's flipped |
| yuriks | oh |
| TMH_ | there is an error being triggered on that line, but it doesn't tell me what oh, it is saying $:p:h is an invalid expression |