| ska-fan | How do I make it such that when vim opens a .thtml file it sets ft=php? |
| bytecolor | ska-fan, look at this -> http://www.ocaml.info/vim/ftdetect/ that's _basically_ what you want (assuming you're on linux, dunno 'bout windows), except replace /vim/ftdetect with ~/.vim/ftdetect |
| ska-fan | bytecolor: thanks |
| bytecolor | ska-fan, welcome |
| buggs | on windows vim show a lot less digraphs with :digraphs Any idea how to get the rest? |
| hacosta | i just set vim to tabstop=2, but it keeps indenting to about 8 chars, i remember there was another setting i should change but i don't recall which was it |
| action | hacosta lost his vimrc ): |
| hacosta | lost his vimrc ): |
| deryni | softtabstop and shiftwidth |
| hacosta | softtabstop is set to 0 oh |
| tmske | Hi, I made a python-script for vim, I have a line: map ( :python pythonTest()^M, but when I execute I get the error SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing |
| yetist | hi |
| DragoraN | hi is it possible to get gvim for windows compiled with +python ? |
| \amethyst | DragoraN: it's possible... can you compile stuff? |
| DragoraN | \amethyst: i wanted to avoid compiling it by myself, I am searching for binaries :( |
| \amethyst | google for gvim win32 python I found one executable of 7.0pl178 as the first link if you want something more up-to-date you'll probably have to compile it yourself |
| DragoraN | thanks man.. :) |
| tsb | I am pretty sure I just hit a button that made the entire line lowercase.. curious, how did I do that? |
| l3mr | tsb: guu |
| tsb | l3mr: ah yes. thank you. |
| frogonwheels | tsb: or Vu |
| kroiz | hi, I use both gvim and the cygwin vim. how can I make the cygwin vim use the same preferences and plugins as gvim? the gvim prefernces are at program files vim7/vimfiles |
| Lateralus | how can I get a shell in a pane? |
| jpjacobs | maybe :! bash ? |
| kroiz | how about sh[ell] |
| Lateralus | it opens outside of a pane (shell as well) |
| Zao | http://www.wana.at/vimshell/ |
| nolsc | Zao: Great! thx :) |
| matt_ | hello, is there a guide that will help me make my vim do a google search and return the "did you mean" result and replace the word with the result i could write a perl script to get a did you mean result and print it and somehow make vim use that ? |
| rindolf | matt_: you can write a simple command line wrapper. matt_: yes, you can. |
| matt_ | rindolf, :) ok, i dont know anything about creating vim functions |
| rindolf | matt_: you can find documentation for that in the :help |