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Since I use tmux and often have 6+ panes I don't like line numbers cluttering the pane. For that reason I make them easy to toggle: " Toggle showing line numbers with \l :nmap \l :setlocal number!<CR> Also: I installed and powerline using pathogen. How do I get powerline to show? NERDTree works, but how do I make a new (shorter) ex command to open it? it's effectively just another window, right?
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DreadCthulhu posted:Just stumbled upon the native option to turn on column and line highlighting. It's super obnoxious, I'm finally in full Christmas tree mode. Whoa. I want cursor line highlighting, but it doesn't work with solarized. How do I set it? Searching around I guess i need to set cursorline as well as g:solarized_hitrail. It uses some regexto only highlight after the cursor, though. Regardless, I see nothing when both are set. What gives? EDIT: Actually nevermind. It does work, but instead of setting the background, it changes the colour of some of the syntax, so in a normal text file it's useless. Tiger.Bomb fucked around with this message at 18:39 on Jul 19, 2013 |
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O Tempora! O Mores! posted:I'm running gVim on XP, but the memory utilization is through the roof, and it has a tendency to freeze/crash even where heavier editors like Sublime and Eclipse don't have similar issues. There's also something weird going on with fonts, wherein they appear blurry, distorted, and in general, poorly rendered, even when other programs render this font well. Two questions: vim in cmd isn't particularly bad. The only real bummer is how you have to go through the menus to resize the cmd window itself. Try renaming your _vimrc (to revert to default rules) first to see if this changes any of the behaviour.
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Yeah Airline is nice. I held off for months but finally patched my fonts and they do look a lot nicer (I use inconsolata). Also have a vim plugin that sets my tmux status bar to match the vim one (But you can change its colour scheme if you want).
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FamDav posted:How would I go about removing leading blank lines from a buffer in vim? gg/.<CR>kdgg
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Symbolic Butt posted:Ever since I learned about the find character command (f) I use ; a lot. vimcasts.com
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aerique posted:I don't[1] want to be that guy in a Vim thread but you might want to check out Emacs since it comes out of the gate with more of the bells and whistles you might be looking for. Specifically Spacemacs[2], which is Emacs configured using a Vim emulation mode[3] and which uses the space key as leader (hence the name). burn him! But yeah seriously evil/spacemacs sounds like an ideal kind of thing (though I've used neither). tbh, though, I don't think it's difficult at all getting a new set up. neovim is solid (thought I have had a hard crash and ctrl-h is broken) and there are some awesome plugin managers. I am excited for the day when nvim is mainstream and it's used as basically nothing more than the editing widget in IDEs.
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