I have recently discovered the Vim Tip n° 1531 (Word frequency statistics for a file). As suggested I put the following code i开发者_StackOverflow中文版n my .vimrc
I have vim running on a remote server (connecting via the Terminal app on a Mac).It uses pathogen to manage plugins and has xptemplate installed.
I try to develop android project in vim.But find it a bit of boring to look up in ctags for one method.Is there a way to show up a auto-complete list in vim using ctags?
I have written a vim script for highlighting the syntax of a proprietary query language.It works fine on my Windows 7 machine running gvim 7.3, but it refuses to work on Linux (my test box is CentOS 6
When I want to autocomplete with CTRL-N from other buffers, vim doesnt find any matches. I have no idea how to find out what\'s the problem. My complete settings are the default: complete=.,w,b,u,t,i.
For example, if I\'m in the end of a word and I type \'diwu\', the cursor ends up at the start of the word.
I have been trying to get slimv (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2531) working for a while now, but I am really not sure what else I can do.
I used to use gVim, but now I am switching to terminal Vim and would like to get rid of some annoying background highlighting which is being rendered under certain text. Here are some examples of what
I’m writing a function that edits a certain environment in LaTeX. The environment basically looks like this:
Before I installed minibufexplorer, my vim screens would split evenly. 2 open = 50/50 (% width) 3 open = 33/33/33 (% width)