If I use the inline version of lstlisting as shown: \\lstinline{!$omp parallel for} the syntax highlighting in vim goes wrong, and the remainder of the latex file is coloured red as if it is all pa
I have a file with lines like this: hello world|foo bar!| I want to be able to match the hello world and foo bar! so I can, say, reverse the two phrases without caring about the whitespace between
I work a lot with files which contain data on fixed positions. Non-delimited \"CSV\" files if you will... Often, I\'d like to highlight a specific column.
I am trying to find a combinati开发者_StackOverflow社区on of commands, macro or a plugin to copy the file I am editing in VIM (actually macvim) to the same location but with a different name. I am sur
I\'m very close to figuring this out, but can\'t seem to find the missing piece. I have a pretty good vim set up for development. When doing MVC projects, I need multiple tabs open, and I\'ve gotten
PAR does i.m.o. a much better formatting as Vim default formatter. But sometimes PAR does\'t work very well.
How can I setup vim & pymongo autocomplete for the code below: import pymongo connection = pymongo.Conne开发者_C百科ction()
Setup: MacVim with MiniBufExplorer plugin window spanning the entire top and Taglist plugin window on the right.
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how could i addsome text like \'ABC\' at the beginning of all the lines in vi e开发者_高级运维ditor?
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