I have a couple of large json files that I need to check for errors and was wondering if it is possible to mark a difference as ok and have that apply for the whole diff session thereby elim开发者_如何
I know that I can close all opened buffers in vim by :qall. I开发者_StackOverflow中文版 want to close event to pending opening buffers.
I google\'d this multiple times in the past but I\'ve never found an answer. Is there a way to save vimdiff\'s output (preferably while maintaining colors, highlights, etc.)? I\'d like to send this on
When I met a conflict, I tried to use git-mergetool to solve it. I typed: >git mergetool -t vimdiff
I do a vimdiff on 2 files. Now if I want to wrap 2 files then I need to apply :set wrap 2 times to each file separately.
I created a new repository, test-backout, and added a new file in it, file. I then made 4 commits, each time, appending the number of the commit to file using
I\'m using vimdiff for a git merge. Is there a quick way to select 1 file to use, right now i\'m just selecting everything from one buffer, replacing the $MERGE with that, and then saving. I guess I c
I am working on a script that has become fairly convoluted. I suspect there are several sections that have nearly identical code. Can I (and how can I) open the file in vim, with two (or more) windows
I already know how to use the diffopt variable to start diff mode with horizonta开发者_开发百科l/vertical splits but not how to toggle between the two when I already have two files open for comparison
I am running gVim on WinXP. I open a folder, select two files, and click \"Diff with Vim\". Screenshot:
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