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For questions specific to Vim implementations on the Microsoft Windows operating system.
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How do I combine system() and "start" in a Windows environment
I am currently using gvim in an MS-Windows environment.
As part of a vim script function, I need to open a pdf file. So I call system like so:
call system(l:pdf_file)
This opens and displays the p …
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Is Vim's filename completion broken in Windows when using uppercase u umlaute (Ü)?
In a vim buffer, I want to insert the path to a file named blablabla\barbar-Überbar\bazbazbaz.txt which exists under the current working directory - and I am running gvim in a MS-Windows environment.
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How do I open a file that starts with an exclamation mark using filename completion?
In gVim, I want to open a file that starts with an exclamationmark, say, for example, !this_is_my_file_whose_name_is_rather_long.txt.
So, I type :e !this followed by pressing the tabulator.
gVim expan …
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Is there a platform independent way to use "${ENVVAR}more_text" in vim?
I just discovered that I am able to use ${ENVVAR}more_text in a vim installation on Unix, but not if installed on Windows.
In Unix, I did in a shell:
export ABC=/tmp/
echo foo>${ABC}foo
gvim
Then, …
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Keeping personal vimrc and syntax files etc in source control?
I am trying to create a (git) repository for my vim files. Now, I am already struggling as to what directory I would store my files under. As far as I can see there is either %HOME% or %VIM%, right? N …
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