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Plugin conflicts over BufWinEnter Autocommands
I met the same problem.
but for me, commenting the line blow works.
" Open the existing NERDTree on each new tab.
autocmd BufWinEnter * if getcmdwintype() == '' | silent NERDTreeMirror | endif
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Check if VimPlug is installed in .vimrc
If you know a file is precisely installed in a specific place, you can use filereadable().
if filereadable($HOME.'/.vim/autoload/plug.vim')
call plug#Begin(.....
However, plugins should not be ...
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What's the configuration used to make vim remember modifications after closing the file?
Not a direct question to "how can I disable this feature", but my little undofile_warn.vim plugin will show a warning before undoing changing from previous Vim instances, which should also ...
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What's the configuration used to make vim remember modifications after closing the file?
The setting to use to preserve the undo is:
set undofile
To disable undo file: set noundofile
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How to get total width of Vim with vertical splits?
The solution is the use &columns instead of winwidth(0) to get the width of the terminal window.
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Why is my colorscheme showing weird colors?
All built-in colorschemes were remade to have mostly uniform look on all platforms (including windows).
In case of pablo, where highlighting was based on first 16 colors, that depend on "terminal ...
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Why is my colorscheme showing weird colors?
Type :e $VIMRUNTIME/colors/pablo.vim
At top of the file
" Name: pablo
" Author: Ron Aaron <ron@ronware.org>
" Maintainer: Original maintainerRon Aaron <ron@...
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Check if VimPlug is installed in .vimrc
You are almost there! The problem here is, that you need to re-source your
config because the change in ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim won't be recognised
by
vim since it's loading the files in the runtime ...
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How to map a sequence of vim commands to a shortcut?
The command would be:
nmap <F1> va{Vy
You can store this command in your ~/.vimrc file. This will make it persistent. If it does not exist simply create it.
More infos about this you can find ...
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Configure the statusbar to show rows
See :help statusline where you can find many forms of embedding expressions, including %!, %{, and %{%. In this case, I might use %{% with an expression that calculates the length of %L (via line('$')-...
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How to jump to the first error when using ALE?
You can use the :ALENext command to jump to the next error found by ALE.
See :help ale-navigation-commands for the list of navigation commands provided by ALE itself.
If you'd like to create mappings ...
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Error detected while processing BufRead Autocommands
The mailing list discussion confirmed a bug in the abaqus.vim ftplugin, which has since been patched.
Options for the current user are (according to lacygoill on the mailing list):
Wait for the next ...
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Is it possible to execute Ex Commands (colon commands) in VimScript (vimrc/init.vim)?
I believe @VivianDeSmedt's comment refers to :help startup (notice that the vimrc is executed after files like plugin/*.vim and others have loaded).
In general you cannot use a command until it has ...
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What's going on with displaying tabs as 4 vs 8 in Vim vs other display clients (like a web server and firefox for example)
Problem Solved. Seems that the action of posting a stack exchange article was all I needed!
The answer is to use set expandtab so that tabs are ALWAYS spaces. I hope somebody somewhere finds this ...
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Lazy loading only the lines can be seen from the current window?
No. From the readfile function in fileio.c:
/*
* We allocate as much space for the file as we can get, plus
* space for the old line plus room for one terminating NUL.
* The amount is limited by ...
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