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If one wishes to use gvim as an external editor it's necessary to start it with the no-fork option -f , i.e. in the configuration dialog box you need to enter gvim -f %s . If not the editor forks and open up a separate file and when one qui...
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I don't know why, but it seems, that windows gvim version doesn't understand %T in strftime. Replace it with %H:%M:%S and it should work.
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If you really want to get used to using vi, I would recommend that you disable or ignore the menu and mouse. IIRC, you set guioptions in gVim to disable the menu. I don't go this far usually. Just don't use it. Most of the real power of vi ...
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Answers to Other Common Questions
You might see if your package manager has vim-full If not you will have to add repo's - http://wiki.eeeuser.com/addingxandrosrepos But it is easy to mix up a system when you have repo's in it that are not exactly for your OS. This is one o...
http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=588651
yeah vim-x11, I had the same problem recently and just searched on my Mandrake system and there was no gvim or vim-gtk, eventually found that vim-x11 is the right package.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?...
You can use :set guifont=* to bring up a font chooser dialog. Once you've chosen a font use :echo &guifont to see what to put in your .gvimrc. (remember to \-escape spaces) Personally, I like Inconsolata. From my .gvimrc: set guifont=In...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1539861/what-is-the-...
If you first enter SHIFT-V, and than shift+arrows to select the text, it will indent. You can also use SHIFT-V, and use 'hjkl' to select the block. If you use shift+arrows or the mouse to select a block of text, it does not work and the sel...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/318923/how-to-indent...
sure: dir | gvim - the - option tells vim to open stdin This works for Windows and Linux versions.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/856372/can-i-redirec...
gvim is a gui version of vim. vim is an enhanced version of the Unix vi editor. If you know how to use vi, you know how to use gvim. gvim has a nice gui toolbar, and it also has font control, and even more, it has syntax highlighting!
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/%7Elib113/reference/progtool...
Like rmeador said, a google search and a perusal of the vim documentation seems to imply that the answer is no. However, take comfort in knowing that you aren't alone in desiring this feature. This guy wanted the same feature and actually i...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/753082/can-gvim-have...