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问题 whenever I run a python program from vim command like this: :!python foo.py after running the program, vim will stop and say this: [1]+ Stopped vim foo.py I don't know why there is such an error. I don't use the foo.py file in other application, but it just happened. In case you need, this is my .exerc file contents: set nu syntax on filetype on filetype indent on filetype plugin on set tabstop=4 set shiftwidth=4 set softtabstop=4 set shellcmdflag=-ic when I open the foo.py after running it,

问题 whenever I run a python program from vim command like this: :!python foo.py after running the program, vim will stop and say this: [1]+ Stopped vim foo.py I don't know why there is such an error. I don't use the foo.py file in other application, but it just happened. In case you need, this is my .exerc file contents: set nu syntax on filetype on filetype indent on filetype plugin on set tabstop=4 set shiftwidth=4 set softtabstop=4 set shellcmdflag=-ic when I open the foo.py after running it,

问题 I am getting an error with vim when loading it with a custom .vimrc file. Error : E474: Invalid argument: listchars=tab: I have tried many thing including putting these lines in my file: scriptencoding utf-8 set encoding=utf-8 set fileencoding=utf-8 set bomb So far with many hours of research I just can't find a fix, I know it is something to do with UTF-8 encoding but gain, I can't seem to find something helpful. Here is my .vimrc file scriptencoding utf-8 set encoding=utf-8 set fileencoding

问题 Edit: This question had been tagged "Tolstoy" in appreciation of the quality and length of my writing:) Just reading the first and the last paragraph should be enough:) If you tend to select and move code with the mouse, the stuff in middle could be interesting to you. This question is about how you use text editors in general. I’m looking for the best way to delete a plurality of lines of code (no intent to patent it:) This extends to transposing lines, i.e. deleting and adding them

问题 I followed https://github.com/prettier/vim-prettier instructions and added // @format at the top of my .js files. I installed prettier with cd ~/.vim/bundle/ git clone https://github.com/prettier/vim-prettier but I can't see to get Prettier to work, either on file save or by using :Prettier at the ex command line. Nothing changes At the command line, when I run $ npx prettier-eslint $PWD/'**/*.js' I get newly formatted output as expected. package.json includes "devDependencies": { "eslint": "

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . Improve this question First I ssh into this server called thor , I set the bash prompt, before I start tmux it looks like following [1.9.3@lizhe] ~ → somecommand after I start tmux, it turns to this [1.9.3@lizhe] ~ → somecommand more space before somecommand , after typing an command I hit enter, it looks like

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . Improve this question First I ssh into this server called thor , I set the bash prompt, before I start tmux it looks like following [1.9.3@lizhe] ~ → somecommand after I start tmux, it turns to this [1.9.3@lizhe] ~ → somecommand more space before somecommand , after typing an command I hit enter, it looks like

问题 I have log files (let say with the extension *.smt2) with colored log entries, where colors are defined by ansi escape codes. I installed the vim plugin based on AnsiEsc.vim. Now when I open my vim editor I need to type :AnsiEsc. How can I add :AnsiEsc to my .vimrc to be in my default view? 回答1: Your autocmd will only work for the first file that is passed as a command-line argument, as the :AnsiEsc command only applies to the current buffer. It will miss files opened via :edit or :split .

问题 I am trying to start using a vim plugin management tool to manage my vim plugins, like vundle, and I have multiple hosts and want them syncing with vim settings. currently I am checking the .vim dir into a git repo. but I don’t want to check in all plugins as they belongs to others. Wonder what would be the best practice if I use the plugin management tool to keep them sync without checking in plugins code 回答1: if you used plugin mgmt, like vundle, you don't have to push your .vim dir to git

问题 I am trying to start using a vim plugin management tool to manage my vim plugins, like vundle, and I have multiple hosts and want them syncing with vim settings. currently I am checking the .vim dir into a git repo. but I don’t want to check in all plugins as they belongs to others. Wonder what would be the best practice if I use the plugin management tool to keep them sync without checking in plugins code 回答1: if you used plugin mgmt, like vundle, you don't have to push your .vim dir to git