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问题 I have a testing file with the content: var a = f ff fff Then I moved the cursor on the f character in line 1, ctrl + v selected the two f below it (■ means selection). var a = ■ ■f ■ff I want to change the text to this: var a = "f" "ff" "fff" So I executed this command: :normal i" ctrl + v Esc A" But the quotes were added to the whole line. Is it possible to do operations on only block-wise visual selection (not the whole line)? Note that this example was made only for discussing Vim skills.

问题 Same as title I type "git rebase -i [commit_id]", and I got this: Error detected while processing /Users/My_name/.vimrc: line 1: E117: Unknown function: pathogen#infect E15: Invalid expression: pathogen#infect() Press ENTER or type command to continue after type enter, I success to enter the vim editor. 1 pick f694d12 test 2 3 # Rebase 3dad5af..f694d12 onto 3dad5af (1 command(s)) 4 # 5 # Commands: 6 # p, pick = use commit 7 # r, reword = use commit, but edit the commit message 8 # e, edit =

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Improve this question So I'm a real noob to VIM and trying now again to get finally to the level of productivity. One big problem I have with this editor is, that it uses a clipboard for itself, which I don't understand why. With VIM I have now 3 clipboards on my system, which is

问题 I have been using Qt for a while in Windows with Visual Studio on Windows using the Qt Addin . For creating forms I would use Qt Designer and when I would save the form which I would get a *.ui file, a *.cpp file and a *.h file. Now on GNU/Linux I plan to use Vim for development. I could create Qt based programs using Vim however I would like to design forms using Qt Designer and integrate the saved *.ui file into my project and use those forms. How can I use the *.ui designed form in my C++

问题 The following items are useful to me in editing text, and I was wondering if vim had something for this built out of the box (though I didn't see it on the https://vimhelp.org/index.txt.html#index.txt page), or I had to create mappings for it: Forward-delete a character. This is X in normal mode. Forward-delete all text to the right of the cursor on the line. This is the inverse of ctrl-u . Are either of these mappings available? And if not, are there 'standard' mappings for this that are

问题 The following items are useful to me in editing text, and I was wondering if vim had something for this built out of the box (though I didn't see it on the https://vimhelp.org/index.txt.html#index.txt page), or I had to create mappings for it: Forward-delete a character. This is X in normal mode. Forward-delete all text to the right of the cursor on the line. This is the inverse of ctrl-u . Are either of these mappings available? And if not, are there 'standard' mappings for this that are

问题 The following items are useful to me in editing text, and I was wondering if vim had something for this built out of the box (though I didn't see it on the https://vimhelp.org/index.txt.html#index.txt page), or I had to create mappings for it: Forward-delete a character. This is X in normal mode. Forward-delete all text to the right of the cursor on the line. This is the inverse of ctrl-u . Are either of these mappings available? And if not, are there 'standard' mappings for this that are

问题 I have no idea what I am doing; I decided to use Vim as my only editor, I'm trying to set up autocompletion and syntax checking, so I need to configure a .ccls file in the root of my project (and I don't want to generate a compile_commands.json file so please don't tell me about it). But there is no detailed documentation whatsoever on .ccls because all it does is use compiler flags, which of course I don't know; I have started not too long ago in C++ and I don't know any CMake, I was used to

问题 My target, if doable, is to have command completion for Haskell in work in Vim, via YouCompleteMe. In this respect, as you can see in the following, I haven't found a consesus yet about how to get it to work. The latest comments on a relevant issue on YouCompleteMe are not that old, therefore I installed haskell-ide-engine from the AUR (the repo on GitHub is here. However, since it was taking so long (it took 110 minutes!) I checked the PKGBUILD file just to discover this: # ... # Supported

问题 This question already has answers here : error while running “source .vimrc” (2 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I'm trying to configured Vim. However when I try to source .vimrc after having edit the file I get the following error: $ source ~/.vimrc -bash: let g:plug_shallow = 0 : command not found -bash: /Users/stevenaguilar/.vimrc: line 4: syntax error near unexpected token (' -bash: /Users/stevenaguilar/.vimrc: line 4: call plug#begin()' I don't understand where is this error coming from. It