\r " this inserts a new line after each 'bla' :%s/bla/bla\r/
%
The new split appears on the right of the old window
set splitright
Useful key shortcuts
map <C-C> <C-W>c " to close the actual split map <C-left> <C-W><left> " moving left-right between the splits map <C-right> <C-W><right>
Open header file in a new split
It takes actual filename, replaces */src/*.cc
to */interface/*.h
(or */inc/*.h
) and tries to open the header file in a new vertical split.
command! Ehead :call EditHeaderFile() function EditHeaderFile() let s:filename=substitute(bufname(""), "\.cc\s*$", ".h", "") let s:filename1=substitute(s:filename, '\([a-zA-Z.,0-9]*\)\/\([a-zA-Z.,0-9]*\)$', 'interface\/\2', "") let s:filename2=substitute(s:filename, '\([a-zA-Z.,0-9]*\)\/\([a-zA-Z.,0-9]*\)$', 'inc\/\2', "") let s:filesOpen=0 if filereadable(s:filename1) exe "vsplit ".s:filename1 let s:filesOpen+=1 endif if filereadable(s:filename2) exe "vsplit ".s:filename2 let s:filesOpen+=1 endif if s:filesOpen == 0 echo 'Sorry, no standard header file for this buffer :-(' endif endfunction
Try gvimdiff.
This is partly based on xdvi documentation.
First, I define alias
alias vt='gvim --servername tex --remote-tab-silent'
so as all tex files are opened as tabs in the same gvim vindow (with server name tex
). Second, I configured xdvi to run command
gvim --servername tex --remote-tab-silent +%l %f
when reverse search is done. The %l
stands for the line number and %f
for the filename. The same configuration works for Okular too.
Here is the full story.
If you want no indetation made of space characters
:set expandtab :set noexpandtab # to get back indentation with tabs
Modifying an already written code
:%retab # for tabs to spaces :%retab! # for spaces to tabs
Modeline for TOTEM SW style
// vim: ts=4 sw=2 sts=2 et
set indentexpr=
set title set titlesring=your\ title\ here