vim cursor at the end of the first line on replies, and forks. I have tried adding to this to jenny's configuration:
"editor": "vim \"+normal $\"",
But that doesn't work. How would you go about it?
But that doesn't work. How would you go about it?
vim "+normal $", how cool! :-) Thanks @quark!
VISUAL environment variable). It probably should. I’ll fix it.What’s the goal, though? I usually hit
Shift-A in Vim to append text to the end of the line. Is that what you want? 😅
VISUAL environment variable). It probably should. I’ll fix it.What’s the goal, though? I usually hit
Shift-A in Vim to append text to the end of the line. Is that what you want? 😅
VISUAL environment variable). It probably should. I’ll fix it.What’s the goal, though? I usually hit
Shift-A in Vim to append text to the end of the line. Is that what you want? 😅
VISUAL environment variable). It probably should. I’ll fix it.What’s the goal, though? I usually hit
Shift-A in Vim to append text to the end of the line. Is that what you want? 😅
startinsert set on my .vimrc, so I will either have to take it out, or exit insert, $, then insert again. I think the way you do it would be the way to go.I tried setting
VISUAL to be something like vim -c 'star!', which does the same thing, but no dice. :-/
startinsert set on my .vimrc, so I will either have to take it out, or exit insert, $, then insert again. I think the way you do it would be the way to go.I tried setting
VISUAL to be something like vim -c 'star!', which does the same thing, but no dice. :-/
startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through
sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your
.vimrc:au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through
sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your
.vimrc:au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through
sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your
.vimrc:au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through
sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your
.vimrc:au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
au BufNewFile,BufRead jenny-posting.eml setl completefunc=jenny#CompleteMentions fo-=t wrap, from jenny. How would I go to incorporate that there?
au BufNewFile,BufRead jenny-posting.eml setl completefunc=jenny#CompleteMentions fo-=t wrap, from jenny. How would I go to incorporate that there?