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How to delete line containing certain text in Vim?
This command below deletes all the lines containing text, but the problem is that it deletes all lines at once, sometimes that text is in some line that is exception. because this gives the option to substitute or not to. You don’t need a global command for this.
Is there way to compile C program without leaving Vim editor?
I am using vim editor on Linux mint. I want to know if there is any way to compile c program without leaving the editor. There are several possibilities. Where the easiest Makefile would look like. Others can explain this a lot better. The canonical way to do this in Vim is to use the compiler configuration setting.
What to do if makefile fails in Vim?
Write a Makefile, then you can simply: from inside vim. And if compilation fails: will show you warning and errors. Selecting them will take you to the appropriate file and line. If you don’t like makefiles for some reason you can call any command with :!
How to compile a Python file into Vim?
I source a python file that has this function: And map it to a keyboard shortcut: I had previous set some environment variables to determine the exact terminal to run in if using gvim, or in the same terminal if not in a X. Then I usually just type ‘;ri’ in a Python buffer to run it (usually to test it). Try the quickrun plugin for Vim.
Linux operating systems tend to fill the global configuration file with all sorts of vim options that turn on “friendlier” behaviours that deviate from that of original vi. The BSDs tend not to. Arnold Robbins, Elbert Hannah, and Linda Lamb (2008).
How to set the Bash display to not show the Vim text?
It uses “screen” terminal and changing it to “xterm” didn’t help. Adding altscreen on option in ~/.screenrc solved it. From screen’s manual: If set to on, “alternate screen” support is enabled in virtual terminals, just like in xterm. Initial setting is `off’.
Where is the command prompt After exiting Vim?
Even if the file was just 1 line, after exiting vim, the display shows the first line, with rest all the ~ and I see the command prompt at the bottom of screen.