Closed athom closed 10 years ago
And you should be able to open Github page.
Typing the range number in the command line window is stupid sometimes, isn't it?
Does it any configuration I am missing to support this? Or maybe it is not implemented?
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sorry, when I type :
after selecting some lines.
the visual mode quit.
Any tricks?
please tell me the following command result.
verbose vmap :
2014/04/22 15:00 "yeer" notifications@github.com:
- Select lines in visual mode
- Type ":OpenGithubFile"
sorry, when I type : after selecting some lines. the visual mode quit.
Any tricks?
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ah, sorry for too few explanation. See the colon (:
).
verbose vmap :
It seems your :
behavior is different with default :
behavior.
So I guessed that :
is mapped in anywhere by plugin, vimrc, and so on.
This is expected behavior of :
.
It enters command-line mode and inserts '<,'>
.
(sorry for too quick GIF because of low spec PC...)
Hi, @tyru thanks for the snapshot.
I can make it now.
Now I found my problem, after selecting some lines, I press ESC
before press :
:(
I am so getting used to press :
in the normal mode without realizing I had press ESC
:p
sorry for the bothering and thanks for your dedicated work for this plugin, it's very useful.
No problem :) Thanks for your feedback! 2014/04/23 15:33 "yeer" notifications@github.com:
Hi, @tyru https://github.com/tyru thanks for the snapshot.
I can do it now.
Now I found my problem, after selecting some lines, I press ESC before press : :(
I am so getting used to press : in the normal mode without realizing I had press ESC :p
sorry for the bothering and thanks for your dedicated work for this plugin, it's very useful.
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Typing the range number in the command line window is stupid sometimes, isn't it?
Does it any configuration I am missing to support this? Or maybe it is not implemented?