Trevor Osatchuk wrote:
Most likely not a problem with VIM, but more a user configerable
option. I just got through setting up vim on cygwin. In your
~/.vimrc file you need to format your ruler. That is the bar at the
bottom that shows you which file, which line, which column, etc. that
you are o
Most likely not a problem with VIM, but more a user configerable
option. I just got through setting up vim on cygwin. In your
~/.vimrc file you need to format your ruler. That is the bar at the
bottom that shows you which file, which line, which column, etc. that
you are on in VIM. This file is
Martin Mrazek wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to use VIM editor under cygwin (no X-server running) and
the behavior of VIM is strange. No last line showing " -- INSERT --"
when switched to insert mode, no row/col position indicators, no
syntax highlighting (tried to write perl script)
I tryed to use v
Hello,
I'm trying to use VIM editor under cygwin (no X-server running) and
the behavior of VIM is strange. No last line showing " -- INSERT --"
when switched to insert mode, no row/col position indicators, no
syntax highlighting (tried to write perl script)
I tryed to use vim 6.2 instead of c
At 01:22 AM 1/12/2005, you wrote:
>anamtharon wrote:
>>
>> ok.
>> the solution to my little problem is this:
>>
>> :set term=cygwin
>>
>> which used to be initially set to 'nutc' (term=nutc).
>>
>> that was all. wonder what had changed that.
>
>That would be Rational Rose I believe. If
> Cc: cygwin@cygwin.com
> Subject: Re: vim problem (win xp): Cygwin seems unable to
> move the input cursor to arbitrary positions.
>
> anamtharon wrote:
> >
> > ok.
> > the solution to my little problem is this:
> >
> > :set term=cygwin
>
anamtharon wrote:
Revised solution (version 2).
New cygwin.bat file:
@echo off
set SHELL=sh
set HOME=c:\cygwin\home\anamtharon
set TERM=cygwin
...
Now that's it.
Not quite it!
Rational can also add these to your environment:
TERMCAP=C:\PROGRA~1\RATIONAL\RATION~1\NUTCROOT\etc\termcap
TERMINFO=C:\PRO
ok, i'm sorry. i have forgotten to add a line to the batch file, because i had
added it to the .vimrc
file before.
the line is this: 'set TERM=cygwin'. so here we go again...
Revised solution (version 2).
New cygwin.bat file:
@echo off
set SHELL=sh
set HOME=c:\cygwin\hom
at brian; you're right. rational rose has changed my environment and cygwin is
confused in believing
that the SHELL was changed to some freak rational product and pointed the HOME
variable to the
windows home path in Documents and Settings (or something. am using the german
windows version, so
anamtharon wrote:
>
> ok.
> the solution to my little problem is this:
>
> :set term=cygwin
>
> which used to be initially set to 'nutc' (term=nutc).
>
> that was all. wonder what had changed that.
That would be Rational Rose I believe. If you have that installed it
seems to set $TERM
ok.
the solution to my little problem is this:
:set term=cygwin
which used to be initially set to 'nutc' (term=nutc).
that was all. wonder what had changed that.
thanks for the comments.
at Raye; the console version is fine for me, thanks a bunch!
at Mr. Hall; sorry for neglecting et
- Original Message -
From: "anamtharon"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: vim problem (win xp): Cygwin seems unable to move the input cursor to arbitrary positions.
Good morning.
Since i've updated cygwin i only had time to try out vim again, and there
At 10:24 PM 1/11/2005, you wrote:
>Good morning.
>
>Since i've updated cygwin i only had time to try out vim again, and there
>seems to be a problem with
>the automatic movement of the input cursor.
>
>E.g. after simple character input, the cursor isn't moved to the next positon
>(but vim keeps
>
Good morning.
Since i've updated cygwin i only had time to try out vim again, and there seems
to be a problem with
the automatic movement of the input cursor.
E.g. after simple character input, the cursor isn't moved to the next positon
(but vim keeps
overwriting the last character i typed). An
Danilo Turina alcatel.it> writes:
>
> Notice that the TERM variable is set (and also a "strange" version of sh
> installed) by Rational Rose only you choose a specific sub-package of
> Rose (maybe the Model Integrator), if don't install that package, TERM
> var is not set by Rose setup and the
> -Original Message-
> From: Danilo Turina
> Sent: 15 October 2004 14:36
> Dave Korn wrote:
>
> > [ Danilo, you only mailed this to me, but I think it
> should go to the list
> > so the information can be archived, and since it's most
> likely that was what
> > you meant and it was on
Dave Korn wrote:
[ Danilo, you only mailed this to me, but I think it should go to the list
so the information can be archived, and since it's most likely that was what
you meant and it was only an accident ("Reply" instead of "Reply all"?),
I've Cc'd it back in. ]
I don't know exactly which is t
> -Original Message-
> From: Danilo Turina
> Sent: 14 October 2004 14:42
> To: Dave Korn
[ Danilo, you only mailed this to me, but I think it should go to the list
so the information can be archived, and since it's most likely that was what
you meant and it was only an accident ("Reply"
Notice that the TERM variable is set (and also a "strange" version of sh
installed) by Rational Rose only you choose a specific sub-package of
Rose (maybe the Model Integrator), if don't install that package, TERM
var is not set by Rose setup and the "strange" sh is not installed.
Ciao,
> -Original Message-
> From: cygwin-owner On Behalf Of Lane, Frank L
> Sent: 13 October 2004 22:47
> Thanks Chris: you nailed it. TERM was nutc, whatever that's
> supposed to be,
It's something done by those Rational Rose perverts[*]:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=TERM%3Dnutc
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Subject: Re: vim problem with my install, y?
On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 02:40:57PM -0500, Lane, Frank L wrote:
>Just installed cygwin, and tried to use vi. For some reason, which I
>hope someone on the list will make abundantly clear to me, all the
>keyboard input was focused into th
On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 02:40:57PM -0500, Lane, Frank L wrote:
>Just installed cygwin, and tried to use vi. For some reason, which I
>hope someone on the list will make abundantly clear to me, all the
>keyboard input was focused into the leftmost, topmost character of my
>edit screen.
Sounds like
, and
reinstalling all of cygwin, all to no avail.
Tried searching the archives with the string "vim problem"(hence the
subject line of this post). It looked like everything returned was
related to something other than vim problems. I'm learning here,
could've made a mistake.
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