paste into vim

Hi, how to paste in vim (not gvim) from clipboard ? I have two terminals (rxvt) In the first terminal, I select a text with the mouse (and I can see it in the windows clipboard via clipbrd.exe) In the second terminal, I run vim, and I want to paste the selected text I try the command "*p but

Re: paste into vim

Morche Matthias a écrit : how to paste in vim (not gvim) from clipboard ? Hold down Shift while middle-clicking. or press Shift-Insert ... in my configuration, [shift]+[middle-clicking] paste the "vim clipboard" not the windows clipboard (there is no difference between [middle-

Re: paste into vim

Morche Matthias a écrit : how to paste in vim (not gvim) from clipboard ? Hold down Shift while middle-clicking. or press Shift-Insert ... YES ! that's work thanks a lot -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.c

mouse wheel doesn't work in vim

Hi, my mouse wheel works fine in my terminal (rxvt) but when I use vim, the mouse wheel doesn't scrool the screen According to vim documentation, I try to add some additionnal mappings in my .vimrc without success Is this a vim issue ? or is it a rxvt issue ? thanks -- Unsubscribe info:

Re: mouse wheel doesn't work in vim

Matt Wozniski a écrit : On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 8:50 AM, ludo wrote: Hi, my mouse wheel works fine in my terminal (rxvt) but when I use vim, the mouse wheel doesn't scrool the screen According to vim documentation, I try to add some additionnal mappings in my .vimrc without succes

Re: paste into vim

Matt Wozniski a écrit : On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 4:43 AM, ludo wrote: Hi, how to paste in vim (not gvim) from clipboard ? I have two terminals (rxvt) In the first terminal, I select a text with the mouse (and I can see it in the windows clipboard via clipbrd.exe) In the second terminal, I

problem starting cygwin for a new user

Hi, I use cygwin on XP with success when my login name doesn't contain accent I open a windows session with my windows login "ludo" and I start cygwin.bat => all is right Now, I open another windows session with another login "gérard" When I launch cigwin.bat,

how to install libtoolize

I'll try to build VideoLAN but it uses libtoolize I have tried to install libtool (1.5b-2) with setup.exe but this package doesn't include /usr/bin/libtoolize. In fact, the downloaded libtool-1.5b-2.tar.bz2 is empty I have tried to installed an "alternative version" : I uncheck "Hide obsolete

Re: how to install libtoolize [FIXED]

[...] There are continued problems with setup.ini after last weeks problems. I made some changes to tighten up the way that setup.ini was generated which caused package directories to be sorted differently. That uncovered a problem with libtool, apr1, and aprutil1. There were duplicate packages

gdb crashes when debugging setup.exe

Hi, I try to debug setup.exe but gdb crashes when I "start" the program * I get source of setup from CVS (sources.redhat.com:/cvs/cygwin-apps) and I build it with ./doconfigure && make && make install * I try to start a debugging session : $ gdb ./setup.exe GNU gdb 6.8.0.20080328-cvs (cyg

Re: gdb crashes when debugging setup.exe

Dave Korn a écrit : [...] Is maybe one of you using gcc-3 with stabs debug and the other using gcc-4 with dwarf-2 debug? I also forgot to ask, 1.5 or 1.7? I use gcc 3 and gdb 6.8.0 it is the version 1.5 of setup (and I compile it with the gcc 3.4.4) $ gcc --version gcc (GCC) 3.4.4

need some explanations about files ".a" ".la" ".dll.a"

Hi, I'm a newbie on cygwin platform and I'm not sure to understand the semantic of lib files It seems that for a library "foo", several files are created : * cygfoo.dll => this is the "true" lib. This file contains the real code of the lib : It is the equivalent of the "foo.dll" in MS ter