On 2014-05-07, Daniel Moore wrote:
> Is it possible to tell gvim not to try to do OLE registration on
> startup apart from recompiling? I am on a client laptop with a
> particularly aggressive antivirus which appears to be blocking all
> registry modifications so I am getting the registration dialo
Would this solve your problem?
:%s/HERE.*$//gc
On May 7, 2014, at 11:07 AM, Nerdio wrote:
I have a requirement which I am sure I can do in vi (plenty of other solutions
I am sure), and this is it.
I have a file that looks like this
1234 Some Text HERE rest of line
1235 Some Other Text HERE
Is it possible to tell gvim not to try to do OLE registration on startup apart
from recompiling? I am on a client laptop with a particularly aggressive
antivirus which appears to be blocking all registry modifications so I am
getting the registration dialogue box every time I open gvim. Besides
On 2014-05-07 09:07, Nerdio wrote:
> I have a requirement which I am sure I can do in vi (plenty of
> other solutions I am sure), and this is it.
>
> I have a file that looks like this
>
> 1234 Some Text HERE rest of line
> 1235 Some Other Text HERE rest of line
>
> What I want to do is delete t
Hi Nerdio!
On Mi, 07 Mai 2014, Nerdio wrote:
> I have a requirement which I am sure I can do in vi (plenty of other
> solutions I am sure), and this is it.
>
> I have a file that looks like this
>
> 1234 Some Text HERE rest of line
> 1235 Some Other Text HERE rest of line
>
> What I want to d
I have a requirement which I am sure I can do in vi (plenty of other solutions
I am sure), and this is it.
I have a file that looks like this
1234 Some Text HERE rest of line
1235 Some Other Text HERE rest of line
What I want to do is delete text from, and including the word HERE to the end
of
