got it Ingo, thanks for the explanation. regards ping
On 08/10/2012 03:05 PM, Ingo Karkat wrote:
Hello ping, On 07-Aug-2012 23:06:05 +0200, ping wrote:[20 lines deleted] //what are these? :history @ # input history 1 \<0xFE686\> 2 \<0x0000269c\> 3 269c 4 f18628 5 \<0x00f185b8\> 6 f185b8 7 \<0xf185b8\> 8 269c\|\<0x00000b73\> 9 \<0x8027bc20\> 10 1217 11 iif 12 \<0x0027ee80\> 13 \<0xc027ee80\> 14 \<0x8026c398\> 15 \<0x0026f218\> 16 \<0x269c\> 17 \<0x04fa\> 18 04fa 19 \<0x40915860\>20 1\.0\.0\.202\.I don't think I "input" these... instead these looks the "search" history that I ever used with Mark plugin (Ingo Karkat), to highlight some numbers. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2666 copy Ingo in case the mark plugin are related to my issue here...By default, the Mark plug indeed adds the highlighted text to both input and search history. I don't particularly like this functionality, but it was in the original plugin that I took over. Just put let g:mwHistAdd = '' into your .vimrc to turn it off. By default, any marked words are also added to the search (/) and input (@) history; if you don't want that, remove the corresponding symbols from: let g:mwHistAdd = '/@' -- regards, ingo
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