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How can I use the Tab key to indent in vim with SuperTab enabled?
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Closed 8 years ago.
when I am at the beging of blank line. I am having issues with supertab plugin.It pops up completion window , while I am trying to indent a line like shown in the screen below.
any workaround please ?
Thanks to #romainl
The problem was caused by an old , unmaintained version of snipmate plugin.
so I installed this version instead.
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Enabling markdown highlighting in Vim
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Closed 1 year ago.
Is there a way/plugin to enable syntax highlighting in .md files in Vim?
```js //will highlight javascript
```py //will do python etc
you can try:
':syntax on' then ':set syntax=markdown'
you can try installing a plugin such as plastic boy. If you go ahead with this solution and it caused white space at the end of lines to be highlighted. Check out this fix: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10964847/14944117
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What is this history window in vim called?
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Closed 7 years ago.
Sometimes in vim I accidentally invoke this command line prompt:
What is this called? What keys call this feature?
It's the Command History search pane. As the shortcut is q:, I often find myself there by accident too. http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_command-line_history has the full usage. :q will quit the pane, and return you to where you were.
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Vim clear last search highlighting
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Closed 8 years ago.
So for some reason, after copying and pasting text from Sublimetext into VIM, VIM is now auto-highlighting text as I type:
This highlighting persists even when I change the colorscheme (this is with :colorscheme blue)
The only things I can find online about this regard syntax highlighting and search highlighting, not text highlighting - how do I turn this off? I just want my text to output as normal without it being highlighted some weird color.
Try running the command :noh.
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How can you check which options vim was compiled with?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I am using the same Vim configuration on several computers. They are running different Vim builds, and i do not have root access. I therefore want to check for feature support inside vimrc, so that i can avoid running unsupported plugins.
Is there a way to check if an optional Vim feature is supported from inside a Vim script? In the case i ran into, i want to detect the relatively new float support.
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How to redefine a command in Vim?
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Closed 9 years ago.
The default behaviour of :help in Vim opens the help in a horizontal split.
I need to remap :help to instead execute :tab help as to always open the help in a new tab.
How can I remap this command?
:cabbrev help tab help