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How does vim catch mouse scroll events?
I am writing a text editor.
With 1049 (alternate screen) mode + 1000 (mouse tracking) mode enabled, the terminal is able to catch both mouse scroll events and click events. I do not need the click ...
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Pipe output to command line editor for next command
I have been using
sudo find / -iname '*foo*' 2>/dev/null | vim
to get a list of directories/files containing foo, and then I inspect this list, edit it, and write a bunch of new commands inside of ...
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How to open new files in a same Vim instance from my file manager or from command-line?
I don't usually navigate my filesystem from Vim,
but instead use a file manager and sometimes
even the good, old interactive shell (command line).
Issuing vim file from the command line or from a ...
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gnu screen stops working within applications
I am a regular user of GNU screen. There must be some quirk of my setup that is causing a strange problem that I can't reproduce. Maybe you can help me isolate it.
My session has been going fine ...
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How can I access a Vim process after closing its terminal on macOS?
This what I get when I run the ps command:
$ ps
PID TTY TIME CMD
14777 ttys000 0:00.25 -bash
19716 ttys000 0:00.15 vi templates/base.html
8240 ttys001 0:00.11 -bash
8284 ...
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How to `locate` multiple files and open them in vim?
Suppose that I have a file named filename123.txt and it is the single file that is named so, and I can locate it with the command locate filename123. And it returns only this file.
Now I want to open ...
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