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Might be offtopic, but out of curiosity could you share your vimrc? I've only been using vim for about a year now and I have a pathetic vimrc here https://githu

Might be offtopic, but out of curiosity could you share your vimrc? I've only been using vim for about a year now and I have a pathetic vimrc here https://github.com/HashNuke/dot-files/blob/master/.vimrc https://github.com/HashNuke/dot-files/blob/master/.vimrc EDIT: (coz i can't reply to comments) @johncoltrane I thought the statusline was the same as modline. When I created that file, I took someone else's vimrc and added stuff until there was no trace of borrowing (except the one you caught). @telemachos thanks for sharing Wondering why I'm not able to post replies to comments. @telemachos too said the same a whiie back.

telemachos 15y ago
I'm not sure if you're asking me or Legion, but I'm happy to share mine: https://github.com/telemachus/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vimrc https://github.com/telemachus/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vimrc. Looking at it now, I can already see a handful of places I want to update it. Dotfiles are non-stop yak shaving.
johncoltrane 15y ago
1 year old Vim user here, too. If you don't mind my curiosity, at line 167/8, you have " make filename and status always visible set modeline but that's unrelated to the statusline, modelines are special comments containing file-specific settings you put at the top of a file. This line just activates support for the feature. i don't think there is such a thing as a pathetic .vimrc. Some people have 2 000 lines of custom mappings in their .vimrc, others have 10 lines. That's Vim.
telemachos 15y ago
> Wondering why I'm not able to post replies to comments. I think this was a switch designed to stop flame-wars or overly nested discussions. (I remember I used to be able to comment on comments.) Still, it makes it very hard to have conversations.
- SingAlong 15y ago
  Figured out how to comment. Just visit a comment's page drectly and you'll find a reply box there. So I had to use that "link" link in your comment and then use the box on that page.
  - weaksauce 15y ago
    There's actually code that throttles the level of nesting comments to prevent a IRC like flamewar or even just vacuous comments that have not been well thought out; the deeper the nesting, the longer you have to wait until you are allowed to comment on that post. Edit: your way works too if you want to short circuit that delay.
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telemachos 15y ago

I'm not sure if you're asking me or Legion, but I'm happy to share mine: https://github.com/telemachus/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vimrc https://github.com/telemachus/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vimrc. Looking at it now, I can already see a handful of places I want to update it. Dotfiles are non-stop yak shaving.

johncoltrane 15y ago

1 year old Vim user here, too. If you don't mind my curiosity, at line 167/8, you have " make filename and status always visible set modeline but that's unrelated to the statusline, modelines are special comments containing file-specific settings you put at the top of a file. This line just activates support for the feature. i don't think there is such a thing as a pathetic .vimrc. Some people have 2 000 lines of custom mappings in their .vimrc, others have 10 lines. That's Vim.

telemachos 15y ago

> Wondering why I'm not able to post replies to comments. I think this was a switch designed to stop flame-wars or overly nested discussions. (I remember I used to be able to comment on comments.) Still, it makes it very hard to have conversations.

SingAlong 15y ago
Figured out how to comment. Just visit a comment's page drectly and you'll find a reply box there. So I had to use that "link" link in your comment and then use the box on that page.
- weaksauce 15y ago
  There's actually code that throttles the level of nesting comments to prevent a IRC like flamewar or even just vacuous comments that have not been well thought out; the deeper the nesting, the longer you have to wait until you are allowed to comment on that post. Edit: your way works too if you want to short circuit that delay.

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