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and issues on vim with $TERM=”screen”

ghostbar — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 05:06:51 +0000

Because of tmux I run with $TERM=”screen” instead of my regular rxvt-unicode, but I had a big issue with VIM because of this, it kept writing and F\n and H\n each time I pressed and keys respectively. I finally found the way to solve this, making VIM use $TERM=”xterm” internally writing this on my ~/.vimrc:
if &term == "screen" set term=xterm endif

So, this way, even in my servers without XTerm installed (but ncurses-term) I can use VIM as I’m used to.

snipmate.vim snippets

ghostbar — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 14:03:04 +0000

I’m a long-time snipmate.vim user and I’ve been adding occasionally some snippets to it, and today I want to share it to everyone who may be interested on using them.

All of them are CSS3, Javascript and HTML5 related, plus 2 (or something) for PHP+WordPress.

Anyway, if any of you use WordPress+PHP and use snippets please, let me know. I’m working on WordPress these days and some snippets would help me a lot.

You can download my snippets from my github, hope its useful for anyone.

snipMate.vim

ghostbar — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:44:48 +0000

snipMate.vim Introductory Screencast from Michael Sanders on Vimeo.

Antes usaba gEdit para tener esta funcionalidad, ahora no lo necesito, ¡puedo usarlo con VIM!. Está snipMate.vim (que aquí tiene su repositorio git en GitHub).

Ya hice un fork para agregarle soporte a CSS y XML y de seguro le seguiré agregando más soporte para Perl y quizás JavaScript.