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[WARRANTY]
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Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details
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for details.
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show the appropriate parts of the General Public License.
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mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
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sample; alter the names:
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in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at
compilers) written by James Hacker.
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Ty Coon, President of Vice
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[QueryBox]
A lekΘrdez⌡ boxban kezelΘsΘhez a nyφl billenty√ket, a sz÷vegrΘsz
elejΘnek magadßsßst, vagy a gombokra t÷rtΘn⌡ egΘrkattintßst
hasznßlhatod.
[How to use help]
[S·g≤]
A s·g≤ban a navigßci≤hoz a billenty√zet gombjait Θs az
egΘr gombjait is hasznßlhatod.
A lefelΘ mutat≤ nyφl lenyomßsßra a k÷vetkez⌡ bejegyzΘsre
ugorhatsz, vagy leg÷rdφtheted azt.
A felfelΘ mutat≤ nyφl lenyomßsßra ez el⌡z⌡ bejegyzΘsre
ugorhatsz, vagy felh·zhatod azt.
A jobbra mutat≤ nyφl lenyomßsßra a linknek megfelel⌡
cφmre lΘp.
A balra mutat≤ nyφl lenyomßsßra az el⌡z⌡leg meglßtogatott
cφmre lΘpsz vissza.
Ha az ßltalad hasznßlt terminßl nem tßmogatja a kurzor
gombok hasznßlatßt, hasznßld a sz≤k÷z billenty√t az el⌡re
lΘpΘsre, a 'b' gombot a visszalΘpΘsre. Hasznßld a TAB gombot
a k÷vetkez⌡ bejegyzΘsre val≤ ugrßshoz Θs az ENTER-t a
jelenlegi link ßltal megadott cφmre t÷rtΘn⌡ lΘpΘshez.
Az 'l' (last=utols≤) gombot az el⌡z⌡leg lßtogatott oldalra
val≤ visszalΘpΘsre hasznßlhatod. Az ESC lenyomßsßval
kilΘphetsz a S·g≤b≤l.
A bal egΘrgomb lenyomßsßval k÷vetheted a linket, vagy
g÷rdφthetsz. A jobb gomb lenyomßsßval visszatΘrhetsz az
el⌡z⌡leg lßtogatott pontra.
A S·g≤ban hasznßlhat≤ ÷sszes gomb listßja:
┴ltalßnos mozgßsi lehet⌡sΘgek billenty√zettelGeneral Movement Keys.
tab Mozgßs a k÷vetkez⌡ elemre.
M-tab Mozgßs az el⌡z⌡ elemre.
down Mozgßs a k÷vetkez⌡ elemre; a sorokat lefelΘ
g÷rdφti.
up Mozgßs az el⌡z⌡ elemre; a sorokat felfelΘ
g÷rdφti.
right, enter K÷veti a jelenlegi linket.
left, l VisszalΘp az el⌡z⌡leg meglßtogatott pontra.
F1 Megjelenφti a S·g≤t a S·g≤ nΘz⌡vel.
n ┴tlΘp a k÷vetkez⌡ pontra.
p ┴tlΘp az el⌡z⌡ pontra.
c A TartalomjegyzΘkhez ugrik.
F10, esc KilΘp a S·g≤b≤l.
Local variables:
fill-column: 58
end:
1 important
2 moving around, searching and patterns
3 tags
4 displaying text
5 syntax and highlighting
6 multiple windows
7 terminal
8 using the mouse
9 GUI
10 messages and info
11 selecting text
12 editing text
13 tabs and indenting
14 mapping
15 reading and writing files
16 the swap file
17 command line editing
18 executing external commands
19 running make and jumping to errors
20 language specific
21 various
1 important
compatible behave very Vi compatible (not advisable)
set nocp cp
cpoptions list of flags to specify Vi compatibility
set cpo=aABceFs
insertmode use Insert mode as the default mode
set noim im
paste paste mode, insert typed text literally
set nopaste paste
pastetoggle key sequence to toggle paste mode
set pt=
helpfile name of the main help file
set hf=/usr/share/vim/doc/help.txt
2 moving around, searching and patterns
whichwrap list of flags specifying which commands wrap to another line
(local to window)
set ww=b,s
startofline many jump commands move the cursor to the first non-blank
character of a line
set sol nosol
paragraphs nroff macro names that separate paragraphs
set para=IPLPPPQPP\ LIpplpipbp
sections nroff macro names that separate sections
set sect=SHNHH\ HUnhsh
path list of directory names used for file searching
set pa=.,/usr/include,,
wrapscan search commands wrap around the end of the buffer
set ws nows
incsearch show match for partly typed search command
set is nois
magic change the way backslashes are used in search patterns
set magic nomagic
ignorecase ignore case when using a search pattern
set noic ic
smartcase override 'ignorecase' when pattern has upper case characters
set noscs scs
define pattern for a macro definition line
set def=^#\\s*define
include pattern for an include-file line
set inc=^#\\s*include
3 tags
tagbsearch use binary searching in tags files
set tbs notbs
taglength number of significant characters in a tag name or zero
set tl=0
tags list of file names to search for tags
set tag=./tags,./TAGS,tags,TAGS
tagrelative file names in a tags file are relative to the tags file
set tr notr
showfulltag when completing tags in Insert mode show more info
set nosft sft
cscopeprg command for executing cscope
set csprg=cscope
cscopetag use cscope for tag commands
set nocst cst
cscopetagorder 0 or 1; the order in which ":cstag" performs a search
set csto=0
cscopeverbose give messages when adding a cscope database
set nocsverb csverb
4 displaying text
scroll number of lines to scroll for CTRL-U and CTRL-D
(local to window)
set scr=11
scrolloff number of screen lines to show around the cursor
set so=0
wrap long lines wrap
set nowrap wrap
linebreak wrap long lines at a character in 'breakat'
(local to window)
set nolbr lbr
breakat which characters might cause a line break
set brk=\ \ !@*-+_;:,./?
showbreak string to put before wrapped screen lines
set sbr=
sidescroll minimal number of columns to scroll horizontally
set ss=0
display when "lastline": show the last line even if it doesn't fit
set dy=
cmdheight number of lines used for the command-line
set ch=1
columns width of the display
set co=80
lines number of lines in the display
set lines=24
lazyredraw don't redraw while executing macros
set nolz lz
writedelay delay in msec for each char written to the display
(for debugging)
set wd=0
list show <Tab> as ^I and end-of-line as $
(local to window)
set nolist list
listchars list of strings used for list mode
set lcs=eol:$
number show the line number for each line
(local to window)
set nonu nu
5 syntax and highlighting
background "dark" or "light"; the background color brightness
set bg=light
filetype type of file; triggers the FileType event when set
(local to buffer)
set ft=
syntax name of syntax highlighting used
(local to buffer)
set syn=
highlight which highlighting to use for various occasions
set hl=8:SpecialKey,@:NonText,d:Directory,e:ErrorMsg,i:IncSearch,l:Search,m:MoreMsg,M:ModeMsg,n:LineNr,r:Question,s:StatusLine,S:StatusLineNC,t:Title,v:Visual,V:VisualNOS,w:WarningMsg,W:WildMenu
hlsearch highlight all matches for the current search pattern
set nohls hls
6 multiple windows
laststatus 0, 1 or 2; when to use a status line for the last window
set ls=1
statusline alternate format to be used for a status line
set stl=
equalalways make all windows the same size when adding/removing windows
set ea noea
winheight minimal number of lines used for the current window
set wh=1
winminheight minimal number of lines used for any window
set wmh=1
helpheight initial height of the help window
set hh=20
previewheight default height for the preview window
set pvh=12
hidden don't unload a buffer when no longer shown in a window
set nohid hid
switchbuf "useopen" and/or "split"; which window to use when jumping
to a buffer
set swb=
splitbelow a new window is put below the current one
set nosb sb
scrollbind this window scrolls together with other bound windows
(local to window)
set noscb scb
scrollopt "ver", "hor" and/or "jump"; list of options for 'scrollbind'
set sbo=ver,jump
7 terminal
term name of the used terminal
set term=builtin_gui
ttytype alias for 'term'
set tty=builtin_gui
ttybuiltin check built-in termcaps first
set tbi notbi
ttyfast terminal connection is fast
set notf tf
weirdinvert terminal that requires extra redrawing
set nowiv wiv
esckeys recognize keys that start with <Esc> in Insert mode
set ek noek
scrolljump minimal number of lines to scroll at a time
set sj=1
ttyscroll maximum number of lines to use scrolling instead of redrawing
set tsl=999
guicursor specifies what the cursor looks like in different modes
set gcr=n-v-c:block-Cursor,ve:ver35-Cursor,o:hor50-Cursor,i-ci:ver25-Cursor,r-cr:hor20-Cursor,sm:block-Cursor-blinkwait175-blinkoff150-blinkon175
title show info in the window title
set title notitle
titlelen percentage of 'columns' used for the window title
set titlelen=85
titlestring when not empty, string to be used for the window title
set titlestring=
titleold string to restore the title to when exiting Vim
set titleold=Thanks\ for\ flying\ Vim
icon set the text of the icon for this window
set icon noicon
iconstring when not empty, text for the icon of this window
set iconstring=
8 using the mouse
mouse list of flags for using the mouse
set mouse=a
mousefocus the window with the mouse pointer becomes the current one
set nomousef mousef
mousehide hide the mouse pointer while typing
set nomh mh
mousemodel "extend", "popup" or "popup_setpos"; what the right
mouse button is used for
set mousem=extend
mousetime maximum time in msec to recognize a double-click
set mouset=500
ttymouse "xterm", "xterm2", "dec" or "netterm"; type of mouse
set ttym=dec
9 GUI
guifont list of font names to be used in the GUI
set gfn=*
guioptions list of flags that specify how the GUI works
set go=agimrtT
toolbar "icons", "text" and/or "tooltips"; how to show the toolbar
set tb=icons,tooltips
guiheadroom room (in pixels) left above/below the window
set ghr=50
guipty use a pseudo-tty for I/O to external commands
set guipty noguipty
guifontset pair of fonts to be used, for multibyte editing
set gfs=
browsedir "last", "buffer" or "current": which directory used for the file browser
set bsdir=last
winaltkeys "no", "yes" or "menu"; how to use the ALT key
set wak=menu
10 messages and info
terse add 's' flag in 'shortmess' (don't show search message)
set noterse terse
shortmess list of flags to make messages shorter
set shm=filnxtToO
showcmd show (partial) command keys in the status line
set sc nosc
showmode display the current mode in the status line
set smd nosmd
ruler show cursor position below each window
set ru noru
rulerformat alternate format to be used for the ruler
set ruf=
report threshold for reporting number of changed lines
set report=2
verbose the higher the more messages are given
set vbs=0
more pause listings when the screen is full
set more nomore
confirm start a dialog when a command fails
set nocf cf
errorbells ring the bell for error messages
set noeb eb
visualbell use a visual bell instead of beeping
set novb vb
11 selecting text
selection "old", "inclusive" or "exclusive"; how selecting text behaves
set sel=inclusive
selectmode "mouse", "key" and/or "cmd"; when to start Select mode
instead of Visual mode
set slm=
clipboard "unnamed" to use the * register like unnamed register
"autoselect" to always put selected text on the clipboard
set cb=
keymodel "startsel" and/or "stopsel"; what special keys can do
set km=
12 editing text
undolevels maximum number of changes that can be undone
set ul=1000
modified changes have been made and not written to a file
(local to buffer)
set mod nomod
readonly buffer is not to be written
(local to buffer)
set noro ro
textwidth line length above which to break a line
(local to buffer)
set tw=0
wrapmargin margin from the right in which to break a line
(local to buffer)
set wm=0
backspace 0, 1 or 2; what <BS> can do in Insert mode
set bs=2
comments definition of what comment lines look like
(local to buffer)
set com=s1:/*,mb:*,ex:*/,://,b:#,:%,:XCOMM,n:>,fb:-
formatoptions list of flags that tell how automatic formatting works
(local to buffer)
set fo=tcq
complete specifies how Insert mode completion works
(local to buffer)
set cpt=.,b,u,i
dictionary list of dictionary files for keyword completion
set dict=
infercase adjust case of a keyword completion match
(local to buffer)
set noinf inf
digraph enable entering digraps with c1 <BS> c2
set nodg dg
tildeop the "~" command behaves like an operator
set notop top
showmatch When inserting a bracket, briefly jump to its match
set nosm sm
matchtime tenth of a second to show a match for 'showmatch'
set mat=5
matchpairs list of pairs that match for the "%" command
(local to buffer)
set mps=(:),{:},[:]
joinspaces use two spaces after '.' when joining a line
set js nojs
nrformats "octal" and/or "hex"; number formats recognized for
CTRL-A and CTRL-X commands
(local to buffer)
set nf=octal,hex
13 tabs and indenting
tabstop number of spaces a <Tab> in the text stands for
(local to buffer)
set ts=15
shiftwidth number of spaces used for each step of (auto)indent
(local to buffer)
set sw=8
smarttab a <Tab> in an indent inserts 'shiftwidth' spaces
set nosta sta
softtabstop if non-zero, number of spaces to insert for a <Tab>
(local to buffer)
set sts=0
shiftround round to 'shiftwidth' for "<<" and ">>"
set nosr sr
expandtab expand <Tab> to spaces in Insert mode
(local to buffer)
set noet et
autoindent automatically set the indent of a new line
(local to buffer)
set ai noai
smartindent do clever autoindenting
(local to buffer)
set si nosi
cindent enable specific indenting for C code
(local to buffer)
set nocin cin
cinoptions options for C-indenting
(local to buffer)
set cino=
cinkeys keys that trigger C-indenting in Insert mode
(local to buffer)
set cink=0{,0},:,0#,!^F,o,O,e
cinwords list of words that cause more C-indent
(local to buffer)
set cinw=if,else,while,do,for,switch
lisp enable lisp mode
(local to buffer)
set nolisp lisp
14 mapping
maxmapdepth maximum depth of mapping
set mmd=1000
remap recognize mappings in mapped keys
set remap noremap
timeout time-out halfway a mapping
set to noto
ttimeout time-out halfway a key code
set nottimeout ttimeout
timeoutlen time in msec for 'timeout'
set tm=1000
ttimeoutlen time in msec for 'ttimeout'
set ttm=-1
15 reading and writing files
modeline enable using settings from modelines when reading a file
(local to buffer)
set ml noml
modelines number of lines to check for modelines
set mls=5
binary binary file editing
(local to buffer)
set nobin bin
endofline last line in the file has an end-of-line
(local to buffer)
set eol noeol
fileformat end-of-line format: "dos", "unix" or "mac"
(local to buffer)
set ff=unix
fileformats list of file formats to look for when editing a file
set ffs=unix,dos
textmode obsolete, use 'fileformat'
(local to buffer)
set notx tx
textauto obsolete, use 'fileformats'
set ta nota
write writing files is allowed
set write nowrite
writebackup write a backup file before overwriting
set wb nowb
backup keep a backup after overwriting a file
set bk nobk
backupdir list of directories to put backup files in
set bdir=/home/tothb1/tmp,.
backupext file name extension for the backup file
set bex=~
autowrite automatically write a file when leaving a modified buffer
set noaw aw
writeany always write without asking for confirmation
set nowa wa
patchmode keep oldest version of a file; specifies file name extension
set pm=
shortname use 8.3 file names
(local to buffer)
set nosn sn
16 the swap file
directory list of directories for the swap file
set dir=.,/home/tothb1/tmp,/var/tmp,/tmp
swapfile use a swap file for this buffer
(local to buffer)
set swf noswf
swapsync "sync", "fsync" or empty; how to flush a swap file to disk
set sws=fsync
updatecount number of characters typed to cause a swap file update
set uc=200
updatetime time in msec after which the swap file will be updated
set ut=4000
maxmem maximum amount of memory in Kbyte used for one buffer
set mm=5120
maxmemtot maximum amount of memory in Kbyte used for all buffers
set mmt=10240
17 command line editing
history how many command lines are remembered
set hi=50
wildchar key that triggers command-line expansion
set wc=9
wildcharm like 'wildchar' but can also be used in a mapping
set wcm=0
wildmode specifies how command line completion works
set wim=full
suffixes list of file name extensions that have a lower priority
set su=.bak,~,.o,.h,.info,.swp,.obj
wildignore list of patterns to ignore files for file name completion
set wig=
wildmenu command-line completion shows a list of matches
set nowmnu wmnu
18 executing external commands
shell name of the shell program used for external commands
set sh=/bin/bash
shellquote character(s) to enclose a shell command in
set shq=
shellxquote like 'shellquote' but include the redirection
set sxq=
shellcmdflag argument for 'shell' to execute a command
set shcf=-c
shellredir used to redirect command output to a file
set srr=>%s\ 2>&1
equalprg program used for "=" command
set ep=
formatprg program used to format lines with "gq" command
set fp=
keywordprg program used for the "K" command
set kp=man
warn warn when using a shell command and a buffer has changes
set warn nowarn
19 running make and jumping to errors
errorfile name of the file that contains error messages
