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If b:matchwords has `'\:\:\'` it works when there is `if/elsif/else` or `if/else`. But I often use and encounter just `if/elsif` without a closing `else`, so matchit/matchup doesn't work on that...
Looks like a request was made 6 years ago, but no developer ever responded. https://trac.macports.org/ticket/45604
On various sites this plugin will cause scrolling issues. Some examples: * https://soundcloud.com/freshlysqueezed/tune-in-crew-bangalore-swing Scrolling down to the track description and hovering over @Tuneincrew will result in the page automatically scrolling...
I don't need to see the plugin browser every time xbar is started. version: v2.0.39
These two highly-rated series have the same style of humor as the Bobiverse series: * Omega Force by Joshua Dalzelle: https://www.goodreads.com/series/113707-omega-force * Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson: https://www.goodreads.com/series/185650-expeditionary-force
It would be easier to scan through the list if the details were hidden until clicked. Can easily be done: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32814161/how-to-make-spoiler-text-in-github-wiki-pages
See https://github.com/tpope/vim-endwise/issues/133
This is similar to #222, which the reporter closed without comment, so it's unclear if or how that was resolved. with: function() { function() { | } }; shift-tab results...
I've run across this several times. A download will get stuck retrying on this error and never recover. But if I interrupt the process and rerun it, it proceeds with...
The native vim '\*' command will open any closed fold in which the search term is located. But when I mapped \'*' to the asterisk plugin, I see it only...