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Running Vim (7.4) in tmux on OSX causes the windows to corrupt like so:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l2j79r711i4y6sb/Screenshot%202013-12-02%2014.50.53.png
This usually happens when I open Nerdtree. Any ideas on how to fix this?
It looks like your terminal thinks the special Unicode characters that NERDTree is using in its tree (▾ and ▸) are two cells wide (like e.g. east-Asian Kanji characters), but they actually occupy only one cell. That messes up the display.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to fix this, but you can avoid the problem (at least with NERDTree) by configuring "plain" symbols via
let g:NERDTreeDirArrows = 0
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I find my self typing often certain words. And I remember there was a cool function in Autohotkey (for PC) that let you type only a few letters of a word and an autocomplete function, completed the word for you.
Is it possible to have the same thing in OSX?
This is actually more of a "how to use OSX" question suitable for SuperUser than the focused programming questions of StackOverflow;
But since I'm here, what you are looking for is the "Text" shortcut feature which you'll find in the Keyboard system preference pane.
It looks like this:
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Look at this incredible screenshot. I’m editing a commit message in Nano, within iTerm (an OS X terminal). I had just pulled changes from the master branch at git#github.com:Compass/compass.git
Please note how all the capital letters display fine, but no lowercase letters do!
This persisted even after I closed Nano. I had to close the terminal tab.
My question is… how is that possible? What "feature" of which software does this?
These are VT100 line drawing characters.
You can reproduce it with echo -e '\033(0' and exit the mode with echo -e '\033(B'.
Alternatively, reset will reset the terminal and go back to normal.
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I have used sublime text in windows 7, mac mini and ubuntu. And I find that cursor moves so slow in mac and ubuntu. Did someone have found that? What can I do to slove this? Thx.
It may not be a problem of SublimeText but the setting of the keyboard repeat delay. It is changeable on both Ubuntu and Mac Os X.
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How can I open a program always in 600x400? When I restart the computer I don't wanna configure again, how can I do this?
Observation: My resolution is 1920x1080 and I wanna open the program in 600x400 without change my resolution.
Sorry for my english, I don't speak very well this language.
It depends on the program you want to open.
Some programs have a specific setting for this case.
Take a look on the documentation, or you can try to go to Regedit and look for the Key of program that you want to start with 600x400.
In the Key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\(CompanyName)\(SoftwareName)
Normally there is some settings about size of the window.
Good luck.
To change your display resolution from the command line - try the free nircmd.exe from http://www.nirsoft.net/
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I have realized that when I log out from the computer, the Command Prompt history gets deleted (or at least when I press the arrow keys (or F7) nothing appears. How I can set the command promt to not to delete my command history.
There isn't an option to do so. However, you can use clink which has that feature (although it comes with readline-style line editing and several other bash-isms that might not be wanted or needed).