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| − | Really useful script, and owner does update the script fairly regularly. |
+ | Really useful script, and owner does update the script fairly regularly. Good job! |
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| + | For some reasons (should be fixed since 0.9), I got an error when trying to display a file with spaces in its name. Applying [http://pastebin.com/pvCMAGay this patch], that simply surrounds the all the occurrences of the $filename variable with double quotes, the error disappears. [[User:Hermes14|Hermes14]] 13:55, July 6, 2011 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 09:42, 14 July 2012
Use this page to discuss script 1723 vimpager: use Vim as a pager
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Comments
Really useful script, and owner does update the script fairly regularly. Good job!
For some reasons (should be fixed since 0.9), I got an error when trying to display a file with spaces in its name. Applying this patch, that simply surrounds the all the occurrences of the $filename variable with double quotes, the error disappears. Hermes14 13:55, July 6, 2011 (UTC)