I got into the habit of turning off the highlight by searching for a bogus expression like
/asdfasdasdf
Turns out you can do this:
:nohlsearch
to turn of the highlighting.
If you do:
:set nohlsearch
then it turns off highlighting of searches compeltely. :)
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And you can toggle it with something like this:
:map :set nohls!
Have fun with Vim! I surely do.
Joe
And you can toggle it with something like this:
:map <F4> :set nohls!<cr>
Have fun with Vim! I surely do.
Joe
BTW: maybe you should configure your blog-software, so that it doesn't treat pointy/angle-brackets as HTML.
Thanks for that tip!
(Sorry for the noob question but how do I configure blogspot to do that? :) This is still very much an amateur blog at this point. Working on improvements slowly...)
Uh, I don't know. I'm a total noob when it comes to blogging. Never ran a blog myself. My initial wild guess would be: check if there's a template for user-comments. If it's html/css-style try something like the 'pre'-element: http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/1995-archive/Elements/PRE.html That way, all comments would be processed "as-is", i.e.: they won't be rendered by the browsers' html-engine.
Again: just a wild guess. I don't know blogspot.
Joe
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