rainbow_csv | Vim plugin : Highlight columns | Database library
kandi X-RAY | rainbow_csv Summary
kandi X-RAY | rainbow_csv Summary
There are 4 ways to enable csv columns highlighting:. To run an RBQL query either press F5 or enter the query in vim command line e.g. :Select a1, a2 As soon as you finish entering ":select" (or ":update") and press whitespace, the plugin will show column names in the status line. The core functionality of the plugin is written in pure vimscript, no additional libraries required.
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- Main entry point
- Normalize a delimiter
- Interpret a named column name
- Run the given query with the given arguments
- Main entry point for rbql
- Start a preview of a table
- Returns a list of the records in a SQLite database
- Return a list of table names
- Increment stats counters
- Convenience wrapper for converged_execute
- Parse a query string into a dictionary
- Return the record iterator for the given table id
- Increment the value for the given key
- Increment the value of a given gauge
- Get the right join record for the given lhs_key
- Get the values for a key in a join
- Set the header
- Increment the statistics
- Parse rbql query text
- Get all records from the database
- Load IPython extension
- Return the row in the table
- Query data using rbqlengine
- Parses a query text into a dictionary
- Query a table
- Parses the query text
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QUESTION
I'm trying to configured Vim. However when I try to source .vimrc
after having edit the file I get the following error:
$ source ~/.vimrc -bash: let g:plug_shallow = 0 : command not found -bash: /Users/stevenaguilar/.vimrc: line 4: syntax error near unexpected token
(' -bash: /Users/stevenaguilar/.vimrc: line 4:
call plug#begin()'
I don't understand where is this error coming from. It throws the error on line call plug#begin()
which is closed. Here is the full .vimrc
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 20:50It looks like you're sourcing your .vimrc from bash. It's not a bash script. Instead, you should source it from inside Vim:
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