TO DO
- This tip is mostly obsolete, however, it will be kept so other, similar tips can be merged to here.
- A list of web browser related tips is here (including tips which should be merged to this tip).
Original tip[]
To check the meaning of the word under the cursor, right click mouse, and choose Dic. Either IE or mozilla will be opened and dictionary service offered by www.m-w.com will be ready.
Following is the map:
To open mozilla:
nme <silent> PopUp.&Dic :sil! !start C:/Progra~1/mozilla.org/Mozilla/mozilla -nosplash "[http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=<cword>"<CR> http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=<cword>"<CR>];
To open Internet Explorer:
nme <silent> PopUp.&Dic :sil! !start iexplore -nohome "[http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=<cword>"<CR> http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=<cword>"<CR>];
Rough merge in from tip 833[]
TO DO
- Following is the contents from tip 833 (now removed).
- I have moved this here to keep it in the history of this main «look up word at cursor» tip (and 833 will redirect to here because this tip will have the most applicable content).
- However, I will delete this section because the tip is a rip-off copied from someone’s blog, and because when you follow the link in the blog to find the «google» Python module, you learn that it uses the old Google API that no longer functions (i.e. this code will not work).
I started hacking vim + google APIs yesterday to do phrase lookups on Google. Google is much better (but slower than a dictionary) as a contextual speller/data verifier.
However here is something readymade by Danny O’Brien, from http://www.oblomovka.com/entries/2003/04/16#1050554820
In your vimrc, add these lines:
" ,g - create google a href for word under cursor map ,g <Esc>Bm`:r!ghref <cword><CR>"gdd``i<C-R><C-R>g<Esc>dw vmap ,g yvgvdm`:r!ghref '<C-R>=substitute(@0, "['n]", " ", "g")<CR>'<CR>"gdd``i<C-R><C-R>g<Esc>
Now put this program somewhere in your PATH, saved as «ghref»:
#!/usr/bin/python # ghref - takes a string on command line, looks it up in Google, outputs # the HTML for a hyperlink for the "I'm feeling lucky" URL. import google import sys import re def main(argv): search = argv[0] data = google.doGoogleSearch(search) if (data.results[0].summary): title = data.results[0].summary else: title = data.results[0].title title = re.sub('</*b>','',title) print '<a href="%s" title="%s">%s</a>' % (data.results[0].URL, title, argv[0]) if __name__ == '__main__': main(sys.argv[1:])
Rough merge in from tip 1157[]
TO DO
- Following is the contents from tip 1157 (now removed; 1157 redirects to here).
- Decide what to do with the following (will merge essential idea with other content here).
vmap g "gy:silent! exec 'cd C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefox <Bar> !Start firefox "www.google.com/search?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR>
More:
vmap gw "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "images.google.com/images?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR> vmap gn "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "news.google.com/news?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR> vmap gg "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "groups.google.com/groups?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR> vmap gb "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "books.google.com/books?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR>
search: vim scripts & tips
vmap vt "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.vim.org/tips/tip_search_results.php?keywords='@g'&order_by=rating&direction=descending&search=search"'<CR><Esc> vmap vs "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.vim.org/scripts/script_search_results.php?keywords='@g'&script_type=&order_by=creation_date&direction=descending&search=search"'<CR><Esc>
Menu:
vmenu 9998.10 &Websearch.&Google.&Web "gy:silent! exec 'cd C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefox <Bar> !Start firefox "www.google.com/search?q='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.11 &Websearch.&Google.Web-utf-&8 "gy:silent! exec 'cd C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefox <Bar> !Start firefox "www.google.com/search?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.12 &Websearch.&Google.&Images "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "images.google.com/images?q='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.13 &Websearch.&Google.I&mages-utf-8 "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "images.google.com/images?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.14 &Websearch.&Google.&News "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "news.google.com/news?q='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.15 &Websearch.&Google.N&ews-utf-8 "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "news.google.com/news?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.16 &Websearch.&Google.&Books "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "books.google.com/books?q='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.17 &Websearch.&Google.B&ooks-utf-8 "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "books.google.com/books?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.18 &Websearch.&Google.&Groups "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "groups.google.com/groups?q='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.19 &Websearch.&Google.G&roups-utf-8 "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "groups.google.com/groups?q='@g'&ie=utf-8"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.30 &Websearch.&Dictionary.com.&Dictionary "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "dictionary.reference.com/search?q='@g'&db=*"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.31 &Websearch.&Dictionary.com.&Thesaurus "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "thesaurus.reference.com/search?q='@g'&db=roget"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.32 &Websearch.&Dictionary.com.&Encyclopedia "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.reference.com/search?q='@g'&db=encyclopedia"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.90 &Websearch.&DEX "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "dexonline.ro/search.php?cuv='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.91 &Websearch.Merriam-&Webster.&Dictionary "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.92 &Websearch.Merriam-&Webster.&Thesaurus "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/thesaurus?book=Thesaurus&va='@g'"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.93 &Websearch.&Vim.&Tips "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.vim.org/tips/tip_search_results.php?keywords='@g'&order_by=rating&direction=descending&search=search"'<CR><Esc> vmenu 9998.94 &Websearch.&Vim.&Scripts "gy:silent! exec '!Start C:Archivos de programaMozilla Firefoxfirefox "www.vim.org/scripts/script_search_results.php?keywords='@g'&script_type=&order_by=creation_date&direction=descending&search=search"'<CR><Esc>
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Although ‘:sil! !start notepad’ works on my system (XP Pro), ‘:sil! !start iexplore’ does not. I used this instead:
nme <silent> PopUp.&Dic :sil! !start "C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe" -nohome "http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary? book=Dictionary&va=<cword>"<CR>;
Want to search Google for cWORD under the cursor?
nm gF vviWgF vn<silent> gF y:sil! !start C:/progra~1/intern~1/iexplore.exe -nohome [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=<C-R>0<CR> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=<C-R>0<CR>];
Another one, just open stand URL under the cursor:
For example: http://vim.sourceforge.net
ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/patches/README
nm gF viWgF vn<silent> gF y:sil! !start C:/progra~1/intern~1/iexplore.exe <C-R>=escape(@0,"#%")<CR><CR>
Another cute one:
Open Windows Explorer on the current working directory from within gvim:
right click the mouse, and choose Explorer or hit «e».
nme <silent> PopUp.&Explorer :sil! !start C:/progra~1/intern~1/iexplore.exe -nohome -e "<C-R>=getcwd()<CR>"<CR>
Using Internet Explorer with leo (german<->english):
nme <silent> PopUp.&Dic :sil! !start "c:programmeInternet exploreriexplore.exe" -nohome "[http://dict.leo.org/?search=<cword>"<CR> http://dict.leo.org/?search=<cword>"<CR>];
Since we Linux users use our right click to highlight large blocks of text, this might be helpful to some.
I you are using gvim, you could just add a menu in your .vimrc like so:
amenu &Lookup.&PHP :sil! !devphoenix.sh "[http://www.php.net/<cword>"<CR> http://www.php.net/<cword>"<CR>];; amenu &Lookup.&Google :sil! !devphoenix.sh "[http://www.google.com/search?q=<cword>"<CR> http://www.google.com/search?q=<cword>"<CR>];;
where devphoenix.sh is a shell script like so:
#!/bin/bash BROWSER=~/apps/phoenix/phoenix BROWSER_BIN=phoenix-bin if [ -z `ps --noheaders -o pid -C $BROWSER_BIN| head -1` ] then $BROWSER & sleep 5 fi
$BROWSER -remote "openURL($1,new-tab)"
This way, if you have a browser open, you get it in a new tab, otherwise you just get the url. I use this little script all the time. Of course, you can leave out the script and just call it directly, etc.
If you use console vim, I’m sure that you could bind it to a key command with map instead of «amenu [menuitem]». But I’ve never tried.
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- script#2528 thesaurus suggestion script
Generally, Command + w is the shortcut for choosing current word in JetBrains IDEA.
But in latest IDEA Community version, Command + w is uesd for closing current tab/window.
How to set a shortcut key for choosing current word in IDEA2019?
I know I can do it in the Keymap setting, but I can’t find the item for ‘choosing current word’.
Penny Liu
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To change the shortcut for selecting the word you must change the Extend Selection
setting in «Editor Actions» section.
answered Apr 2, 2020 at 8:38
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I’m looking to be able to select the current word my text cursor is inside on OSX (10.7.3).
For people who have used vim before, I want to be able to do a similar thing to the ‘ci_’ command, where ‘_’ can be ‘w’, ‘(‘, ‘[‘, etc. to specify deleting the word or contents of a parens/bracket and enter insert mode.
The best way I’ve figured to do this is Option+Left then Shift+Option+Right to first navigate to the left end of the word, then select to its right end.
Is there a way I can create a macro to do both of these at once?
asked Mar 18, 2012 at 19:56
This has been covered in a screencast on the Ask Different Blog. I encourage you to watch the video, but I’ll summarize here.
First, create a little AppleScript that presses the two keyboard shortcuts. Open AppleScript Editor (in /Applications/Utilities) and paste this in:
tell application "System Events"
key code 123 using option down
key code 124 using {shift down, option down}
end tell
Save that as a script in ~/Library/Scripts (create the folder if it doesn’t already exist).
Now, install the app FastScripts. It’s free for up to 10 scripts.
Open the FastScripts preferences, find your Select Word script, and assign a keyboard shortcut to it.
Now you can press your chosen shortcut in any app and the current word will be selected.
answered Mar 18, 2012 at 20:18
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Another option would be to create ~/Library/KeyBindings/ and save a property list like this as DefaultKeyBinding.dict:
{
"~w" = selectWord:; // option-w
}
The custom keybindings don’t work in some cross-platform applications (or currently Xcode), but they don’t have any perceivable delays like AppleScripts or Keyboard Maesto macros.
For more information, see hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Site/Cocoa Text System.html, lri.me/keybindings, and brettterpstra.com/tag/keybindings.
answered Mar 19, 2012 at 14:21
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1) Would you like to come over for coffe this afternoon?
2)Who does the cooking in your family?
3)The harder you work, the more money you can make
4) You need to make a decision fast
5) l‘ve always wanted to go to the Fez open-air market in Morocco
6)Have you done your homework for tomorrow?
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The current edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, as it happens, lists some 290,000 sparkling words , and 615,000 word forms. |
Нынешнее издание Оксфордского словаря английского языка, как это бывает, перечисляет около 290 000 сверкающих слов и 615 000 словоформ. |
As against that, stour is a Middle English word with two distinct meanings and derivations, still current enough to appear in most substantial dictionaries. |
Напротив, stour — это среднеанглийское слово с двумя различными значениями и производными, которое все еще достаточно актуально, чтобы появиться в большинстве значимых словарей. |
The word, brand, derives from its original and current meaning as a firebrand, a burning piece of wood. |
Слово «клеймо» происходит от его первоначального и нынешнего значения как головня, горящий кусок Вуд. |
In English, the word kindness is from approximately 1300, though the word’s sense evolved to its current meanings in the late 1300s. |
В английском языке слово доброта появилось примерно в 1300 году, хотя смысл этого слова развился до его нынешних значений в конце 1300-х годов. |
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Not a word out of you! |
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Eleanor, can I have a word with you before you go? |
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Current pulled me a a couple miles. |
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Task 2.
Choose the right word.
Arrival, punctual, platform, full up, bus stop
1) Our train leaves from __________ 7.
2) I waited at the ____________ for ten minutes, and then two buses arrived.
3) I couldn’t get on the first bus because it was _________.
4) The train was half an hour late. I think the reason for the late ____________ was bad weather.
5) Buses are not very ____________. Sometimes they come every five minutes, then other times you have to wait for forty minutes.
Task 3.
Write true sentences about yourself and your friends. Use can or can’t.
1) I _______ draw a penguin.
2) I _______ read ten pages for 15 minutes.
3) My friends_______ roller-skate.
4) I_______ ride a bike.
5) My friends _______ski.
6) My friends _______ play football.
Task 4.
Make questions from the sentences in Task 3.
1) ______________________________________________________________
2) ______________________________________________________________
3) ______________________________________________________________
4) ______________________________________________________________
5) ______________________________________________________________
6) ______________________________________________________________