Line numbers:
:set number
Top toolbar deactivated:
:set guioptions-=T
Auto-indenting activated:
:filetype indent on
Be aware that you can turn off the menu bar as well, see ":help 'guioptions'".
Also, you may want to do ":filetype indent plugin on" as well as ":syntax on". See ":help :filetype".
To show the encoding options dialog, go to Save As... and check Edit filter settings.
In order to avoid the slowness of Save As..., you could use a macro like this:
Sub SaveAsUtf8
dim aUrl()
dim fileProps(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
fileProps(0).Name = "FilterName"
fileProps(0).Name = "Text (encoded)"
fileProps(1).Name = "FilterOptions"
fileProps(1).Value ="UTF8,CRLF,Liberation Mono,en-US,"
oDlg = createUnoService("com.sun.star.ui.dialogs.FilePicker")
oDlg.setMultiSelectionMode(false)
oDlg.initialize(array(1))
oDlg.execute
aUrl = oDlg.getFiles()
If UBound(aUrl) > -1 Then
thisComponent.storeAsURL(aURL(0), fileProps())
End If
End Sub
Set it to a hotkey or toolbar button by going to Tools -> Customize.
It could be modified to use a global variable and save to the previously used location.
UTF-8 WITHOUT the BOM, which I believe is called ASCII/US
No, this produces ASCII-encoded text, which will destroy most Unicode characters.
I do not see any filter options that can save without a BOM from LibreOffice. Instead, there are various command line tools such as iconv that can remove the BOM.
If you have some time, the best solution may be to create a Python or Java macro to read the Writer document and write to a file without the BOM. It could be done in perhaps 30 lines of Python code, or twice that much Java code. Note: I would not recommend doing this in Basic because of its poor file handling functions.
Best Answer
For text files rifle (ranger's file opener) uses your default
$EDITOR. You can set it to vim by adding the lineexport EDITOR=vimto your~/.bashrcor equivalent.For other file types you can configure rifle with the file
~/.config/ranger/rifle.conf. First copy the defaults withranger --copy-config=rifle. Then rearrange the programs (or add more) in the appropriate section so that your preferred application is at the top.