Andrew Lentvorski wrote: >.. > Huh? Emacs works for me just fine. That's the whole point of using XML > in this instance. Emacs handles the tagging and editing without needing > some bizarre custom editor. > > Doesn't vi handle xml?
I've spent a few minutes today trying to answer that question. So far I've found a plugin resource http://www.vim.org/scripts/index.php Which yields 220 hits if I search on html. Now I'm trying to understand the install procedure. The friendly hint on the enrry page says: """ How do I install scripts? Utility scripts need to be "sourced" from your vimrc (:help source) or in 6.0 you can just add the scripts to the plugin directory. Syntax files should be saved in the syntax directory. 6.0 supports indent scripts which should be saved in the indent directory and color scheme scripts which need to be sourced from your vimrc. """ Some plugins (aka scripts) come with separate doc files. I'm not sure but it looks like the recipe is to put *.txt.gz files with similar things under the 'vimNN/doc' directory. Hmmm, now trying to get familiar with a fetch/install utility called GetLatestVimScripts apparently, installing getscript.vba.gz is the bootstrap step. Will play a bit and post any wonderful discoveries. >.. Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
