Hello Uri,

> On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 Uri Moszkowicz wrote:
>
> Some other things to note:
> The documentation on the web lists an alternate key mapping file as
> .clewn_keys.gdb while the source actually contains a file called
> .pyclewn_keys.gdb. It doesn't seem to read .clean_keys.gdb and when
> I have a .pyclean_keys.gdb in $HOME it hangs in nbstart when I have
> a plain key mapping (ie: "w : where"). I'm using the old GDB vim
> mapping file to maintain the same behavior.

Thanks for this bug report. Lower case characters such as 'w' are not
allowed as mapping keys. This is a netbeans interface limitation.  I
will fix the documentation for both problems.

Anyway, Vim should not hang when pyclewn cannot start because of a
critical problem such as bad syntax in a .pyclewn_keys.gdb file. I
will fix this.


>> On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 3:33 PM, Uri Moszkowicz wrote:
>> Hi Xavier,
>> I noticed you stopped updating vimGdb in favor of Pyclewn. The new
>> interface is nice but I'm wondering - why haven't you listed it on
>> the Vim website in the scripts section so others can find it?

vimGdb is a Vim patch. It has been ported up to the old Vim version
7.2.


>> Also, I found it convenient that in vimGdb <F7> was mapped to toggle
>> key mappings. I've built it myself but I don't know if you've gotten
>> other feedback. However, one problem with the key mappings is that
>> every time you reenable them the mappings are printed again in the
>> GDB window, causing my GDB history to get pushed off the page. Any
>> suggestion here?

You can easily build a Vim user-defined command (see ':help :command')
that maps your own keys to pyclewn commands. The pyclewn documentation
gives some examples for how to do that (see ':help pyclewn-mappings').
Then map this user-defined command to <F7> in your .vimrc.

--
Xavier

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