Re: Tips for advance use of Vim
I am a lead developer of a Python CMS that could act as a wiki. The
system is quite dynamic and very easy to use. Info and a demo can be
found here: http://orangoo.com/skeletonz/
I could help customize the Vim wiki system to fit the needs of the community.
Something like:
* Vim syntax highlighting
* Develop some specific plugins (so it would be very easy to add tip content)
* Integrate so vim.org logins are used
* etc.
The system requires MySQL and Python 2.4
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Source directory
Hi group
Is there a neat way to source vim files in a directory?
Currently I use following solution that relies on "ls" - it's not
feasible on other than Unix systems.
function! SourceFile(path, file)
let path_file = a:path . '/' . a:file
exe "source " . path_file
endfunction
function! SourceDir(path)
let files = system("ls " . a:path)
let pattern = '[A-Za-z0-9-_]\+.vim'
while match(files, pattern) != -1
let file = matchstr(files, pattern)
let files = substitute(files, pattern . '\n', '', '')
call SourceFile(a:path, file)
endwhile
endfunction
"Source files frenzy
call SourceDir("~/vim_local/plugin")
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Re: Tips for advance use of Vim
I don't think this should replace vim.org but it might link to the tips/
scripts there
Benefits: Its easier to keep it up to date (on vim.org you'll get
still outdated matches..
IMO this is an excellent idea. I am a web developer and willing to help.
4mir
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Re: Tips for advance use of Vim
I tried adding this as comment but the autoformatting feature i annoying when
trying to post vim commands.
I was to lazy to look for a description how to do pre formatting.. (That's the
downside on wikis.. You have to find out how to do something again and again)
I added it for you. AmiFormat is used as formatting language, check
out a simple reference here:
http://orangoo.com/labs/AmiNation/AmiFormat/online%20reference/
Thanks for the excellent comment! I didn't know about the glob pattern
- - nor did I check out MRU plugin :) I am definitely going to check
those out and see how I can use them :)
4mir
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Tips for advance use of Vim
Hi I will in the upcoming days post one post pr. day on advance usage of the Vim editor. I have been a Vim user for some years now and I know some tricks :) The tips are meant for people that are already comfortable with Vim. The first in a series of 5 is named: "Workspace efficiency - Vim tip 1 of 5" and can be read here: http://amix.dk/index.py/permanentLink?id=159 Are there better ways to do it than how I describe? Then comment on it :) I would REALLY like to know how to get most efficiency - - and frankly, I don't think I am alone on this one. Kind regards 4mir Salihefendic
Re: Vim 7 - a little graphical introduction
Hi Hari
I just posted a comment on how I created them (since some people have
asked the same question). It's made on Mac OS X, but I am pretty sure
the same trick can be used on Windows or Linux.
Kind regards
4mir
On 5/9/06, Hari Krishna Dara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 9 May 2006 at 2:18pm, David Fishburn wrote:
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> > 4mir Salihefendic
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 1:08 PM
> > To: vim@vim.org
> > Subject: Vim 7 - a little graphical introduction
> >
> > I just did a little blog post highlighting the new stuff in Vim 7.
> > I did this with a little twist - there is animation of the
> > new features. The link:
> > http://amix.dk/index.py/permanentLink?id=130
> >
> > Could be useful if you are trying to hype vim 7 to friends ;-)
>
> Those are nice.
>
> Maybe you should add one for the new Tab support.
>
> Dave
>
Right, I was going to suggest the same.
Amix, I was impressed to see that you actually used animated gifs to
show them in a very compact filesize. Are you willing to share on how
you created them? Did you actually take individual screenshots and
assemble them?
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Re: Vim 7 - a little graphical introduction
Damn it, I forgot that ;)
Thanks David.
On 5/9/06, David Fishburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> 4mir Salihefendic
> Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 1:08 PM
> To: vim@vim.org
> Subject: Vim 7 - a little graphical introduction
>
> I just did a little blog post highlighting the new stuff in Vim 7.
> I did this with a little twist - there is animation of the
> new features. The link:
> http://amix.dk/index.py/permanentLink?id=130
>
> Could be useful if you are trying to hype vim 7 to friends ;-)
Those are nice.
Maybe you should add one for the new Tab support.
Dave
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Vim 7 - a little graphical introduction
I just did a little blog post highlighting the new stuff in Vim 7.
I did this with a little twist - there is animation of the new
features. The link:
http://amix.dk/index.py/permanentLink?id=130
Could be useful if you are trying to hype vim 7 to friends ;-)
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