Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

On Nov 10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > vim... I'll try to get it more polished/functional and put it up on > sourceforge or somewhere. Change "sourceforge or somewhere" to: http://www.vim.org/scripts/add_script.php -- _ _ ___ |V|icah |- lliott http://micah.elliott.name [EMAIL PROTECTED] " "

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 2. Failing that, look in a help dictionary; I generated mine from the > info version of the Python docs, using a simple Python script. Which is as follows (run on all the python-lib*info* files and it'll generate a file called "output"; rename that to ~/.vim/pyhelp.py)

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

Christoph Haas wrote: > But Vim scripting looked even evil for me... and > I've been working with Perl for a decade. :) Vim scripting is nasty, but thankfully you don't really need to use it any more. You can write all your code in python with just a one-line hook to map it to a key. On the topic

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

Hi, Roman et al... On Thursday 10 November 2005 00:52, Roman Roelofsen wrote: > The last 5 days I´ve been working on a code-completion/calltips plugin > for vim. It´s working pretty good but not finished yet. I will anounce > the first beta version on this mailling list. I hope during the next > w

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

Roman Roelofsen wrote: >>Evening, >> >>Is there a decent way to get that help into vim? Or like showing docstrings >>or help that I get through pydoc on request? I've been working myself >>through a pile of vim macros/plugins but couldn't find even one which >>simplifies programming in Python. Furt

Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups) -> vimpst

> Evening, > > Is there a decent way to get that help into vim? Or like showing docstrings > or help that I get through pydoc on request? I've been working myself > through a pile of vim macros/plugins but couldn't find even one which > simplifies programming in Python. Further issues would be han

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups)

There is a Python folding script, as someone already mentioned. That will help you track indentation, although it's not perfect (iirc, long triple quoted strings cause folding malfunctions) I don't know of any way to get dynamic help about functions, although it seems like an ideal use of Vim's b

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups)

On Nov 09, Christoph Haas wrote: > I'm an addicted vim user and don't really use the IDLE for anything > more than calculations where I'm too lazy to start KCalc. But one > feature is very pretty: the built-in help for function calls while > you type. Like you enter... > > var1,var2=mystring.split

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups)

Christoph Haas wrote: > Evening, > > I'm an addicted vim user and don't really use the IDLE for anything more > than calculations where I'm too lazy to start KCalc. But one feature is > very pretty: the built-in help for function calls while you type. Like you > enter... > > var1,var2=mystring

Re: Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups)

Hi, I am using gvim 6.4 which has Python colorising, and The menu tools->folding->fold method->indent :help folding May give you more info. Cheers, Paddy. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list

Pythonising the vim (e.g. syntax popups)

Evening, I'm an addicted vim user and don't really use the IDLE for anything more than calculations where I'm too lazy to start KCalc. But one feature is very pretty: the built-in help for function calls while you type. Like you enter... var1,var2=mystring.split( ...and the IDLE shows me a pop