[David Woodfall]
Just wondered if there was changelog mode for vim as emacs has?
I use it all the time! Not exactly like Emacs', but very usable
nevertheless. :-)
To get it going, I added a file ~/.vim/plugin/changelog.vim with:
runtime! ftplugin/changelog.vim
let g:changelog_username = 'François Pinard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
The first line has the effect of installing the ,o binding, and ,o
allows you to initialize a new ChangeLog entry. The second line is
personal customisation. I also have customisation within files:
~/.vim/ftplugin/changelog.vim
~/.vim/syntax/changelog.vim
For the first of these two (in case you ever make one as well for you
own habits), I needed the following lines at start:
if &filetype != 'changelog'
finish
endif
so to the rest be inhibited when the "runtime!" line above is run.
--
François Pinard http://pinard.progiciels-bpi.ca
