Garrett Whelan wrote: > 1) Is this list primarily for those working on the actual C > code or those expanding C with scripts? > 2) Should it be for one group, the other or both?
It's main purpose is for bug reports, enhancement discussion, and questions on the C source. However, any issues concerning Vim that are a bit technical are welcome (that is, people just wanting hints on using Vim might read vim_use only, and they might not want to read an extended discussion of how some script feature works, so that would be in vim_dev). There are no hard rules, but simple scripting issues would generally be in vim_use, and tricky scripting issues (and script bug reports) would be in vim_dev. > 3) Is there a central repository of vim scripts/extentions? > It seems rather haphazard to me. I often find 4-5 scripts > that solve my problem with little documentation for any and > none of them have been updated for years. www.vim.org and click scripts is the central repository. Yes, it is haphazard. Ideally a team of 10 full time experts would weed out 95% of the scripts (delete them), and enhance the remaining 5%. That's not going to happen, so if you're wondering about a specific problem (how to do X), post a question on vim_use. You might mention you've tried a script (name it), and you're wondering if there is a better procedure. John --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
