krischik wrote:
> On 17 Sep., 13:10, thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
>> Besides, I personally prefer the finer granularity of vim's plugins
>> over
>> Emacs's modes. Eg latex-suite (which is another name) is an excellent
>> package but it does a lot of things I don't need/want, which is why I
>> eventually uninstalled it. Bundled plugins have a tendency to take
>> over
>> vim. An example of this would be your modelines bundle that wants
>> user
>> to use a specific commenter plugin. (BTW couldn't this be achieved
>> with
>> a simple abbreviation?
>
> Frankly No. I am working on the modeline plugin for quite a while now
> and tried several possible solutions. In the end the problem is that
> almost no filetype plugin sets 'commentstring' (as they should do!!).
> You can use the modeline plugin without NERD_Commenter (it will use
> 'commentstring' as fall-back then) but unless you use a programming
> language which is using /* */ for comments (or Ada who's plug-in set
> 'commentstring' correctly) you won't have any fun with it.
[...]
ftplugin/html.vim sets 'commentstring' to <!--%s-->
ftplugin/vim.vim sets it to "%s (i.e., quote percent ess).
So the only two languages which I use day-in day-out "seem" to set the correct
value -- and neither is Ada or uses C-style comments.
Oh, I forgot: I use a third one -- plain "text"; but there are no comments in
that one.
Best regards,
Tony.
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