I'm using the latest release of vim73 on Win XP and ruby 19.
By editing of vimdedoc.rb I'm getting the following errors:
Error detected while processing C:\Programmi\Vim\vim73f\ftplugin\ruby.vim:
Looks like a problem with vim's ruby ftplugin to me. You might want to
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On 10/08/2010 12:25 p.m., Tom Link wrote:
AK: If I get you right, you've basically implemented a docstring
parser for VimL... do I read you? Is this code published somewhere?
I use this ruby script to generate help files from embedded comments
similar to how rdoc works for ruby source
Maybe a stupid question but do you have any tips on rembering all the
command's provided by plugin scripts?
One approach would be to save useful but rarely used commands in
menus and then use :emenu.
An alternative approach is provided by tcommand:
http://github.com/tomtom/tcommand_vim
You
On 08/10/2010 12:34 AM, Ted wrote:
AK: If I get you right, you've basically implemented a docstring
parser for VimL... do I read you? Is this code published somewhere?
It sounds sweet.
Not exactly - I just put comments with commands and keywords on top of
vim files and put an end marker after
AK: If I get you right, you've basically implemented a docstring
parser for VimL... do I read you? Is this code published somewhere?
I use this ruby script to generate help files from embedded comments
similar to how rdoc works for ruby source files:
Seems interesting, thanks for the link, Tom.
On Aug 10, 2:25 pm, Tom Link micat...@gmail.com wrote:
AK: If I get you right, you've basically implemented a docstring
parser for VimL... do I read you? Is this code published somewhere?
I use this ruby script to generate help files from
On 06/08/10 15:29, Jeri Raye wrote:
Hi,
Maybe a stupid question but do you have any tips on rembering all the
command's provided by plugin scripts? How to do that? Do you write them
on a paper besides your PC? Or on another way.
There are a lot of scripts with fantastic functionality. But me
AK: If I get you right, you've basically implemented a docstring
parser for VimL... do I read you? Is this code published somewhere?
It sounds sweet.
I'm a big fan of using `:help blah^D` to get a list of commands/
functions/other help topics that contain blah.
I'm approaching the point of
Hi,
Maybe a stupid question but do you have any tips on rembering all the
command's provided by plugin scripts? How to do that? Do you write them
on a paper besides your PC? Or on another way.
There are a lot of scripts with fantastic functionality. But me
personaly find it hard to remember
On 08/06/2010 09:29 AM, Jeri Raye wrote:
Hi,
Maybe a stupid question but do you have any tips on rembering all the
command's provided by plugin scripts? How to do that? Do you write them
on a paper besides your PC? Or on another way.
There are a lot of scripts with fantastic functionality. But
On 2010/8/6 21:29, Jeri Raye wrote:
Hi,
Maybe a stupid question but do you have any tips on rembering all the
command's provided by plugin scripts? How to do that? Do you write
them on a paper besides your PC? Or on another way.
There are a lot of scripts with fantastic functionality. But
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