Karl Guertin wrote:
> I'm not sure exactly which combination you're talking about, but I > assume it's vim+ipython. Yep. > "If you do use windows (and do it via vsplit) > map <C-J> <C-W>j<C-W>_ > map <C-k> <C-W>k<C-W>_ Yes, I have the same bindings - but if you have, say, 10 open files in the bottom and you need to select third from the end - that's a lot of typing (ok, ok, you could press 7 <C-J>, but in that case you should now the number 7 exactly). I aslo don't like the way gvim highlights the active window - "white on black" and "bold white on black" just makes me frustrating... > I've never felt the need for an object browser. I search for 'def > <function>' or 'class <class>' if it's open in vim or if I'm in > ipython %ed <class or function>. If I was more proactive I could run > ctags on my projects and jump around that way. Good point - I almost forgot about ctags; using if might save a lot of typing. On the other hand, if you're just studying somebody's else sources, seeing big picture might be useful. If only one could replace the SPE internal shell with ipython...
