Santhalus wrote: > Here is a couple more for tips between 1-300. Thanks Santhalus. Let's deal with the easy ones:
OK 28 Insert line numbers OK 35 Translate between single line and block comments OK 81 Substitute characters and lines easily OK 97 Insert current date or time OK 104 Capture SQL query output OK 118 Use gvim to view page source in Internet Explorer OK 125 Comment your code blocks automatically OK 149 Update the diff view automatically OK 173 Switch between Vim window splits easily OK 189 Map Ctrl-Backspace to delete previous word OK 193 Insert current filename OK 239 Scroll using arrow keys like in a web browser OK 240 Hide all functions in your code OK 244 Show where an option was set OK 248 Auto-save current buffer periodically OK 259 Hide toolbar OK 264 Map function keys to compile and run your code OK 272 Format pasted text automatically OK 286 Recover overwritten file OK 290 Use integrated spell checking OK 294 Map Ctrl-S to save current or new files 257 Fast page up/down. Tip has been deleted (it was really trivial). I will fix the redirect when some ISP problems I'm having are resolved. For tip 139 you were wondering about the difference between a plugin and a script. I think a plugin is a script that has been planned more carefully to integrate with Vim (e.g. maybe it's in :help). A plugin starts automatically and you hope it will be maintained. You might :source a script and use it occasionally, and workaround its foibles. John _______________________________________________ Vim-l mailing list Vim-l@wikia.com http://lists.wikia.com/mailman/listinfo/vim-l
