On 27/02/09 04:04, Bram Moolenaar wrote: > > StarWing wrote: > >> this file is the patch to add feature Process Interaction to Vim. >> base on Vim-7.2.108. >> >> THIS FILE IS UNSTABLE!! AND ONLY ON WINDOWS NOW!! >> >> made by StarWing<weasley_wx AT qq DOT com> >> >> >> changed: >> eval.txt (for functions added) >> feature.h (add a new feature) >> if_proc.c (main file, implement Process Interaction on Windows) >> main.c (some clear work) >> makefile (mvc and ming) >> options.c& options.h (a new option) >> proto.h (add if_proc.pro file included) >> >> other file is just patch ( some have GCC warnings, use minGW 3.4.5 - >> Wall ) > > How about some documentation? So that we know how it's supposed to > work. >
Yes: the announced eval.txt diff was not included. That's actually a good point, because as long as your patch doesn't make it into "official Vim", you shouldn't touch the official Vim documentation. Why? Because whenever runtime files are updated, the update will sync the user's $VIMRUNTIME/doc/ with the _official_ ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/runtime/doc/ and ruthlessly eliminate any nonstandard changes you made. Publish your documentation as a separate help file, which can be dropped (on any platform) into $VIM/vimfiles/doc/ or (on Windows) into ~/vimfiles/doc/ or (on Unix) into ~/.vim/doc/, where (in all three cases), runtime upgrade won't touch it. After downloading the helpfile to the appropriate doc/ subdirectory, run ":helptags" (q.v.) on that directory to integrate its new contents into the built-in help. The "LOCAL ADDITIONS" paragraph at ":help local-additions" will be automagically updated (in Vim only, not on the disk). This means that the first line of your new helpfile should start with its name (between stars) followed on the same line by a short summary of what the helpfile talks about. Best regards, Tony. -- "I can remember when a good politician had to be 75 percent ability and 25 percent actor, but I can well see the day when the reverse could be true." -- Harry Truman --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
