just remember that there is getscript.vba.gz from Dr Chip
see it at http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#VimFuncs 2008/10/22 François Beaubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> But even if vimball could update your scripts, it wouldn't be the best >> solution. > > why ... don't know that vimball could be used to update script > >>Debian want you to use apt to update vim scripts and I >> consider this a good thing. So to make everybody happy, we need a good >> upstream and so everybody can update his system as he likes. >> > > Indeed, an apt-get install my-favorite-vim-script would be amazing ! > But for windows users perhaps not the best solution > > Jedit, emacs, komodo have those kind of feature > IMHO it could be a great enhancement for vim too > > Great idea Thomas > > Regards > >> Best regards, >> >> Thomas Koch >> >> Am Wednesday 22 October 2008 20:58:58 schrieb François Beaubert: >>> Great idea !!! >>> >>> I've see something in this spirit, have a look at: >>> >>> http://vimpi.net/ >>> >>> But may I add another idea to your post: why not integrate a plugins >>> manager directly within vim to show you the plugins which could be >>> upgradeable or downloadable, etc >>> >>> 2008/10/22 Thomas Koch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>> > Hi, >>> > >>> > by revising my .vim dir and creating a list of usefull vim scripts for >>> > my collegues, I started thinking about vim.org/scripts. Let me assume, >>> > that the many high quality scripts are a very important part of vim, >>> > which makes vim the almighty tool you use every day. >>> > >>> > Then the quality of vim in a whole depends on the quality not only of >>> > individual scripts, but also on the ease of installing, updating, >>> > maintaining and finding scripts. >>> > >>> > The current vim.org/scripts site seems to have several critical flaws, >>> > IMHO: >>> > >>> > * you won't get informed of updates for your scripts >>> > * collaboration on script development is next to impossible, because >>> > * I can't upload a new version, must open a new script page >>> > * No script I saw is under version control >>> > * Many scripts lack licence informations >>> > * scripts can not be browsed online, there are only downloadable >>> > zip/rar/tar.gz/vba/vim >>> > * User Feedback on scripts is not possible: no comments, mailing list to >>> > much a barrier >>> > * No issue tracker >>> > >>> > Do you agree with me on this points? Should we do something about it? >>> > Should we do build a better vim.org/scripts? Who would like to join the >>> > effort? >>> > >>> > Things that could be done: >>> > * save scripts in a VCS >>> > * add a webforum to each scripts page >>> > * add an issue tracker >>> > * add OpenId to vim.org >>> > * politely inforce a default licence for scripts >>> > * allow people to upload patches to scripts they have not initially >>> > created >>> > >>> > Best regards, >>> > -- >>> > Thomas Koch, Software Developer >>> > http://www.koch.ro >>> > >>> > Young Media Concepts GmbH >>> > Sonnenstr. 4 >>> > CH-8280 Kreuzlingen >>> > Switzerland >>> > >>> > Tel +41 (0)71 / 508 24 86 >>> > Fax +41 (0)71 / 560 53 89 >>> > Mobile +49 (0)170 / 753 89 16 >>> > Web www.ymc.ch >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Thomas Koch, Software Developer >> http://www.koch.ro >> >> >> >> > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
