On 19/04/09 12:52, CHENXI wrote:
> i am a beginner in using vim. it is so cool!
> the best way to master it is to practise it frequently.
> i use Delphi 7 in my daily routine.Now i want to use vim in Delphi
> coding.i mean that it can integrate the vim in Delphi IDE but the Delphi
> IDE doesn't provide such function.is there any solution?
> thx for any help!!!:)
> username:cxzqw fullname:Chen Xi
I think I already read some posts about Vim and Delphi but I don't
remember whether or not they could be made to talk to each other. Maybe
you could try searching the vim_use Google Group for the word "Delphi".
Searching the Vim Wiki and the help tells me that the word "Delphi"
appears once in the former, twice in the latter, but only in contexts
unrelated to the present question.
This is actually not a Vim problem but a Delphi problem. I don't know
Delphi, but if it doesn't let you select an external editor (that's the
usual name for such a function), you're stuck. Unless of course you can
convince the Delphi guys to add an "external editor" feature as an
enhancement in some future release.
Vim (or gvim) works quite well as an external editor to a variety of
applications of all kinds. It is often necessary to invoke Vim with the
-f command-line switch so the other program won't try to read the result
of the edit before Vim has finished with it.
Best regards,
Tony.
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