On 22/05/09 09:49, Andrey Zhidenkov wrote:
[...]
> And the second question - in what languages vim plugins can be written?
> I found that vim plugin interface supports many languages, but I can't
> finda *perl* realization, for example.
Vim plugins are best written in vim-script language, a programming
language whose commands are simply Vim's ex-commands. However, depending
on which optional interfaces have been included at compile-time in the
version of Vim you are using, it is possible to use also Perl, Python,
Ruby, Tcl, and/or (starting at release 7) MzScheme to program Vim.
See
:help plugin
:help if_perl.txt
:help if_pyth.txt
:help if_ruby.txt
:help if_tcl.txt
:help if_mzsch.txt
Best regards,
Tony.
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