Hi,

Thanks for your reply! Very nice details!
But for some reason, it does not work. It says:
Unknown function DoCalltips  ...
Can I somehow find out more about why?

Thanks!
Nathan


Benjamin Badgley wrote:
> 
> 
> TheLonelyStar wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I am completly new to vim.
>> I want to use it for python coding and found that this:
>> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1074
>> sounds extremly interesting. It is supposed to show you the docstrings
>> while
>> typing.
> 
> "  1. If there is a menu in Vim, you can start it with clicking menu
> "           "Tools\Start Calltips", and stop it with menu "Tools\End 
> Calltips"
> "
> "        2. If there are no menu, you can start it typing:
> "             :call DoCalltips()
> "           and stop it with
> "             :call EndCalltips()
> "
> 
> The above is a copy of what is in the header of the script. I find it 
> useful to view the scripts in Gvim / Vim for instructions. Often the 
> hackers creating the scripts do include documentation within the scripts 
> themselves. Sounds like a silly notion doesn't it? I mean who is 
> actually going to read programming code? ;)
> 
> So, away we go ..., one newbie to another by the way ... :)
> 
> 1. Hit the <ESC> key a few times.
> 
> This will put you in normal mode, able to issue forth grand commands and 
> proclamations the editor must certainly ignore. :) Actually the editor, 
> unless it is mishapped, will carry out your commands.
> 
> 2. Type in <Shift> colon the word call and the function / script name of 
> DoCalltips() .
> 
> This will load up the script and let you use it 'til the cows come home, 
> or until they discover peanut butter is just as useful as Silly Putty(tm).
> 
> 3. To unload it you repeat step two, except you use the script name 
> EndCalltips() .
> 
> And thus you're back into your nice comfy regular Vim, again. Hit the 
> <Esc> to enter command / normal mode. Hitting the I key will put you 
> into insert mode, where you can type like a maniac when no one is looking.
> 
> Apologies if my quick tutorial here is seen as offensive. That's not 
> intended. In my defense, I'm a poor country boy that takes a bit of time 
> to learn things, and people are quite the random creatures. No, I don't 
> get out much. :)
> 
> ---
> Ben
> 
> > 
> 
> 

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