Christian Brabandt wrote: > On Sun, November 15, 2009 9:19 pm, Matteo Riva wrote: > >> I would like to set up a vim environment for basic HTML edit to be used >> by someone else. For this I'd like to set up a quick reference bar to >> be shown on top of the window with things like "<F1> <br /> | <F2> <hr >> />" and so on. Can this be done? >> > > Are you using Tabs? If not, you could make the tabline option display > your 'help' like this: > > set guioptions-=e " disable GUI Tabs > set stal=2 " always display the tabline > let &tabline='<F1> <br />|<F2> <hr/>|<F3> <foobar>' > > But this is a rather hacky approach. Probably your other options are way > better. > I have F12, shift-F12, ctrl-F12, and alt-F12 mapped to echo a one-liner message explaining what I have each function key is doing (for plain, shift, ctrl, and alt versions, of course). Just a similar idea.
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