Jeroen Budts wrote:
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On 05/28/2013 08:17 AM, sinbad wrote:
i want to use vim signs feature in my day-to-day use of vim,
besides the typical use of showing break-points or errors in code
compliation what other things can be done. For example how are you
using it.
I use the quickfixsigns plugin to show markers as signs as well as
changes I made to the file compared to the version under version
control (git).
I use showmarks occasionally. (script#152)
gdbmgr shows breakpoints using signs (script#4104) (gdb, shows
breakpoints and temporary breakpoints using signs).
RltvNmbr (script#2351) shows relative-numbering using signs (I don't
like the absolute line number of the current line being shown as is done
currently with the relativenumber option, and there appears to be no
standard way to restore its former relative-numbering only performance).
I have an indentation guide plugin (IndGuide.vim) that is available at
my website (http://www.drchip.org/astronaut/vim/index.html#INDGUIDE).
I use Skriblovsky's errsign plugin (script#1027) with my personal
.vim/compiler/gcc.vim to flag lines with compilation errors with an
appropriate sign.
Regards,
C Campbell
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