> - I don't see any .tzr there are three .tar.gz files.
> - I neigther I see 999

http://pycorner.herokuapp.com/blog/7/. Then you should have read your own 
article before posting. There are broken tzr links and 999 in “Then you need to 
run:” code snippet.

> 
> - -hg is needed because vim gvim and vim-core are not really working (I
>   haven't checked this for a while but I did reported it while ago and
>   it wasn't fixed after some time), and they are not based on the hg
>   repository.

AFAIR if there is ebuild in overlay and in main tree the former is preferred. 
So I see no need in having different names in the overlay.

//

Though I personally control this the other way: /etc/portage/package.keywords 
is filled with things like

    app-arch/zpaq::gentoo ~amd64

or

    app-shells/zsh-syntax-highlighting::mv ~amd64

(note the ::… part). By default all overlays and all non-stable packages are 
masked and are unmasked only with an explicit overlay setting (::gentoo is the 
main portage tree). This way with

    app-editors/vim::local **

has no other choice but to merge either stable or 9999 version from the local 
overlay. This way of unmasking has an advantage of never building any code from 
the overlay unless I gave explicit permission (makes sense if you expect 
overlays to add packages from the main tree; does not make sense if you expect 
overlays to add malware: this is not about the security). The “by default” 
thing is achieved using `ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="-*"` in make.conf and `*/*::gentoo 
amd64` in `package.keywords/global.conf`.

This is why I have AFAIR in the first paragraph: I just do not care.

> 
> Best,
> Marcin

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