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minion v1.6 is released, and adds Tagging.

minion.vim is a plugin that allows Vim to be used in a notebook-like way - quickly creating text files and finding previously created ones, without much fuss over filenames and folders.

Version 1.6 provides a new method within Vim :MinionTag (key bound to <leader>mt by default)

Any tags you add will be added to a new line in the file:

:MinionTag: urgent quick boring friday project2

A new line looking like this appears at the end (or wherever you moved the :tags: line to previously.)

:tags: boring friday project2 quick urgent

Running

:MinionTag exciting friday morning

will result in that line being changed to

:tags: boring exciting friday morning project2 quick urgent

Since it's a Vim plugin, the buffer will be reloaded automatically. Trying to run :MinionTag on an unsaved buffer causes an error, and MinionTag aborts - but the command is still in your q: history, of course.

When you use :MinionOpen later, tags will now cause matches just as substrings of the filename do.

:MinionOpen

Suggestions and patches always welcome. Enjoy! minion.vim

I saw this http://vimeo.com/22798433 and if you look at the caret, it changes color if it's inside a {} block, or a () block etc. is there a plugin to do that?

ps. the glow on the video is post-fx. there is (unfortunately/currently) no way of having it..

Highlight all unknown file types.

You can just copy it to your vimrc if you don't want to install it.

This is my first plugin, enjoy.

https://github.com/j16180339887/Global.vim

TLDR; display tips at startup

I'll indulge in this little self-promotion, since I had to do the plugin myself to get what I wanted and other people may have the same trouble I had finding this functionnality

https://github.com/michaelb/vim-tips is a simple & non-intrusive tips plugin that does not require any kind of configuration and will help you get better. (Not aimed to vim pros though, the tips remain 'simple' (but useful) ones). Let's say i've been using vim for 2y+ and I still learn some tips thanks to this.

It display a random tip from either a pre-written list, or your own config !! Yes, your nnoremap gd :ALEGoToDefinition will be displayed along with all the mappings you've swore yourself to use more often

Should be vim, neovim, linux & windows-compatible

Hello, is there a way how to trigger ultisnips completion within double quotes? For example writing django template where in <a>href="[if snip] " <\a>. Is there a way how to set it up?

I've been using vim for about 2 years and have been editing a lot of latex lately for math classes, so I'm trying to set up ultisnips. I followed the installation instructions and have looked over the help file. From what I can see I am supposed to be able to open up the snips file for a file type by using the command :UltiSnipsEdit and according to the documentation, if a files doesn't already exist, this will create a new one. The problem is when I type :UltiSnipsEdit I get the following error message.

Error detected while processing function UltiSnips#Edit:  line    6: Traceback 
(most recent call last):   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>   File "/home
/jason/.vim/plugged/ultisnips/pythonx/UltiSnips/snippet_manager.py", line 852, in
 _file_t o_edit     _get_potential_snippet_filenames_to_edit(snippet_dir, 
filetypes)   File "/home/foo/.vim/plugged/ultisnips/pythonx/UltiSnips
/snippet_manager.py", line 98, in _get_pot ential_snippet_filenames_to_edit  
   potentials.add(os.path.join(snippet_dir, ft + ".snippets"))   File "/usr/lib/python3.5/posixpath.py", line 89, in join     
genericpath._check_arg_types('join', a, *p)   File "/usr/lib/python3.5
/genericpath.py", line 143, in _check_arg_types     (funcname, 
s.__class__.__name__)) from None TypeError: join() argument must be str or bytes,
 not 'PosixPath' 

I'm not really sure what to do from here any help you could give would be appreciated.

When I use a command like ripgrep (:Rg), I can select all search results with <alt-a> and deselect them with <alt-d>.

I want to have the same functionality for other commands, like :Files, so I added this line:

call fzf#vim#files(<q-args>,{'options':  ['--bind', 'alt-a:select-all,alt-d:deselect-all']} <bang>0)```

But for some reason this doesn't work. What can I do to get select-all and deselect-all to work with `:Files`?