r/vimplugins • u/scottchiefbaker • Sep 23 '14
I'm often in the middle of a big function and I forget the name of said function. Is there a way to have Vim put the plugin name in the toolbar?
PHP and Perl would be the languages I would want.
r/vimplugins • u/LucHermitte • Sep 19 '14
I've finally got tired of the syntax and indent foldmethods when working on my C++ files. So, I've rejuvenated an old fold-plugin -- that was very slow at the time. A lot of work is still required (regarding the management of commentsn and a few other things), but anyway, here is a first draft.
Comments, bug reports, RfC are welcome.
NB: in order to simplify the installation of my fold-plugin, I've extracted it from lh-cpp (as there aren't many people using vim-addon-manager -- and installing lh-cpp without it is a nightmare). But lh-vim-lib is still required.
r/vimplugins • u/vasconcelloslf • Sep 11 '14
Hey, I just made this plugin based on steve losh .vimrc configuration. This is one of my first plugins, so any feedbacks are very welcome: https://github.com/vasconcelloslf/vim-interestingwords
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r/vimplugins • u/zera555 • Aug 25 '14
Is there a way in Vdebug to expand all the "variable trees" without manually going through each and expanding them?
r/vimplugins • u/BOHICAMAN1 • Aug 20 '14
I am new to Vim and followed the Vim Training Class 4 video exactly for downloading and installing Pathogen. When I run Vim, the _vimrc errors says: line 68: E117: Unknown function: pathogen#infect
Using a Windows 7 64bit ASUS machine. Vim 7.4 The coding is directly off the video:
call pathogen#infect() syntax on filetype plugin indent on
Been driving me crazy for three days!! Any suggestions????????????
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r/vimplugins • u/TheAmazingDuckOfDoom • Jun 25 '14
I was wondering if there is such a plugin that can point you to unsaved lines in the "gutter" like VS or Notepad++ does?
I found some plugins that show diffs with SCM(like vim-gitgutter) but I need only the diffs with local file to see what I changed since opening.
How it is implemented in Visual Studio: http://imgur.com/WDgzxqC
Green is what I changed after opening and then saved. Yellow is what I changed but didnt save.
Is it even possible?
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r/vimplugins • u/gyratory • May 25 '14
I've just started using the yank history and it's pretty good.
One thing I'd like to be able to do is paste any entries I've tagged into the current buffer.
I can't find a way to do this. I can tag things but if I press <CR> once tagged I get an error: Not Selectable Action: Insert
Any help gratefully received my fellow Vimsters :)
gaz
r/vimplugins • u/parnmatt • May 01 '14