[Editor] any Vim users out there?
[1/8] from: ingo:2b1 at: 20-Nov-2003 0:39
Hi,
are there any vim users out there, do you have some more advanced
rebol.vim files than those shipped with vim? (for syntax, compiler,
folding, indent, color, ... ;-)
I am just now adding to the syntax file some things I found missing (and
removing some, which do not really belong there ... but if someone has it
done already ...
Kind regards,
Ingo
[2/8] from: maarten::vrijheid::net at: 20-Nov-2003 7:42
No, but I'm happy yo get a copy. I also have a rtags.r script from a
friend of mine, works like ctags but then for REBOL. Let me know if you
want that.
--Maarten
[3/8] from: ingo:2b1 at: 20-Nov-2003 18:20
Hi Maarten,
at the moment I'm in the "grab everything, to find out what's best" state
;-) so if you don't mind, I would like to recieve your rtags.
Kind regards,
Ingo
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
[4/8] from: tim:johnsons-web at: 20-Nov-2003 10:38
* Ingo Hohmann <[ingo--2b1--de]> [031120 08:42]:
> Hi Maarten,
>
> at the moment I'm in the "grab everything, to find out what's best" state
> ;-) so if you don't mind, I would like to recieve your rtags.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Ingo
http://www.reboltech.com/library/html/rtags.html
And did you gentleman get the other stuff I emailed
to you?
tj
> Maarten Koopmans wrote:
> > No, but I'm happy yo get a copy. I also have a rtags.r script from a
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[5/8] from: ingo:2b1 at: 20-Nov-2003 22:02
Hi Tim,
I _thought_ I answered that mail as well, ...
OK, I got rebol.vim (and am just now trying to find the differences to my
version), and the tags file, and have downloaded most of the plugins you
told me about (minus the ones neither vim.org nor google were able to find).
Give me some time to get accustomed, please ;-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
Tim Johnson wrote:
[6/8] from: tim:johnsons-web at: 20-Nov-2003 13:17
* Ingo Hohmann <[ingo--2b1--de]> [031120 12:43]:
> Hi Tim,
>
> I _thought_ I answered that mail as well, ...
glad you got it. :-)
I might have deleted your response
along with all the ads for viagra and related products.....
(how *did* they know?)
> OK, I got rebol.vim (and am just now trying to find the differences to my
> version), and the tags file, and have downloaded most of the plugins you
> told me about (minus the ones neither vim.org nor google were able to find).
all on that list were downloaded from vim.org to the best of my memory
or from Dr. Chip's site
http://users.erols.com/astronaut/
> Give me some time to get accustomed, please ;-)
It may take some time, if you're not used to vim, but
it's well worth the effort. I find emacs of interest also,
in fact the emacs paradigm with elisp being kind of similar
to rebol promises a good fit -
Volker is using emacs with rebol, last I heard from him.
tim
> Kind regards,
> Ingo
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[7/8] from: ingo:2b1 at: 21-Nov-2003 0:04
Hi Tim,
actually up until now I used to use emacs, too. But then startup times
degraded so much (with all those added elisp packages which are so damn
easy to install with apt-get), that I found myself to use vim more often
for those "quick edits". After some time I decided to go all the way :-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
Tim Johnson wrote:
[8/8] from: nitsch-lists:netcologne at: 23-Nov-2003 7:00
Am Freitag, 21. November 2003 00:04 schrieb Ingo Hohmann:
> Hi Tim,
>
> actually up until now I used to use emacs, too. But then startup times
> degraded so much (with all those added elisp packages which are so damn
> easy to install with apt-get), that I found myself to use vim more often
> for those "quick edits". After some time I decided to go all the way :-)
>
Hoho! First overloaading emacs, then leaving it? Booo! ;)
(Should start learning a bit vi myself. never got to learn copy/paste,
lost in documentation. a quick intro? Joel mentioned the 10 really important
commands once, but did not explain them! )
Tuning Emacs:
First, why loading the packages all the time? Ok, because apt-get does it,
grrr. would be possible to write an seperate "load-all" script and call that
only on demand. otherwise having a quick starting emacs.
But better: There is is emacsclient (linux at least), which fires up a running
emacs from the commandline. So put emacs in startup and have it later
immediate.
Here is my not so professional but working "e".
it uses emacsclient when emacs is running. otherwise it starts emacs.
without argument it opens a default-file.
in emacs-config is
(ffap-bindings)
now c-x c-f opens file under cursor. current working files are at top n
default file :)
thinking about it, i could share that file with a rebol-editor..
#!/bin/sh
if test -n "$1"
then
emacsclient --no-wait $@ || emacs --geometry 80x25+10+130 $@ &
else
emacsclient --no-wait ~/e/0top || emacs --geometry 80x25+10+130 ~/e/0top &
fi
-Volker
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