SnippetsEmu - An attempt to emulate TextMate's snippet expansion. ***** IMPORTANT ***** The plugin has now been split into two separate vimballs. The plugin itself and the bundles. This was done because bundles were updated a lot more often than the plugin itself. Previous users of the plugin should delete the old file when upgrading to 1.0. The name of the file changed in 0.6 and so you'll end up with two versions when unpacking the file. Homepage: tracker: Please email me bugs or create them in the issue tracker. This file contains some simple functions that attempt to emulate some of the behaviour of 'Snippets' from the OS X editor TextMate, in particular the variable bouncing and replacement behaviour.
Install the plugin, start a new perl file (as an example) and type the following in insert mode: for<tab><tab><tab><tab> You'll see the text expand and the jumping in action. For<tab>test<tab><tab><tab> Notice how all the 'var's are replaced with 'test'. The NERD tree - A tree explorer plugin for navigating the filesy. Taglist.vim - Source code browser (supports C/C++, java, perl, p. SnipMate - TextMate-style snippets for Vim. The last Vim color scheme you'll ever need - InfiniteRed. Autocomplete vim. Ns9tks / vim-autocomplpop / issues / #1 - Support for snipMate — Hi, well actually this isn't an issue but a request for a feature. I've just started to use your plugin and it's incredible! , although it could be better, jeje (I mean. It could be great if it had support for other languages, omni-completion supports lots of them).
I use to program in C, not as a professional but I use to, and I've found another excellent plugin that help me to type less code and faster. So I thought that it'd be great if autocomplpop could auto-complete that triggers who will expand in a more specific text :). I don't have any experience with vim scripting language, but I browsed the code and I've tried to add this feature by myself without success.
Also if you could explain me more in detail the pattern options I will be happy to help with the rest of omni-completion supported languages. I attach the patch. Technical Blog » Blog Archive » How to Debug PHP with Vim and XD. Last Updated August 2, 2010 1. Definitions "Account(s)" means a storage account for use of the Box Solution. Additional Fees means any amounts chargeable in excess of the Fees and payable by the Enterprise Customer to the Licensor for the creation of additional accounts, extra storage space, additional upgrades from time to time. "Administrator(s)" means an individual person assigned by Enterprise Customer as a primary manager for the Management Console.
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With vim 7.0 comes a new feature that strongly affects plugin writing: autoload. This feature reduces the turn-on time for vim; the idea is to split your plugin into two parts, one containing the public interface and one containing the bulk of the script. Fun! Plugins are intended to be "drop into <.vim/plugin>" and work. If b:restoremap ! Edit.