I've been an Emacs user for many years, though of course I know some vi and vim commands out of necessity.
I want to try taking the plunge by spending a month using vim only, no Emacs.
Sadly the vim documentation isn't very helpful for me in a number of areas. I'm hoping someone can point me to some resources or recipes that will help with:
- Turning off that stupid "hide most of the Debian changelog" thing. I have no idea why it does that or how to make it stop.
- Turn on or off autoindent, syntax highlighting, etc. in various languages (really, I want to set global defaults for all of them)
- Be able to edit another file without closing or saving the first (:e doesn't seem to do what I want)
- Integrate it with Mercurial and Darcs
Comments
Fri, 05.09.2008 14:38
I always find it funny reading or hearing people talk about how one side (e.g. Republicans ) are all talk but don't [...]
Fri, 05.09.2008 02:07
Republicans give lip service t o freedom and liberty but usua lly deliver a fascist form of socialism. Democrats tal [...]
Fri, 05.09.2008 00:43
First off, you mentioned "the Republicans know that their po licies aren't working" which i sn't actually true. The [...]
Fri, 05.09.2008 00:00
Though I ride to work in nothi ng like hurricane winds, I hav e been using an electric bike and it really helps figh [...]
Thu, 04.09.2008 21:23
Except that the Democrats aren 't talking about ending war, t hey are just looking to shift focus from Iraq to Afgha [...]
Thu, 04.09.2008 10:14
At least he didn't say, "A kan garoo!" http://forest.compl ete.org/posts/395-Kangaroos.ht ml
Wed, 03.09.2008 13:24
This sort of frustration comes into play when people don't u nderstand information manageme nt. Dell, being quite l [...]
Wed, 03.09.2008 12:20
I can't speak for John, and I (happily) haven't seen a recen t Dell catalog, but: I hav e yet to see a computer [...]