Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Working a vim plugin someone sent me to test and it turns out to be buggy
This little mapping will help with that. If, and only if, you are in a file which vim thinks has a 'vim' filetype, it will remap 'K' to automatically display help for any keyword the cursor is on. It's a much faster way of figuring things out (and it's actually in a filetype plugin rather than my
au! FileType vim
:noremap K :exe "help " . expand("<cword>")<cr>
On a side note, I'm getting so irritated with vim that I started playing with Emacs. That led me quickly back to vim
Vim: making easy things possible and hard things Herculean.
Localize It (Score:1)
However once you've edited a Vim file the mapping will persist and continue to apply to later non-Vim files that you edit. The fix is to make it a buffer-local mapping:
Re: (Score:2)
D'oh! Thanks. I keep forgetting that.
There’s an official way for that (Score:1)
From my
.vimrc:I’m not sure there’s any real advantage to this method, since apparently
keywordprgis only used for the “K” command anyway, but hey, it’s the blessed way…