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Vim After 11 Years

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Re: Vim After 11 Years

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Has top level windows been implemented yet. It's been on the todo for a long time so has a lot other new feature requests.

Basically can you create one vim server and make multiple connections to it, sharing the same session and buffers. Like how emacsclient works.

Re: Vim After 11 Years

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Every time I read an article like this, it's how a power user installs an array of plugins and customizations to really soup up Vim, which to me kind of misses the point. If you want that level whiz-bang, use Coda or Sublime Text 2 or Eclipse or whatever. I don't recall where I saw this, but someone advised disabling syntax coloring in your editor to remove a crutch (and, secondarily, to visually simplify your enviro…

How did you configure vim to use only three colors? Did you create your own colorscheme or is there another way to do it?

Re: Vim After 11 Years

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post #24

Every time I read an article like this, it's how a power user installs an array of plugins and customizations to really soup up Vim, which to me kind of misses the point. If you want that level whiz-bang, use Coda or Sublime Text 2 or Eclipse or whatever. I don't recall where I saw this, but someone advised disabling syntax coloring in your editor to remove a crutch (and, secondarily, to visually simplify your enviro…

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Re: Vim After 11 Years

#254
post #24

Every time I read an article like this, it's how a power user installs an array of plugins and customizations to really soup up Vim, which to me kind of misses the point. If you want that level whiz-bang, use Coda or Sublime Text 2 or Eclipse or whatever. I don't recall where I saw this, but someone advised disabling syntax coloring in your editor to remove a crutch (and, secondarily, to visually simplify your enviro…

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