Does anyone know of any vim bugzilla plugins? Would be really nice to use bugzilla from vim, and avoid launching browser/eclipse. Is anyone writing one, and would like some help?
Well, ... there is GitZilla, a plugin for Git-Bugzilla integration. I have no idea how it works, but it might be a good starting point for either usage, or starting to write your own.
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Would someone be kind enough to show me what exact code is needed in the _vimrc file to get the Python-mode plugin to work! Thanks! (I also read that it is out-dated) is the Jedi plugin that much better? Thanks from the VIM newbie!!!
Bob
You won't be lucky if you expect a single command in your virmrc. Turning vim into a python ide is a collection of multiple plugins you can either manage by hand or use a plugin manager like vundle. Best practice is to use your configuration along with a repository hosted for example on github using git. You can use mercurial or baazar just as well.
Walking through one of the numerous tutorials on the net will be your only chance.
For example here: https://github.com/mbrochh/vim-as-a-python-ide along with the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhqsjUUHj6g
I'm trying to improve my work flow a little bit and I'm trying to accomplish something but don't really know where to start.
I'm a huge fan of snippets, I've been customizing lots of my own, and it really helps me write code much faster, and actually avoid errors as well.
However, I'd like to be able to expand a snippet while I'm still tabbing through a current snippet.
Any idea what I might be able to do? Is there a version of snippets for vim that does this? Is there a key binding I can put into sublime that might help?
Thanks!!!
I am not sure about snipmate but you definitely can do that with Ultisnips.
Is there a way, in VIM, to navigate to a Cucumber step definition from a .feature file? I was hoping the exuberant-ctags library would have support, but I haven't figured it out yet. Anyone have experience with this?
Thanks!
I'm a fairly new web developer, doing most of my work in JavaScript / CSS, but I will be doing work in PHP soon and I wanted to get a head start on debugging software.
My editor of choice is Vim, so I'm looking for suggestions for a debugger workflow, either a Vim plugin or a separate program, preferably something that could match the feature set of Eclipse or Visual Studio, but if that doesn't exist I'd like to know.
I found several Vim plugins online:
- VimDebug looks nice but only supports Python, Perl and Ruby.
- vdb looks promising but also confusing (at least to me)
- VimDebugger is in early stages
I also found gdb, which was the only non-IDE debugging tool I found (if anyone has found others I'd love to hear about them!), as well as vim-debug, although development seems to have stalled on that one.
In short, does anyone have any working experience with the above tools? Or have a better suggestion? Does anyone have a working workflow debugging code with Vim?
Thanks so much in advance!
There is also the relatively new and actively developed Vdebug:
https://github.com/joonty/vdebug
It talks to debuggers supporting the DBGp protocol (which includes PHP with Xdebug and also many other dynamic languages).
Does anyone want to share their erlang vim settings? It seems I can't make it work at all and the worst part is that it doesn't auto-indent automatically.
Is there something outhere called vim-erlang, as in vim-python or something?
The most recent version of vimerl can be found there. New features were added and many bugs were also fixed:
Syntax highlight
Code folding
Code completion (based on Module:module_info/1 to use the Erlang introspection mechanism)
Auto-indent
QuickFix
Wrangler support (the refactoring Erlang tool)
The first two hits on google for erlang and vim yields Erlang plugin package and vim-erlang. Did you try those out already?
How about this. It's part of a bigger package that would probably be useful, too.