I can imagine universal OpenBSD VIM settings for programming as a
standard for local Vim programmers. It will make easier so many
things. We should write down all ideas. Key task is to share
experiences during programming with Vim.
It looks like that many developers use cscope, ctags, taglist during
programming.
I use SnipMate for code completion at the moment, because c.vim is
quite complex for me. You need to put big effort to get things work
like you want to if you're not vim expert. I suggest to stick to the
minimalism. We can collect most favourite code snippets and put them
together in universal snipmate config with practical documentation for
other useful settings. There is no need to read 100pages of manual to
become efficient. From a practical point of view you always forget
many things and use only a few key features because you don't have
time to read the whole manual and test all things. I don't want this.
We should put some effort to make it practical and easy from
beginning.
What do think about my suggestion?
2010/8/8 IC1igo Ortiz de Urbina <inigoortizdeurbina@gmail.com>: