What's the latest?

Hi folks,

It's been quiet on this list lately, but I noticed a few
people have joined.

What's the status on completions?  Did everything get fixed
and
included in Vim 7?

What about snippets?  Haven't heard about them for a while,
but
coincidentally the most recently updated plugin on the
website is
"snippetsEmu" [1], created by Felix Ingram.

Any outstanding indenting issues anyone wants to bring to my
attention? 

Finally, I'd love to be able to download a Windows build of
gvim that
includes Ruby support.  Is it possible that the vim-ruby
project could
distribute such a thing?  Does anyone have a binary they can
send me?

Cheers,
Gavin

[1] 
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1318
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Gavin Sinclair wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> It's been quiet on this list lately, but I noticed a
few people have joined.
>
> What's the status on completions?  Did everything get
fixed and
> included in Vim 7?
>
> What about snippets?  Haven't heard about them for a
while, but
> coincidentally the most recently updated plugin on the
website is
> "snippetsEmu" [1], created by Felix Ingram.
>
> Any outstanding indenting issues anyone wants to bring
to my attention? 
>
> Finally, I'd love to be able to download a Windows
build of gvim that
> includes Ruby support.  Is it possible that the
vim-ruby project could
> distribute such a thing?  Does anyone have a binary
they can send me?
>   
I've been maintaining a windows gvim build from the svn
head, built with
ruby support.
http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/2006/06/26/v
im-7-0-35.html

Completions seem stable, there are a few issues that I've
been handling
mainly involving peoples broken vim configs.
I'm working on adding support for in buffer method defines
and
improving/fixing completion in rails views.
  --mark

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On 7/5/06, Gavin Sinclair <gsinclairgmail.com> wrote:

> What about snippets?  Haven't heard about them for a
while, but
> coincidentally the most recently updated plugin on the
website is
> "snippetsEmu" [1], created by Felix Ingram.

As far as I have determined, snippets that don't suck are
impossible
to implement in Vim, as we don't have real persistent
marks.  Having
something like Emacs's overlays would be sweet, but Bram
didn't seem
interested, so someone'll have to write it for us.  And I
am not
available.
(I'd much rather complete my own editor[1] than start
trying to
understand Vim's internals.  I just can't read code with
#ifdefs
everywhere.)

> Any outstanding indenting issues anyone wants to bring
to my attention? 

Probably, but  I am in "accepting patches
only"-mode right now.

  nikolai

[1] http://git.bitw
i.se/?p=ned.git;a=tree
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On 7/6/06, Mark Guzman <segfaulthasno.info> wrote:

> > Finally, I'd love to be able to download a
Windows build of gvim that
> > includes Ruby support.  Is it possible that the
vim-ruby project could
> > distribute such a thing?  Does anyone have a
binary they can send me?
>
> I've been maintaining a windows gvim build from the
svn head, built with
> ruby support.
> http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/2006/06/26/v
im-7-0-35.html

That's awesome.  It even works!

Would it be OK for us to put that file on the vim-ruby
webpage to make
it available for others in a nice convenient place?

I wonder if the RubyForge folks would like that.  Not that
it would
attract a swarm of downloads, of course.

Gavin
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