The continuing story of Vim Bram Moolenaar www.moolenaar.net.

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The continuing story of Vim Bram Moolenaar

What is Vim? Text editor in the spirit of Vi Open-source and free A large number of features, especially for programmers Included in all Linux distributions, often as Vi

The continuing story of Vim History Development choices Features for programmers Charityware New in version 6.0 Current status

Vim history 1988Vim 1.0Vi IMitation on the Amiga 1991Vim 1.14First public release 1992Vim 1.22Port to Unix, renamed to Vi IMproved 1994Vim 3.0Multiple windows 1996Vim 4.0GUI 1998Vim 5.0Syntax highlighting 2000?Vim 6.0Folding, multi-language

Development choices Main goal: Vi compatible, but IMproved. Example: multi-level undo Vi compatible: xxuu deletes two characters extension:xxu^R is a no-op IMproved: xxuu is a no-op xxu^R deletes two characters NOT:xxu.

features for programmers syntax highlighting edit-compile-fix (quickfix) find functions, variables, etc. auto-indenting etc.

features for programmers syntax highlighting

Over 200 languages supported You can add your own language Colors can be changed Works in any color terminal

features for programmers edit-compile-fix support :make command

features for programmers edit-compile-fix support Works right away with gcc and other compilers Understands multi-line messages Adjustable for other compilers

features for programmers list of matches Find where a pattern matches and jump to each location with :grep

features for programmers find variables Search for a pattern and see its use

Vim = Charityware Vim is free, but its worth something. Make it Shareware? Doesnt work (e.g. for Linux). My choice: If you think Vim is worth something, give to a good cause. This is called Charityware.

Charityware When to go for Charityware? you dont need the money yourself shareware doesnt work for your program your software is worth something

Charityware Select a good cause yourself. For Vim: AIDS orphans in Uganda.

New in Vim 6.0 Survey to get user input 1. add folding (*) 2. vertically split windows (*) 3. add configurable auto-indenting (*) 4. fix all problems, big and small (+) 5. add Perl compatible search pattern 6. search patterns that cross line boundaries (*) 7. improve syntax highlighting speed (+) 8. improve syntax highlighting functionality (*) 9. add a menu that lists all buffers (*) 10. improve the overall performance (+)

new in Vim 6.0 folding Fold a range of lines to show only one line

new in Vim 6.0 folding Folds can be opened to show the contents

new in Vim 6.0 folding Different folding methods: manually by indent defined with an expression by syntax with markers in the text

new in Vim 6.0 auto-indenting Previously existed only for C and similar languages. Now an indent can be computed with a Vim script, which is very flexible. Vim users submit indent scripts, like with syntax highlighting.

new in Vim 6.0 auto-indenting For example: Vim-script indenting

new in Vim 6.0

status of Vim 6.0 Still under development Most features are present, but need more work Then a lot of testing Should be ready early 2001 Then Vim

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