Editing Script:Featured scripts

[[Category:Lists of scripts]]
'''Here are some scripts that may help your life with Vim! There are more at [http://www.vim.org/scripts vim.org].'''<br>

See [[Vim scripts]] for more information.

*{{script|id=2208|text=txtfmt The Vim Highlighter}} [http://www.freewebs.com/txtfmt/ screenshots] author [[User:Stahlman|Brett Stahlman]]
:A plugin that provides word-processor style highlighting to beautify any type of text file.
:The highlighting mechanism uses invisible tokens that are inserted into a Txtfmt buffer with easy to use mappings provided by the filetype plugin.
:Each token affects either the color or formatting of subsequent text.
:Supports 8 configurable colors and all combinations of formatting attributes (bold, underline, italic, standout, reverse, undercurl).
:Txtfmt highlighting regions can nest within syntax regions created by other plugins such as TVO (The Vim Outliner).
:Use the <tt>:TOhtml</tt> command that ships with Vim to create an html version of the txtfmt buffer.
:Nearly everything is configurable, with defaults to work "right out of the box".
:Complete documentation is in an extensive Vim help file.

*{{script|id=2244|text=less.bat}} author [[User:Ewfalor|Ewfalor]]
:A batch file using Vim to implement the ''less'' utility for Windows users.
:Makes Vim a rewindable, syntax-highlighting, searchable pager.
:Based upon less.sh from the macros directory of the Vim distribution.
:Uses macros/less.vim in the 'runtimepath'.
:Works with pipes as well as file names.

*[http://www.noah.org/wiki/Twit Twitter client] author [[User:Noahspurrier|Noahspurrier]]
:A stand-alone command-line Twitter status update client in Python.
:Requires only a recent version of Python.
:Supports updating your Twitter status in Vim, and at the command line.
:Easily tweet from inside Vim by selecting text to send. You can select text and type <tt>\twit</tt> to have that text appear in your Twitter status, or use <tt>:%!twit</tt> to send the entire current document to Twitter.
:You can set your username and password in the environment so they don't need to be repeatedly entered.

*{{script|id=1879|text=autocomplpop.vim}} author Takeshi NISHIDA
:A plugin to automatically complete each word, after typing two or more characters.
:Popup menu for word completion also appears when moving the cursor while in insert mode.
:Behavior is customizable.

*{{script|id=2368|text=CCTree C Call-Tree Explorer}} author Hari Rangarajan
:A plugin to generate call-trees for any function or macro in real-time, within Vim.
:Functionality is similar to that of packages like KScope or Source-navigator. Requires Cscope.

*[http://github.com/c9s/Vimana Vimana] author [[User:c9s|c9s]]
:A Perl package to manage Vim scripts. Supports vimball.
:Can search, download and install or upgrade Vim scripts. Requires Perl.
:Provides a command-line interface like the aptitude program on Debian Linux.

*[http://github.com/c9s/vim-packager Vim::Packager] author [[User:c9s|c9s]]
:A Perl package to package Vim scripts for distribution.
:Easy install, uninstall and upgrade of Vim scripts. Requires Perl.
:Resolves dependencies.

*{{script|id=2915|text=startup_profile: profile Vim startup}} author Tom Link
:Plugin can generate a CSV file listing details of the scripts loaded when Vim starts.
:The list includes timing information to allow optimization of Vim's startup time, for example by delaying calls to functions in autoload files or by making use of the {{script|id=915|text=AsNeeded}} or {{script|id=2917|text=tplugin}} plugins.
:More precise timings can be obtained using the <tt>:profile</tt> command. {{help|:profile}}
:From version 7.3 on, vim has a --startuptime command-line option that can be used to achieve something similar.

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