New tips November 2009
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Proposed new tip | Current consensus |
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Automatically sort Quickfix list | Keep |
Cscope | Keep |
Open Vim Here by clicking the context menu on a folder/directory on Windows | Merged to VimTip861 |
Quick tips for using tab pages | Keep (is VimTip1630) |
Show tab number in your tab line | Keep |
Automatically sort Quickfix list[]
Keep JohnBeckett 04:56, May 14, 2010 (UTC)
Cscope[]
Keep JohnBeckett 04:56, May 14, 2010 (UTC)
The following tips may be relevant (these are the only tips that substantively mention cscope):
JohnBeckett 07:50, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
- Vim and cscope and cygwin concerns enabling the cscope interface when compiling Vim for Cygwin. The proposed tip is exclusively from a user's viewpoint: "My Vim is compiled with cscope, now how shall I use it?"
- Automatically create and update cscope database is related with the proposed tip; it should probably be mentioned under Cscope#Generating the database. However, it auto-generates a cscope database for all source files at any depth under the given directory, while the example shown in the proposed new tip creates a cscope database on-demand, tailoring it for the Vim source (and e.g. scanning
src/if_perl.xs
but notsrc/auto/if_perl.c
)
--Tonymec 08:33, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
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Merged to VimTip861 (which already had a similar tip). JohnBeckett 10:15, April 28, 2010 (UTC)
- I suppose "open Vim here" may be useful (I use other techniques), so it might be worth keeping the tip content (fixed). I agree with Fritzophrenic's suggestion in the tip that it should be merged to 1003 Windows file associations. JohnBeckett 07:50, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
Quick tips for using tab pages[]
Keep (was made VimTip1630 for the April 2010 featured tip). JohnBeckett 10:15, April 28, 2010 (UTC)
Show tab number in your tab line[]
Keep JohnBeckett 04:56, May 14, 2010 (UTC)