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Perl Vim IDE talk link and source

Phred on 2006-03-29T09:23:59

I gave my talk on Vim as a Perl IDE at the SF Perl Users group tonight. It's hard to work a projector, answer questions, and demonstrate code at the same time. It always looked so easy at the conferences I've been too...

Here is a link to the talk POD and the .vim repository contents for the IDE I demonstrated. If you see something that could be improved feel free to make a PUT, no auth needed. Thanks to Fritz Mehner, the author of the perl-support.vim plugin which was the featured application.

Vim7

sigzero on 2006-03-29T12:26:59

It would have been nice to mention that Vim7 is just around the corner as well.

I just started using Vim as my primary editor and I am so happy I did.

Re:Vim7

Phred on 2006-03-29T20:15:01

I added that note as an item in the 'future' section, which follows the 'history' section now. Thanks for the spot.

link to ctags plugin

rhesa on 2006-03-29T16:24:48

Thanks for the quick tips :)

I just spotted that you're linking to another ctags plugin. The one you describe in your pod is at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=273

BTW, I'm still looking for one that actually works with ctags, so that you can hit ctrl+] on a function to jump to the definition.

Re:link to ctags plugin

Phred on 2006-03-29T20:01:39

Thanks for the spot! That was a booboo on my part, I've made a note on the presentation and added a link to the correct resource. I guess I'll have to take that other plugin for a spin now too :)