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September 2007

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[implementations-list] Re: viper-in-more-modes
by Stephen Bach 01 Dec '08

01 Dec '08

On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 09:57:26PM -0400, Jason Spiro wrote: > 2007/9/16, Stephen Bach <sjbach(a)comcast.net> wrote: > > On Sun, Sep 16, 2007 at 11:46:47AM -0500, Jason Spiro wrote: > ... > > > Yes but I am looking for a co-maintainer. If you are interested, I'd > > > love it if you could volunteer even a few hours of your time :) > > > > Perhaps - what would be involved? > > Testing patches on Emacs 21, Emacs 22, and/or XEmacs 21. Preferably > all three. :) Sure, I'd be willing to put in a little effort. I'm currently running Emacs 22 and a 23 snapshot. Let me know what I can do. Regards, Steve

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[implementations-list] (viper devel) Should Viper parse .vimrc files? And should "n" and C-s C-s search be integrated?
by Jason Spiro 01 Oct '07

01 Oct '07

Hi all and thanks for joining the list. I wonder: * Would it be useful for Viper/Vimpulse[1] to parse users' .vimrc files to see if they have used commands like :set ignorecase and :imap, and to apply those settings, key mappings, and abbreviation definitions in Emacs? * How hard is it to parse Vim scripts badly? To parse them well? How should Viper/Vimpulse parse them? * Should the "last Emacs (Ctrl-s) search" and "last Vi (/) search" be treated as one so that the C-s C-s combo and Viper/Vimpulse's "Repeat Last Search" command (the "n" key) will both repeat the same search?[2] Thanks in advance, Jason P.S. Please Reply to All. I am cc'ing Michael, John, and Alessandro: they aren't on-list. Please join at https://lists.ourproject.org/mailman/listinfo/implementations-list :-) ^ [1]. Viper and Vimpulse provide Vi and Vim emulation for Emacs. ^ [2]. This is much easier to do right if we treat search case sensitivity settings as identical in both Vi and Emacs emulation, at least for search-repetition purposes. -- Jason Spiro: Linux consultant, web developer, Windows corporate trainer. No job too big or too small, whether two hours or two months. Contact me for info; to see my resume, send email with subject line "resume". +1 (613) 668-6096 / Email: info(a)jspiro.com / MSN: jasonspiro(a)hotmail.com

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