For some reason my message wasn't delivered, so I forward it here. A happy 2010 for everyone! ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Konrad Scorciapino <[email protected]> Date: Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 6:23 PM Subject: Messing around with viper and its extensions To: implementations-list <[email protected]> Hey guys, I'd been using vim for 5 or more years, until about a month ago, when I switched to Emacs to have access to better Lisp utilities. From day 1, I've been wanting to improve Viper, and my conversation some days ago with Jason at #emacs inspired me, so I played a bit with it and its extensions, and here I am to report the results. First I played a bit with vimpulse.el and viper-in-more-modes.el, fixing the extensions to the Emacs Mode. The visual mode evaluation wasn't working at all. First, the variable which was used to check if the user was on the visual mode was prefixed with viper-, but since I could only find it in vimpulse.el, I changed the prefix. Secondly, for some reason, the function '(vimpulse-set-mark)' was commented in vimpulse.el, so I had to uncomment it.  I also changed a bit some other functions and got the Visual Line mode working more consistently. Besides that, I started to write viper bindings to ibuffer-mode. My idea is to write bindings for all modes a user might possibly find, thus providing a vi-like experience everywhere. I've attached the patches relative to the files I've changes. This is my first experience with elisp programming, so criticism of any kind is welcome. Thanks, and happy new year :-) -- Et Forum delendum est!