I <3 Vim

So after using cream for a while i decided to make the jump to vim. I decided to switch to PIDA (embedding gvim as editor) and it turned out a worthy replacement for Eclipse as an IDE for work stuff. Honestly i have little RAM and lots of pride to use Eclipse fulltime.

So getting vim to play well with python is not that easy, but after some trial and error I have a fairly well-functioning setup.

indentation seemed to be buggy until i used the alternative indentation script. I also use pydiction to generate the autocomplete entries for any python module and also python_fn for browsing through python code (and more importantly commenting/uncommenting).

On the visual side of things, I'm currently using the wombat colorscheme with the Monaco font from Mac OSX.

gvim wombat: GVim + Wombat colorscheme + Monaco fontgvim wombat: GVim + Wombat colorscheme + Monaco font

Also, I've just switched to a decent drupal theme at last.

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