Hey,

Attached is a WIP port of the command-t plugin for vim:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zprB9KDyaME

I wouldn't usually package a vim plugin, but this one builds a ruby
extension written in C and needs a patch, so it kinda makes sense to do so.

Install and press '\t' to enable the plugin. Works like a charm.

However, the port is quite unusual and whilst I have managed to mostly get
this into shape, there are still some outstanding issues which I am at a
loss on:

  * MODRUBY_REV needs to kept in sync with editors/vim. Is there a way
    to do this without creating a vim.port.mk (seems overkill).
  * Similarly the vim runtime path is hardcoded.
  * Vim dependency is too strong. Is there a way to express "any vim
    package including the ruby FLAVOR?"
  * we can't install the helptags for the plugin since editors/vim
    has the tags in it's packing list already. See the XXX in the
    Makefile for one possible workaround.

Comments welcomed.

Cheers
 
-- 
Best Regards
Edd Barrett

http://www.theunixzoo.co.uk

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