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README: mention updated version maintained by shurizzle
About
# vim
This is a plan9 port of the vim editor.
The port was initially done by stefanha (see https://vmsplice.net/9vim.html).
This fork builds on the initial port and brings a couple extra features (plumber, mouse support) but also bug fixes (mainly shell command execution).
*NOTE:* An updated version is available here: https://git.sr.ht/~shurizzle/9vim/
![vim](vim.png)
## plan9 integration:
Here are a couple of things I use to help with integration within plan9.
VIM loads its configuration from `$home/lib/vimrc`.
### mk
To make `mk` output recognized by `quickfix`, use the following:
```
set errorformat+=%tarning:\ %f:%l\ %m
set errorformat+=%tarning:\ %f:%l[%.%#]\ %m
set errorformat+=%f:%l\ %m
set errorformat+=%f:%l[%.%#]\ %m
autocmd BufReadPost quickfix nnoremap <buffer> <CR> <CR>
```
### grep
I use `g` for grepping through code. You can modify the `grepprg` variable to do this:
```
set grepprg=g\ $*
```
### man pages
The included `man.vim` plugin is modified to work on plan9.
First you need to load the plugin:
```
runtime ftplugin/man.vim
```
You can now look at man pages using
```
:Man <keyword>
```
In addition, you can change the `keywordprg` variable to display man pages when pressing the `K` key over a keyword:
```
set keywordprg=:Man
```
### function signatures
I use the following function to display the signature of the function under the cursor:
```
function! s:Sig()
echo system("sig ".expand("<cword>"))
endfunction
command! Sig call s:Sig()
```
### git diff
I use the following function to display the result of `git/diff` in the current directory as a diff file:
```
function! s:GitDiff()
32 new
setlocal buftype=nofile
:.!git/diff
setlocal ft=diff
endfunction
command! Gd call s:GitDiff()
```
## Issues
- Input is borked (nothing beyong ascii, leader key, etc.)
- Other things I'm sure