[Chicago-talk] perl with cygwin & native win32 gvim?
Young, Aaron
Aaron.Young at citadelgroup.com
Fri Sep 19 00:08:45 CDT 2003
while i don't do this
i'm anxious to hear what people have been doing as i do vim on win32 and
have been considering doing more scripting there (when in Rome)
on a related subject
anyone have anything vim/perl/*nix they want to share?
i've been using the compiler=perl setting to get it to allow me to jump
between syntax errors when i do "make"
also, the simple, seting 'K' to do a 'perldoc -f' on the work my cursor
is currently over
and i've used ptags, but not a lot
and please, i understand that emacs has sooooo many must have perl
features, pretty please, with sugar on top, kickoff another thread
Aaron F Young
Broker Reconciliation
Operations & Portfolio Finance
Citadel Investment Group LLC
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> From: jason scott gessner [mailto:jason at multiply.org]
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 9:34 PM
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> Subject: [Chicago-talk] perl with cygwin & native win32 gvim?
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>
> Hi there.
>
> Is anyone on the list using perl with cygwin & native win32
> gvim? Basically, I
> want to be able to run my perl scripts from within the native
> GVIM inside a
> cygwin bash shell.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> -jason scott gessner
> jason at multiply.org
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