I don’t know how many other developers out there choose to use vim/gvim for writing Javascript code, but I have created a couple of useful files for vim to help. (Being the old-skool hacker I am)
I have modified the stock javascript syntax file to include a few of the YUI methods and I have modified the stock javascript Omni Completion autocomplete file to include them as well.
You can get the first version of these files here.
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August 28th, 2007 at 11:36 pm
Hey, it is very fantastic. I migrate your syntax file into Yi Zhao’s javascript syntax file (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1491).BTW, I’m looking for the solution to generate tags file by ctags for YUI, so it is easy for me to jump specify method during editing JavaScript if required.I’m vim fan, and coding JavaScript by vim is the BEST way as I know. The YUI for me is totally new, still trying to understand it and make it into our product if possible.