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That viemu poo poo in the OP is wack as hell, use vsvim: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/59ca71b3-a4a3-46ca-8fe1-0e90e3f79329 It's free and very good.
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astr0man posted:I'll add all that stuff to the OP when I get back to my desk. Does VSVim support versions older than 2010? Doesn't appear to, though I think there was a version of it back in the 2005/2008 days, but it was iffy at the time. It's quite good now. And free!
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I mean mine sucks too but that's because I don't use vim as an IDE  (this is for Windows) code:
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Mentioned in my teeny vimrc post but wombat has served me well as a colorscheme for a while now. Some of these other ones look pretty nice and maybe worth a shot too.
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Chin Strap posted:As someone who is a really dedicated vim user, is there a reason to try eclim? I don't write Java. I'm not sure what IDE features from Eclipse I'm actually missing out on. My primary languages are Go, R, and Python. Is the stuff from Eclipse just more useful for Java/C++? If you do decide to stick with Eclipse, I was using vrapper when I last used Eclipse heavily, and it was pretty good. It had one cool feature that I've not seen in any other vim plugin for an IDE - a toggle button to make it easy to turn off when others are coding in your IDE.
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Relevant to folks here probably, the vi/vim beta stackexchange thing launched: http://vi.stackexchange.com/
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