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Doctor w-rw-rw- posted:That doesn't sound like a question for this thread, so maybe you should ask in the Linux thread. But if you'd like a quick answer, zsh does have much better autocompletion. Less compatibility with all the funky virtual environment manipulators (i.e. virtualenv, rbenv, etc.), though. I can't speak for virtualenv but rbenv works perfectly fine with zsh. They even supply a completions file for it.
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tcomment.vim is my commenting plugin of choice. I used NERDCommenter for about a year before its lack of support for vim motions really got to me
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The Laplace Demon posted:As far as "unoptimizing" CSS, check out the five sed commands at the bottom of http://mabblog.com/source/shell/unCompress.bash. They do a pretty good job of it, and are a good springboard if you want to implement the functionality in vim. if you have it installed already, you could also use the scss command line tool. on the whole buffer: code:code:
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DreadCthulhu posted:Need a recommendation for convenient bindings for quickfix list commands. Mostly open, close, next, previous etc. What do you guys use? I'm a big fan of tim pope's vim-unimpaired: https://github.com/tpope/vim-unimpaired
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