Projects tagged ‘emacs’ and ‘vim’

PIDA is an IDE (integrated development environment). PIDA is different from other IDEs in that it will use the tools you already have available rather than attempting to reinvent each one. PIDA is ... [More] written in Python with the PyGTK toolkit, and although is designed to be used to program in any language, PIDA has fancy Python IDE features. [Less]

Conkeror is a Gecko (Mozilla Rendering Engine) based web browser designed to be completely keyboard driven, no compromises. It also strives to behave as much like Emacs as possible with a taste of ... [More] Lynx. This means all the keybindings and to-die-for features of Emacs that can be imitated by a JavaScript/XUL web browser Just Work. [Less]

Portable $HOME/%HOME% configuration for you. Include configurations for: bash vim emacs cvs svn git etc.

just another vim simulation mode for emacs

Of course, converting a context-free grammar to a regular grammar is not possible in the general case; however, practical languages are highly regular (otherwise regex-based syntax highlighting ... [More] systems like vim and emacs wouldn't work at all!) Autohighlight generates vim and emacs syntax highlighting from a BNF grammar and a description of which terms should be highlighted which colors. This project originated from a student collaboration between Scotty Allen and Scott Williams at the University of Colorado in 2006. [Less]

OllieThe Overly Lucid Lisp Interactive Editor Ollie has the lofty ambition of being a complete replacement for emacs and vi. It is completely modular with implementation residing in a collection of ... [More] libraries. Users and third party developers are encouraged to re-write / replace / re-use the Ollie Libraries in their own projects. The Ollie philosophy is the create a core editor engine that can be embedded and re-used in multiple projects using multiple toolkits and possibly multiple languages. Our hope is that third party developers will be able to take Ollie core library and create editor front ends for a variety of projects. Possible uses for Ollie would be KDevelop Integration Mono Develop Integration Eclipse Integration Visual Studio ? Others.... In addition to the Ollie library we have plans to include a fully functional standalone editor written as a KDE Kpart Component. In short every conceivable part of Ollie will be completely modular and re-usable. MediaWiki for this project git repository Google Code wishesI wish more love was given to the wiki, Media Wiki has more features and looks great I wish I could host my code as a 'git' repository, I don't use svn. [Less]

Tired of debugging Python using print statements? Don't like the cumbersome PDB (Python debugger) console? Prefer using Vim for coding your Python programs? VimPdb is the solution - allows debugging ... [More] Python in an IDE-fashion, right within the Vim editor. Features:Highlighting of currently debugged line and breakpoint lines. F5 - Run/continue running. F2 - Toggle breakpoint at current line Ctrl-F2 / Shift-F2 - Toggle conditional/temporary breakpoint. F7 / F8 - Step into/over F12 - Print stack trace F3 / Ctrl-F3 - Eval/Exec a given statement (in the current debugging context) Save/load breakpoints into session files. Cross-platform And many more... See readme.txt for details Download and InstallClick here to download the sources. Just drop vimpdb.py and vimpdb.vim into your Vim plugin directory, and you're all set to go. Important NotesIt's still considered Beta, so I'm not too sure about its stability or lack of bugs. However, I do appreciate if you could report bugs, suggest features or help out with the known issues (see "Known Issues" section in readme.txt). Email me at vimpdb@gmail.com It's possible to easily implement the debugging capabilities for another editor (e.g. Emacs) - you could write a Python class of your own, which inherits from the PdbIDE class, and implements editor-specific functionalities (such as highlighting). [Less]

Emacs always lacks of a jumplist available in Vim(ctrl-o and ctrl-i). Here is a jumplist for emacs alike in Vim.

Emulates Vim's most useful features, including Visual mode, in Emacs. Builds on top of Viper.

TermRoom is a fullscreen terminal inspired by the famous WriteRoom text editor. DownloadJust grab the latest trunk revision. Some use caseslaunch termroom.py vim to get a WriteRoom-like Vim launch ... [More] termroom.py emacs -nw to get a WriteRoom-like Emacs It should work with your favorite console based text editor too. CustomizationTermRoom tries to get color and font settings from a gnome-terminal profile called "TermRoom", falling back to the default one if "TermRoom" doesn't exist. RequirementsGNOME, Python and the GNOME bindings for Python. ThanksThe PyRoom developers, since TermRoom was adapted from it. ScreenshotA screenshot of Vim running in TermRoom: [Less]