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A few of the files in my project are showing in vim as readonly. If I "set noreadonly", I can edit and force the changes to save, but I can't figure out where this is coming from. The files are not set as readonly as far as I can tell. Everything works normally if I use the built in Eclipse text editor.
Any ideas?.
2009-11-18 17:30:16 UTC by bowieb
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I have two requests. The first one would be the best, but harder to implement. I would be happy with 2nd.
When you already have one file open in an embedded vim instance...
1. clicking to open a file creates a new eclipse tab with its name, then shows that file in vim. It could possibly be done using multiple buffers in Vim, and making that buffer current when appropriate tab is...
2009-11-05 21:00:14 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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This is not possible at the moment, though it wouldnt be hard to implement:
ATM, you can pass only constant arguments to vim mainly to set a eclipse-specific ".vimrc"-configuration.
One would need to write a little parser that substitutes things like "%l" or "%s" by various parameters obtained from the eclipse environment.
2009-09-30 07:07:41 UTC by bastl
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Is it possible to open the vim editor at a specific line number? For example, after performing a search, clicking on a hit in the search results would open vim on the line with the search match.
Is this what the "additional parameters" field is for under window->preferences->vimplugin?
If so, how does one refer to the line number (as a macro name)?
additional parameters:
2009-09-30 03:16:22 UTC by agarland
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The name of this product is "vimplugin". It is by its nature a plugin, that is, it is integrated in to an existing product.
Due to the viral nature of the GPL, this means that Eclipse itself would need to be GPLed, and then all addons would need to be GPLed. This clearly can't happen as there are commercial, closed-source plugins.
The whole "can't use the GPL in a library if any linked...
2009-08-21 20:37:36 UTC by nobody
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I have been trying for some time to get the vim plugin to work with Eclipse. I'm at the point where it would be cheaper to pay 15 Euros to purchase the commercial version of the plugin.
I don't know where to get the source code for gvim, and if I do get that, I have never compiled gvim with netbeans enabled so I'm at a loss there. Also if I knew how to enable netbeans I would not know how...
2009-07-22 04:02:44 UTC by bowtovim
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My problem was that I wasn't associating the files to the right editor :-D.
2009-07-17 13:38:23 UTC by aflag
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I followed the installing instructions, I have installed PDE (after installing vimplugin) and my gvim has +netbeans_intg support. Gvim works fine if I run /usr/bin/gvim from the command line (same path I told vimplugin on window|preferences). I don't know what that hostname and port is about, so I didn't mess with it.
Despite all that, when I open a source file nothing really seems to happen...
2009-07-16 21:10:40 UTC by aflag
