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GVim Portable 7.0.1 - Pre-ReleaseSubmitted by kampi on September 12, 2006 - 12:26pm
I have created a new portable version of the editor named GVim (which is the gui-version of vim). New features:
The selfextracting archives can be downloaded from their temporary locations. The full featured version (4.48 MB): A lightweight version (1.98 MB): Happy testing and best regards, kampi »
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Works good for me
I don't use vi much, but this seems to me a good working copy of the gvim program. I tested out the ini options and the operation of both the LW and full versions with no problems, that I see.
Good work kampi.
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Looks good
I noticed no errors.
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released
Thanks a lot for your testing effort! I think and hope it is stable, so I released it on sourceforge.
http://portablegvim.sf.net
best regards, kampi
Works
Portable Gvim works great, except for 1 thing. On my parents computer, normal Gvim has no menubar or syntax highlighting. This happens to Portable Gvim as well, although it works fine on every other computer.
English && programming !mix
Personally, I'd rather use
Personally, I'd rather use SciTE Portable, because it's less than 1/4 the size of gvim.
Actually...
Actually, Portable gVim leaves its _viminfo file in $HOME. That really should be fixed.
English && programming !mix
+ruby?
Hi,
I have seen that the configuration of scripting languages compiled into vim is minimal. Personally, I'd like to see a super charged version with a larger filesize but all options (particularly +ruby) enabled.
Thanks