[Vimperator] Awesome extension, and lots of comments as a result

[Martin Stubenschrott]

On Tue, Dec 11, 2007 at 06:54:21PM -0500, Allan Wind wrote:
> /\Ux finds both links a non-links, i.e. still does not work.  This 
> actually not that important for me, just wanted to let you know that it  
> did not work.  If there is something else you want to me to try to get 
> things documented then I would be happy to help.

Documentation for most post 0.5.2 features are missing :( Like those
advanced pager functions.

> > > j/k/g/B works, sweet.  Suggest adding a hint in the help pages what the 
> vim 7.0.235 says exactly you had at least here.  In either case still 
> suggest adding something to the help file indicating that you can scroll 
> the output as vim does not do that (afaik).

It does, when 'more' option is on (should be default).

> You have to memorize part of the url to get started, but that is indeed 
> neat.

Right, it should use the same filter as :bmarks, so you can do :bmarks
-tags=linux <tab> to cycle through all urls with the tag linux. At least
it SHOULD work that way, but doesn't yet ;)

> :bma test2 test3
> :bmarks test2
> test2 test3
> :delbm test2
> 0 bookmark(s) with url `test2' deleted

:delbm test2<tab> <enter> works and :delbm! test2<enter> WILL work, when
it behaves like i want it to.

> :delmarks! is documented as not taking any arguments, and I am too 
> scared to try it to see what happens.  

:delmarks! is only documented, does not work yet anyway ;)

> :bma test3
> test3 test3
> test2 test3
> :bmarks test2 test3
> E283: No bookmarks matching "test2 test3"
> :delmarks test2 test3
> E488: Trailing characters
> 
> I.e. bmarks treats everything as a string, and delbm spilts on " " 
> unless the thing is quoted.

In CVS, also :bmarks splits the filter on " " and searches/lists
bookmarks matching all split strings.

> Thanks for all your help.

You're welcome, and patches against the 0.6pre are VERY welcome, as we
need more developers anyway all the time, and you seem to have a clear
vision about bookmarks ;)

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Martin