"calendar.vim" is a Vim plugin that generates a calendar interface within the Vim editor. It helps users manage their schedules without exiting the editor.
Calendar.vim is a Vim script that can be installed as a plugin to create a calendar window without using the external program(cal). For those unfamiliar with Vim, it is a free and open-source text editor first released by Bram Moolenaar in 1991 for the Amiga computer. Vim was designed to be an extended version of the vi editor, with numerous additional features intended to aid in program source code editing. While it is a cross-platform software, Vim is most popular on Unix-like operating systems.
Vim's interface is based on commands given in a text user interface. Although its GUI mode, gVim, has menus and toolbars for frequently used commands, its full functionality remains in command line mode. It may take some time to learn for beginners, but Vim has a built-in tutorial to assist users in learning its features. In addition, the Vim User's Manual contains information on both basic and advanced Vim features, which can be accessed online or viewed within Vim.
Installation of calendar.vim is a straightforward process. Copying it to the plugin directory after satisfying the requirement of Vim is all that is required. The latest version of calendar.vim fixes the issue of the week number on 03/01/2008.
Vim's interface is based on commands given in a text user interface. Although its GUI mode, gVim, has menus and toolbars for frequently used commands, its full functionality remains in command line mode. It may take some time to learn for beginners, but Vim has a built-in tutorial to assist users in learning its features. In addition, the Vim User's Manual contains information on both basic and advanced Vim features, which can be accessed online or viewed within Vim.
Installation of calendar.vim is a straightforward process. Copying it to the plugin directory after satisfying the requirement of Vim is all that is required. The latest version of calendar.vim fixes the issue of the week number on 03/01/2008.
What's New
Version 1.7: N/A