HeaderCVS is a plugin for Vim that automatically creates a CVS header at the current cursor position.
HeaderCVS is a Vim plugin that automatically generates a CVS Header before the current cursor. This plugin adds the current file name, current date, and your specified file description beside a standard CVS Header. You can add a CVS Header by typing ":HeaderCVS YOUR DESCRIPTION HERE" when editing any file.
The CVS Header that is generated will include important information about the file, such as the creator, creation date, and customizable creator and company names. However, be aware that the script is written using shell comment character '#' by default, which may require some manual workarounds for adding other corresponding comment characters.
To install the HeaderCVS plugin, you need to have Vim installed and follow three simple steps. Firstly, edit the HeaderCVS.vim file to customize the company and creator names. Secondly, put the file into the path "~/.vim/plugin/". Finally, you can add a CVS Header to a file by typing ":HeaderCVS YOUR DESCRIPTION HERE" when editing the file.
Overall, HeaderCVS is a useful plugin for those who frequently use CVS Headers and want to save time by having them automatically generated in their Vim editor.
The CVS Header that is generated will include important information about the file, such as the creator, creation date, and customizable creator and company names. However, be aware that the script is written using shell comment character '#' by default, which may require some manual workarounds for adding other corresponding comment characters.
To install the HeaderCVS plugin, you need to have Vim installed and follow three simple steps. Firstly, edit the HeaderCVS.vim file to customize the company and creator names. Secondly, put the file into the path "~/.vim/plugin/". Finally, you can add a CVS Header to a file by typing ":HeaderCVS YOUR DESCRIPTION HERE" when editing the file.
Overall, HeaderCVS is a useful plugin for those who frequently use CVS Headers and want to save time by having them automatically generated in their Vim editor.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A