Vim-rpcpaste is a Vim plugin that facilitates sending code to paste.debian.net via XML-RPC by enabling quick and effortless pasting of code to a pastebin.
Vim-rpcpaste is a Vim plugin that can be used for sending code to a pastebin including paste.debian.net, with the use of XML-RPC. The process to use this plugin is quite easy: use F2 in visual select mode when you want to send the selected text. Moreover, you can use :PasteFile to send the whole file, and use :PasteGajim to send the selected text and also send the URL to one of your gajim contacts.
Vim is a text editor created by Bram Moolenaar in 1991 for the Amiga computer. Designed as an extension of the vi editor, it comes with many additional features that mainly focus on editing program source code. Vim's full name is Vi Improved, and it is cross-platform. Although it can be used on a myriad of operating systems, it is most popular on Unix-like operating systems. Vim is an open source software, and it is free for users to use. The program has charityware clauses that are included in its license.
Vim stands out in its interface because it is customized for users who need to key in commands while using it. The Vim user interface is not based on menus or icons, but it uses command-line mode. However, the GUI mode, gVim, provides menus and toolbars for commonly used commands, but users still use command-line mode for the full functionality. Vim is a little complicated to learn initially, but users' learning is facilitated by a built-in tutorial for beginners. Users can also take advantage of the Vim Users' Manual, which explains Vim's basic and advanced features. You can read the manual from within Vim or online. Vim users can query and navigate through commands and features using the built-in help facility (using the :help command).
Vim-rpcpaste requires that you have Vim installed to function correctly. For installation, copy the file to your .vim/plugins repertory.
Vim is a text editor created by Bram Moolenaar in 1991 for the Amiga computer. Designed as an extension of the vi editor, it comes with many additional features that mainly focus on editing program source code. Vim's full name is Vi Improved, and it is cross-platform. Although it can be used on a myriad of operating systems, it is most popular on Unix-like operating systems. Vim is an open source software, and it is free for users to use. The program has charityware clauses that are included in its license.
Vim stands out in its interface because it is customized for users who need to key in commands while using it. The Vim user interface is not based on menus or icons, but it uses command-line mode. However, the GUI mode, gVim, provides menus and toolbars for commonly used commands, but users still use command-line mode for the full functionality. Vim is a little complicated to learn initially, but users' learning is facilitated by a built-in tutorial for beginners. Users can also take advantage of the Vim Users' Manual, which explains Vim's basic and advanced features. You can read the manual from within Vim or online. Vim users can query and navigate through commands and features using the built-in help facility (using the :help command).
Vim-rpcpaste requires that you have Vim installed to function correctly. For installation, copy the file to your .vim/plugins repertory.
What's New
Version 0.1: N/A