> Hi Bram!
>
> I have a patch for if_python.c that adds direct access to Vims
> internal screen.
> It creates a new python object vim.screen with the following methods:
> puts, getHighlightAttr, mousex, mousey. The patch can be used to
> create
> "gui" forms that would be available in all versions of Vim (with
> +python), especially
> if more integration between Vim and Python is planned.
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/vimuiex/files/vimpatch/vimpatch-0.6.6.zip/download
> The patch changes: if_python.c, eval.c, version.c, configure.in and
> config.h.in
> The feature can be enabled during ./configure with --enable-
> pythonscreen.
> I've been using it for a year now without problems/crashes.
I had a look at the patch. It doesn't include documentation, thus it's
not easy to see how to use it.
Also, I have included support for Python 3 now. Can the same be done
for that?
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