> I think what you need is a code snippets plugin.
If you go the snipmate way try installing snipmate using
vim-addon-manager because you'll get my patched version then.
You can prevent tlib plugins from loading this way:
let loaded_cmdlinehelp=1
But most tlib plugins are very nice. If you don't know them yet you
should have a look at them.
May patched version of snipmate provides a new command:
SnipMateOpenSnippetFiles which will help you open your snippets files
faster and add well indented snippets easier. Eg you don't care about
inedntation. You just select your code in a snippets file visually and
press <cr> to replace spaces by tabs.
Also when adding a new snippets you don't have to reload snippets.
Snippets are loaded lazily. So snippets are updated whenever you
write the snippets file. Those features provide much value to me.
Marc Weber
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