>> differently than in other applications.
To answer to Ben Fritz, I think just working on the toolbar could be
sufficient to be different to other applications.
I explain my aim.
What I really like with this toolbar is that it can be extendable
cause there is a static icon's part and a dynamic icon's part
In the screenshot I have upload, the static part are icon's that go to
help icon.
The others are added by amenu features in my _vimrc.
But the dynamic part of this toolbar has a static width (Screen width
minus static part width) => no more than 4 or 5 icons can be added.
So, what I have never seen on others applications is a part of a
toolbar that is sliding.
I think it would be useful and Innovative because sliding this
toolbar's part will permit us to
add infinite number of icon (under each icon I launch a vimscript
func)
Think about it (idea launch last year!)
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