If you get a chance, check out Code Sight at blackducksoftware.com/
code-sight. You could index the appropriate vim code for search. You
can put a search box on your site that makes an http request and
receive back html. How many LOCs do you guys have?
In the meantime, we're working to upgrade koders.com to use the Code
Sight search engine (plus a few more features) and the list of
projects from Ohloh. So in the future, you would be able to do a
search against koders.com in a similar way (even including a specific
project in the query) without having to index your code.
what do you think? would this help?
best regards,
Susie
On Mar 2, 1:58 pm, Marc Weber <marco-owe...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Excerpts from Benjamin R. Haskell's message of Fri Mar 02 22:32:09 +0100 2012:> Is the website's codebase publicly available? The CVS repo at
> > vimonline.sf.net appears to be very out-of-date.
>
> Bram decided to not publish it for security reasons.
>
> I personally think that we could risk it - if we published it and doing
> backups.
>
> But I'd also like to add some more features such as
> - code browsing
> - git based wiki everybody can contribute to
> - ....
>
> Another guy (Cameron Eagons) started a rewrite 2 month ago, his code can
> be found here. However it looks like it stalled:https://github.com/cweagans/vim.org
>
> I'd like to improve these things / see them improved:
> - add kind of wiki (because lot's of content should be improved)
> - add a way to report strange scripts and a button (for admins) to
> delete them. Its not a big issue.
> - remove the "negative" voting or force users to also provide a comment
> why negative voting happens.
> - allow browsing code (master branch, latest revision of plugins)
> - code word search (based on simple bloom filters or grepping - don't know
> yet)
> - show top level README files and doc/*.txt files (getting rid of the
> install instructions you see now which means duplicate work at least for
> devs)
>
> However I'd also like to add JS v8 support sometime in the future -
> Maybe I never get started.
>
> Marc Weber
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