Re: Subversion integration

On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:11 AM, Geert Mak <pobox@verysmall.org> wrote:

Hello,

I'd like to stay in vim for some Subversion operations like 'blame'. Most subversion integration plugins I found have not been maintained for years (I apologize if I have missed some) and the one which appears most complete (vcscommand.vim) has two things I somehow do not like very much - the commands are quite long, contain upper and lower case letters and then it is not visually very stable (i. e. when browsing up/down in Subversion 'blame' mode, the screens blink on every row, I guess they are rewritten too slowly or so (I work on an Air w/ SSH and can't imagine the machine is too slow...).

My questions are -

1. Is there are more vimish Subversion integration (with shorter commands, no uppercase letters in commands and with more stable windows without blinking)?

I know you said later in thread that you couldn't reproduce the blinking, but please let me know if you do.

As others have pointed out, it is trivial to create alias commands.  For the most part I use the keyboard shortcuts that are included with the plugin, which tend to use 3 keystrokes.  If you've installed the help file, you can use:

:help vcscommand-mappings

... to see the default mappings.

Regarding blame, you can either run it with the output in a single buffer or in the mode that splits the header information into a separate, scroll-bound window.

Thank you,

bob

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