Re: Reactive programming

> - be able to update ViM help automatically to print the correct bindings
Which help are you talking about? I guess you mean plugin/doc/*.txt help
files which are provided by plugins:

Use plugin managers, they can "retag" plugin help files automatically.
See this comparison (which is likely to be incomplete, yet a nice
starting point):
http://vim-wiki.mawercer.de/wiki/topic/vim%20plugin%20managment.html

> - update the ui when I work on .vim files
Which ui? UI in Vim? UI in Java, ..
I'd say guard is your friend as already mentioned. It should be easy to
make it run any command on file change.

> - print function documentation or usages of it or tests during cursor
> moves into my code
If you want people to point you to code you should talk about which
languages you're talking about. If you're lucky there is some support
for some languages. I personally use tags to jump to definitions.

Marc Weber

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