[SGVLUG] Soliciting speakers for February and beyond

[Homan Chou]

I use sublime text right now, which has some really useful features
navigating to a certain file in your project or search/replace within
your project.

I would switch to vim if it could learn how to do the same things and
I just found this:
http://blog.psy-q.ch/2012/07/building-your-own-sublime-out-of-free-components-with-vim/
 I think I'll play around with this and see if it works well for me.


On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 7:59 AM, yoshio <ak209 at lafn.org> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 02:10:48AM -0800, Lan Dang wrote:
>> I can share a vim tip right now that will prove quite useful to certain
>> people
>
> In Gnome Terminal, when using vim with the syntax coloring on with the
> terminal background color black, I had a very hard time reading the comments
> in code because the comments appear dark blue against a black background.
> If you type ":set background=dark" (or ":set bg=dark"), then the
> comments become much easier to read.
>
> You can put "set background=dark" in your ~/.vimrc.  Your distro
> already probably put "syntax on" in your .vimrc skeleton.
>
> The default is background=light, which probably works well for people
> who have a white terminal background.
>