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| Jerry Fleming... |
 Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 9:30 am |
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Hi Vimmers,
I have long had the idea to use python (as it happens to be my favorite
scripting language) to extend the vim gui, such as building a tree view
control with wxpython, or do other gui related fancy things. But I am
discouraged to find no gvim's python interface. We can do :python to
execute arbitrary python code, but the python code has no idea of its
caller (window size, position, theme, etc.). Or am I missing something?
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| Anand Hariharan... |
| Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 12:54 am |
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On Thu, 17 Sep 2009 13:30:13 +0800, Jerry Fleming
<jerry.fleming at (no spam) saybot.com> wrote:
Quote: Hi Vimmers,
I have long had the idea to use python (as it happens to be my favorite
scripting language) to extend the vim gui, such as building a tree view
control with wxpython, or do other gui related fancy things. But I am
discouraged to find no gvim's python interface. We can do :python to
execute arbitrary python code, but the python code has no idea of its
caller (window size, position, theme, etc.). Or am I missing something?
You are limited to what the 'vim' module (i.e., the python module by vim
that you can import) provides you. You may want to develop a GUI app
that embeds/contains vim |
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