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The Standard PHP Library was recently completed by a couple of data structures, namely heaps and doubly linked lists. You can find more information about those on
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For docbook+vim users The 30th of April 2007 @ 20:00

Being repeatedly asked to write a set of vim syntax rules or mappings to help doc writers, I now have a file that contains a decent amount of useful stuff.

As this may be helpful to others out there, I decided to make it public.

Here is a list of the features that this script provides:

Syntax improvments:

Highlight PHP code in examples
Define folding rules for <refsect1>

Mappings:

@fd : Function definition section
@fpm : Function parameter normal
@frpm : Function parameter by reference
@fopm : Function optional parameter
@forpm : Function optional parameter by reference
@pms : Parameters section
@vle : Variable list entry
@ret : Return values section
@err : Errors section
@uni : Unicode sections
@chlog : Changelog section
@ex : Single example
@rex : Example section

Some of those bindings use placeholders (<++>). Usually, Ctrl+j is used to jump through them.

I will probably continue adding new stuff in that script when I feel the need to.

Here is the script.

References:
Doc Skeletons

Comments

31.01.2008 #1 srinivaspatel

Accurev scm has a Vim plug-in now. Not supported, but developed by one of its employees who seems to be a Vim expert. Maybe you could discuss it here?
http://blog.accurev.com/2008/01/31/vim-plugin-for-accurev-10-release/

Etienne Kneuss