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I liked your article very much. But here at the university we have only version 5.6. So I have to try which of your tips work here.

I also found a misprint:

Vim support both vertical and horizontal window splitting. To split current window horizontally execute ":split" while in the normal mode. To split current window horizontally, use ":vsplit" instead.

I think you mean vertically in the second sentence.

In reply to Re: Vim for Perl developers by nefertari
in thread Vim for Perl developers by TVSET

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