syntax - highlightingof tags.
gin gvim is for -
Graphical. -
SGML mode. - A series of known DocBook tags and attributes have - been entered into
auto completetags while - writing DocBook documents. The script can be downloaded from: -
-- -- Grab the file, then untar it. Copy the - -dbhelper.vim to your.vimscripts directory if you have one. -- - -$ mkdir .vimscripts -$ cp dbhelper.vim .vimscripts -- You'll also have to convert the - -dbhelper.vim file to unix formatting: -- - -$ dos2unix dbhelper.vim -- Next, edit your - -.vimrc file and add the line: -source - /home/yourname/.vimscripts/dbhelper.vim -- To use the scripts, enter vi and go into insert mode. Press - -, (comma) followed by the shortcut. For example: -,dtbk -
syntax + highlightingof tags.
gin gvim is for +
Graphical.
SGML mode. + A series of known DocBook tags and attributes have + been entered into
auto completetags while + writing DocBook documents. The script can be downloaded from: +
++ ++ Grab the file, then untar it. Copy the + +dbhelper.vim to your.vimscripts directory if you have one. ++ + +$ mkdir .vimscripts +$ cp dbhelper.vim .vimscripts ++ You'll also have to convert the + +dbhelper.vim file to unix formatting: ++ + +$ dos2unix dbhelper.vim ++ Next, edit your + +.vimrc file and add the line: +source + /home/yourname/.vimscripts/dbhelper.vim ++ To use the scripts, enter vi and go into insert mode. Press + +, (comma) followed by the shortcut. For example: +,dtbk +
Conglomerate aims to be an XML editor that everyone can use. In particular, our primary goal is to create the ultimate editor for DocBook and similar formats. It aims to hide the jargon and complexity of XML and present the information in your documents in a way that makes sense.
The visual part comes from the fact that Vex hides the raw XML tags from the user, providing instead a wordprocessor-like interface. Because of this, Vex is best suited for document-style XML documents such as XHTML and DocBook rather than data-style XML documents.