You MUST install this vim plugin if you program.

• The NERD Commenter - A plugin that allows for easy commenting of code for many filetypes. : vim online
• scrooloose's nerdcommenter at master - GitHub

How to use

in visual mode, type:

, + c + SPACE

JAM LOG ext : Downloads : JL-Smiley-ver.9.5.6

Again, I believe that this is "the best smiley icon on this planet" , especially it works best on web-based tools like weblog, BBS, forum systems. And its original size is 512x512px, so it's truly all-purpose. Don't miss it if you are lookin' for a Smiley with good quality. Go get it if you like it and it's free.

I added some new faces. Here are some 18x18px working examples with weblog system:

What's new?

I received a request so I've created additional icons to express emotions such as cry, sealed, cry with happiness(I named it "touched"), sleep, strong/proud, and focus.

【Cry】

【Sealed】

【Touched】

【Sleep】

【Strong】

【Focus】

【Embarassed】

【Confused】

Of course, all these Smilies will be included in the next release of Loggix.

JAM LOG ext : Downloads : JL-Smiley-ver.9.5.3

I believe that this is "the best smiley icon on this planet" , especially it works best on web-based tools like weblog, BBS, forum systems. And its original size is 512x512px, so it's truly all-purpose. Don't miss it if you are lookin' for a Smiley with good quality. Go get it if you like it and it's free.

Here are some 18x18px working examples with weblog system:

I've talked about vim scheme in the last entry and I haven't satisfied with original scheme and other schemes available around the vim community, so I've started to create my own.

I want a scheme that fits with XCode or on OS X, which means so-called "Mac-like interface", so I decided to create a "XCode like" scheme.

And...Here it is.

【Compare to XCode】

【PHP mode】

【Vertical Split Mode】

DOWNLOAD : Downloads : Vim Color Scheme: "XCode Like"

Related URI

• InfiniteRed - The last Vim color scheme you'll ever need
• Zenburn
• briancarper.net :: Vim color scheme: Gentooish
• MacVim: Vim port for Mac OS X
• Rubenerd Blog » A revisited MacVim editor review

I'm currently using "desert" as my default color scheme for vim, on both OS X and Ubuntu because I feel it's the most easy on the eye scheme available from the default schemes.

Yes, It's OK enough, but since I've been a user of OS X, I've been using a typical OS X like text editors on OS X platform such as XCode, SubEthaEdit, Smaltron, CotEditor, KEdit for Mac OS X, and so on, and I've got used to their syntax coloring which is easy on my eyes.

So, I started looking for another replacements. I've found some and they are pretty nice.

• Vim color scheme: Wombat « Lars H. Nielsen’s Blog
• New Vim colour scheme - vylight at node.mu

There's some colors don't fit my tastes so maybe I will create my own someday. I've been pretty busy and have no time to do it.

1. press Esc to change into command mode
2. put cursor on the beginning of textblock you want to copy (Shift^ for example)
3. press v (vim will enter VISUAL mode)
4. move cursor to the end of textblock
5. press y to copy (or x for cut operation)
6. move cursor to the place you want to paste the text, then press p

• how to copy using vim [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums
• Copy, cut and paste - Vim Tips Wiki - a Wikia wiki
• Cut/copy and paste using visual selection - Vim Tips Wiki - a Wikia wiki

• Move to the top: gg
• Move to the bottom: G
• Move to the first character: ^
• Move to the last character: $
• Move to the 50th line: 50G

It will take a little bit effort to get used to press ^ and $ maybe, but I have to get used to it 'cause I use these key bindings a lot.