Cocoa.vim 0.4

Cocoa.vim is a collection of scripts designed to make it easier to develop Cocoa/Objective-C applications. It includes enhanced syntax highlighting, code completion, documentation lookup, as well as a number of other features that can be used to integrate Vim with Xcode, allowing you to essentially replace Xcode's editor with Vim. <br /><br />This plugin includes the following features:<br />1. Enhanced syntax highlighting ???*a*? Vim's syntax highlighting for Objective-C seemed incomplete to me, so I have added a few niceties, such as highlighting Cocoa keywords and differentiating the method name and passed objects in method calls and definitions. You can see a before & after screenshot here: http://imgur.com/AGpoL.png<br />2. Xcode-like mappings (where convenient) ???*a*? mappings such as ???S?R to build & run and ???S?0 to switch to the project window (provided you are using a GUI such as MacVim) as well as many others help to integrate Xcode and Vim.<br />3. Methods, functions, and #pragma marks for the current file can be listed and navigated to with the :ListMethods command.<br />4. A template of methods declared in a header file (.h) can be built in an implementation file (.m) with :BuildMethods.<br />5. Cocoa and C Documentation can be looked up with the :CocoaDoc command, or with Vim's K.<br />6. Code completion for classes, methods, functions, constants, types, and notifications can be invoked with <c-x><c-o>. Parameters for methods and functions are automatically converted to snippets to <tab> over if snipMate is installed.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Cocoa,  Command,  Completion,  Current,  Functions,  Highlighting,  Includes,  Integrate,  Listed,  Listmethods,  Mappings,  Method,  Methods,  Navigated,  Syntax,  Template,  Vim,  Window,  Xcode
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