When the vimscript is so slow that they have to write plugins

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>>58829550
Yes, that is a shame. I wanted to get VOoM working, but the python dependencies man.

>>58829550
It has nothing to do with speed.
>>58829864
Just use pip

>>58829550
I am yet to understand this vimscript meme. What more could you possibly need from vanilla vim?

Seriosuly, what? I've never used one so I don't know.

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>>58830016
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>>58829981
I don't like python, but thanks

>>58830016
Undo tree visualizer
Surrounding keybindings
More movements
Snippets
Alignment keybindings
Status bar
Git integration
Git branch viewer
Buffer browser
Language-specific support
More text objects
File browser enhancements
Fuzzy find
Quickfix list refinement
Live register editing inside of buffers
Async autocompletion
Async building and linting

Fuck using vim as intended

>>58830035
Are you running vim on Windows me

>>58830035
What in the absolute fuck am I looking at

>>58830211
nope, took the gif from voom's page

>>58830245
a two-pane outliner http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2657

the left pane is moving the contents of a section, perfect for writing novels, or it would be if it wasn't for the python dependencies

Best way to learn vimscript for a non-programmer?

>>58830320
>using vim
>non-programmer
say hwut

>>58830272
it's not even that good.

>>58830320
Learn to program

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>>58830390
I disagree

>>58829550
vimscript is actually faster than python.

>>58829550
>tfw want to try and make one of those neat vim ides
>everything uses python
>vim uses over 400mb of ram
>may as well use an actual ide

>>58832318
Name 1 (one) Ide with proper vim support. You cannot because it doesn't exist.

>>58832382
QtCreator also >reading comprehension