Today (2009-06-27), I got iPhone 3G S. This is my first smartphone. It's a bit expensive for me, but there are several reasons to get it - the mobile phone I used is slow and inconvenient about many points especially shortcut keys, my iPod nano 3G is almost broken since the last quarter (it often reboot whenever I enter/leave a playlist or playlist folder), and the features of iPhone is attractive.
Now I'm satisfied. It's really fast. I've never wait for any process other than network troubles which are not caused by iPhone 3G S itself. The only one trouble I currently have is that it's a bit hard for me to input text with the touch screen.
Vim plugin myoperator 0.0.0 has been released. This plugin provides the easy way to define your own operator like c, d, y, etc. Though there are several pitfalls to define operator, you don't have to take care of them with this plugin. See also the document of myoperator for the details. The core of myoperator was written in my vimrc. But this knowledge is useful for other vimsters, so that I split the core as a plugin. Enjoy.
2009-06-25, birthday party for june29 and igaiga was held. More than 20 people celebrated their birthday and it denotes their popularity. Happy birthday to june29 and igaiga!
2009-06-22, VimM#4, a workshop on Vim in Japan was held. Nearly 50 people participated in the workshop, so it denotes that Vim gets more and more popularity. Yay! In the workshop, 8 persons did speak about various topics on Vim. My impressions on the speeches are as follows:
Thanks a lot for all attendants, speakers and sponsors for the place to hold the workshop. See you next VimM!
2009-06-15, a workshop on Akamai was held at DeNA. It was an interesting and not so interesting time.
The content of the workshop is not so interesting. Because the most parts are just repeats of the content of the first workshop. I already knew that from several reports on the first workshop. There is no major change from my sight. So bored in some sense.
But it's still interesting. I'm not so familiar with technology on lower layers of network, so that the overview, the architectures and the results of Akamai are interesting. And I talked much with many persons after the workshop. So many men, so many minds. Their stances are interesting too.
Thanks to the attendants for the time.
Vim plugin altercmd 0.0.0 has been released. This plugin provides an easy way to alternate built-in Ex commands by user-defined Ex commands. This feature was written in my vimrc, but I split it as a plugin because it's generic and useful for other vimsters. Please enjoy.
For example, if you define :CD, a custom version of :cd, add the following in your vimrc:
AlterCommand cd CD
With the above setting, you can use :cd as if it is :CD. It means that :CD will be automatically inserted if you type :cd as an Ex command, so you don't have to type :CD to use :cd and you'll never encounter mistyping :cd and :CD.
This plugin also supports abbreviated Ex command names such as :h, :he and :hel for :help. See the document of altercmd for the details.
Vim plugin fakeclip 0.2.4 has been released. This version includes bugfixes on platforms where +clipboard is available. See also changelog on fakeclip 0.2.4 for the details.
Yesterday, I had a dinner with many persons around @mootoh - @eikom, @hatada, @kazu_pon, @niw, @Spiny_anteater, @takuya_itoh, @tamatomo and @tomoya55. We talked much about many topics. Thank you.
The most impotant point on the dinner is that all but me have iPhone. And after the dinner, I walked to go back to home, then I got lost. I wish I had an iPhone to check a map. Now considering to buy or not to buy...
Vim plugin smarttill 0.0.0 has been released. This plugin provides key mappings which are generic synonyms for t,, t(, t] and so forth. This means that you can move the cursor like t/T without specifying a character explicitly.