Vim is a kickass text editor turned IDE (with the right plug-ins). Android is an awesome mobile operating system that's open and plainly rocks. Why not put these two together?
android.vim
is a Vim plugin
that allows you to build your Android application on the command line and
within Vim. The plug-in is written purely in VimL for portability.
NOTE: This plugin has ONLY been tested on a bleeding edge version of Vim 7.3 with
--features=huge
. Please report any problems you encounter with version information and compilation options included.
At the time of writing, there isn't any language dependencies but it does require on the following applications (they're checked for):
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Android SDK have to be not only on your system, but discoverable in your $PATH.
I recommending using Vundle to install plugins. The line necessary to add this plugin is as follows:
Bundle 'jalcine/android.vim'
All of the methods for the plug-in are defined with Android
as the leading
prefix. Check :help android-commands
for information.
Extensibility is what we love and one of the more popular philosophies out
there. The following are a list of recommended options to be set after
installing this plugin. Check :help android-options
for more information.
In order to encourage quicker development, android.vim
incorporates the
ability to handle templating for projects. Check :help android-templating
for more information.
This plugin is licensed under the MIT license. Make it work, people!
I'm Jacky Alcine and I love code and chatting. Find me on
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