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In article <8g0426$sb8$1@news2.isdnet.net>,
  baruchel arrobas libertysurf point fr wrote:
> Le Wed, 17 May 2000 16:37:59 -0700, Ted Wang <ted.wang@attws.com> a
�crit :
> >Hello everyone,
> >
> >I've been using CodeWrite for a while and loved it's various highly
> >customizable possibilities.  Recently I am transitioning to a Linux
> >programming environment and found out that the most popular
programmer
> >editor of choice were VI and EMACS (each with it's own flavor of
GUI).
> >What I need to find out is which one supports the "BRIEF" keymap ?
>
> I don't know what is this "BRIEF". Anyway, I have found once a small
package
> for vim called brief.vim, which remaps the "Home"and "End" keys. I
found it
> great and I can't work anylonger without it:
>
> <End>: First press  --> end of the current line
>        Second press --> end of the last line of the screen
>        Third press  --> end of the last line of the file
>
> Have a look at it. It may interest you.

I've found your script very interesting as I use vim all the time. I did
cut and paste of the script, unfortunately, it didn't work.  And then I
checked line to line from my copy to your post, no error was found.
After I tried to run it, something from the screen says the "esle"
doesn't follow an "if". So I deleted the "endif" after the "if" body,
this time was fine by judging from no occurence of error messages.  But
after I pressed the <Home> or <End> key in command mode according what
you suggest nothing special happened. Is there something I am missing?
Could you help me further, I'd really appreciate it. Frankly, vim is the
only editor I use.


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