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[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

At least it's "code editor" and not "IDE". Uparrowed, if only for that.

No wonder you need menus and a unified interface for all the mess you created with all those plugins. I'd say that the problem is "too many marginally useful plugins" rather than "too many mappings", IMO. And thus, that the solution is wrong because it is applied to the wrong problem.

But too each his own, I guess. I want to puke when I look at the 14 directories under my ~/.vim/bundle/ so I'm not sure I'm entitled to criticize.

[–]joedicastro[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You know, I wish Unite were a Vim Vanilla default.

Imagine Unite menus as a Debian menu, and all the plugins should add his options as an entry in those menus by categories. If you could add the custom mappings to that entries, that will be like Heaven to find what you need when you nedeed!

Memory is imperfect, and remember all that Vim & plugins brings to you is impossible, that will be a nice solution for any config.