Vim plugin note)

Today I saw vimer's blog, which recorded a bunch of plug-ins that made vim an IDE. I tried to install it myself. It is really easy to use. Record the plug-in name and function.
1. ctags generate program tags and auto-completion functions.
2. In addition to the ctags function, cssag also lists the function call relationships, making it easier to view the code logic.
3. showfunc. vim not only displays the function name but also the function prototype. It is useful when you forget the number of function parameters.

4. omniCppComplete. vim is used for automatic completion. Although the ctags can be automatically completed, press ctrl + N/P. I have used vc, eclipse, and other IDE
You should know that when you enter a class and press '.', the function of this class will pop up later. OmniCppComplete implements this function, but this plug-in must be used with ctag.
The command ctags-R -- c ++-kinds = + p -- fields = + ias
-- Extra = + q. Currently, this plug-in only supports Automatic completion of c and c ++.

You also need to use "set tags = ~ in. vimrc ~ /Work/tags "set the tags path
5. NERD_comment.vim is used to standardize comments. The comments do not need to be switched over. Writing comments is fast, accurate, and harsh! Oh, just kidding. Don't take it seriously.
6. doxygenTookit. vim is also a comment plug-in that generates a comment like Java. Finally, it can automatically generate documents using doxygen. The difference from NERD_comment.vim is that NERD is convenient for internal function comments, but it is more convenient to use doxygenTookit when generating comments in the function header.
7. To generate a document, you must download doxygen.

Specific use of web query or: http://www.vimer.cn/2009/10/%E6%8A%8Avim%E6%89%93%E9%80%A0
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8. With the ACP plug-in, you can automatically pop up the complete box without pressing C-N, without affecting your input. Address http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php? Script_id = 1, 1879