Ingo's little vim page

Useful things for vim:

Syntax highlighting for Eressea, a fantasy PBEM game in German. Requires vim 5.0 or later.
An interactive Tcl shell, written by Dave Bodenstab <imdave@mcs.net>. Requires the Tcl interface.

Obsolete stuff:

I wrote a Tcl interface for vim 5.x, similar to the Perl and Python extensions. It became part of the standard distribution in version 5.3, so you don't need any of the files mentioned below. To enable the interface, run the configure script with the "--enable-tclinterp" option and recompile vim. I recommend upgrading to vim 5.7 first, it fixes a few bugs in the Tcl interface (and a lot of other things which are not Tcl related).

For vim 5.0 (obsoleted by 5.3): This patch adds a Tcl interpreter to vim. Requires Tcl 8.0 or later.
For vim 5.0 (obsoleted by 5.3): An update for the Tcl interface. This archive contains only the new if_tcl.c and if_tcl.txt files. You also need the other files from the patch archive. Don't forget to run "make all" in the doc directory to create a new tags file!
For vim 5.6 (obsoleted by 5.7): Another update for the Tcl interface. This fixes a stupid bug (which could cause a crash when several Tcl interpreters were created and destroyed), handles Tcl's "exit" command better, and makes the behaviour of nested :tcl* calls much nicer (i.e. "::vim::command {:tcl ...}" now creates a new interpreter for the nested Tcl command, it does not affect anything in the toplevel interpreter). This archive contains drop-in-replacements of if_tcl.c and if_tcl.txt. Don't forget to run "make all" in the doc directory to create a new tags file!