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Add qvim - an experimental Qt gui for Vim #1170

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vim-qt has the most complete set of Ctrl-Alt-Meta binding functionality.
For example, qvim is able to correctly bind Alt+NonlatinChar key combinations.
More: https://bitbucket.org/equalsraf/vim-qt/wiki/Features

vim-qt has the most complete set of Ctrl-Alt-Meta binding functionality.
For example, qvim is able to correctly bind keys like Alt-<nonlatin>.
More: https://bitbucket.org/equalsraf/vim-qt/wiki/Features
# ./patches/7.4.013 ./patches/7.4.014 ./patches/7.4.015 ./patches/7.4.016
# ./patches/7.4.017 ./patches/7.4.018 ./patches/7.4.019 ./patches/7.4.020
# ./patches/7.4.021 ./patches/7.4.022 ./patches/7.4.023 ];

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Is there any reason to keep mainline Vim patches?

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Really I don't know. Some of them are applied but I didn't check all of them. Since qvim is an experimental thing it's probably OK to keep the vanilla sources. I've pushed the commit with cleanup.

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  • configureFlags = [ "--with-vim-name=qvim" "--enable-gui=qt" "--with-features=${args.features}" ];
  • nativeBuildInputs
  •  = [ ncurses pkgconfig libX11 libXext libSM libXpm libXt libXaw libXau
    
  •      libXmu libICE qt4];
    
  • prePatch = "cd src";

  • patches =

  • [ ./patches/7.4.001 ./patches/7.4.002 ./patches/7.4.003 ./patches/7.4.004

  • ./patches/7.4.005 ./patches/7.4.006 ./patches/7.4.007 ./patches/7.4.008

  • ./patches/7.4.009 ./patches/7.4.010 ./patches/7.4.011 ./patches/7.4.012

  • ./patches/7.4.013 ./patches/7.4.014 ./patches/7.4.015 ./patches/7.4.016

  • ./patches/7.4.017 ./patches/7.4.018 ./patches/7.4.019 ./patches/7.4.020

  • ./patches/7.4.021 ./patches/7.4.022 ./patches/7.4.023 ];

Really I don't know. Some of them are applied but I didn't check all of them. Since qvim is an experimental thing it's probably OK to keep the vanilla sources. I've pushed the commit with cleanup.

I am not talking about removing the files (we have vanilla that uses
them), but if you commented the file list inside the expression anyway,
why not delete it outright?

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