I'm doing some legacy work using Visual Studio 5 (cannot upgrade as the project uses a library that won't build with anything later: that's third party tools for you). I need a real editor so I've set it up to launch Vim on the current file when I bang F8. In the tool settings I put:
Command:
C:\Bin\Vim\vim63\gvim.exe
Arguments:
--remote-silent +$(CurLine) "$(FilePath)"
The Vim incantation tells it to use an existing vim process if it can find it and tells it to go to the same line in the file as I was at in Visual Studio.
I could install the vimole thing and have an ole interface but from my recollection it doesn't add much more than the above, which is simple and robust and works with my custom Vim build that includes python.
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Did you ever use the Vim cleaning product?
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