I'm looking actually for something similar to Deft, only for Vim. Does anyone know of any with which he/she has had good experiences?
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Check out vim-notes: https://github.com/xolox/vim-notes It's a fairly sophisticated, and yet simple, note-taking platform. It doesn't have Deft's incremental search etc (I've used Emacs, so I know the features), but therefore you can tag your notes very comfortably, use auto-complete and, of course, search through the files. (The search is Python-based and so somewhat faster than vim-grep). Just like in Deft, your notes are stored in one folder. BTW, I think I found it while struggling with the exact same question as yours -- having recently moved to Vim, I needed an alternative to Deft. UPDATE: Also, you could check out the CtrlP plugin: https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim. An excellent tool that allows you to search file names incrementally. It's very fast, nicely customizable and pure vimscript (so no external dependencies are needed). |
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Like Deft, vim-pad is modeled after Notational Velocity (which rocks, by the way). simplenote is somewhat similar but it's more "cloud-minded". There are other scripts on vim.org but these ones are the closest, I think. |
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