A vim plugin that lets you edit PNG and GIF icons

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1617

by freejoe76 • 14 years ago

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jacobr3• 14 years ago

This is perfect for small icon tweaks!

Monochrome icons worked pretty well in regular Vim, but otherwise make sure to open the images with GVim.

eridius• 14 years ago

Very nice. I especially like that it supports plists.

singingwolfboy• 14 years ago

This kind of frightens me.

bengl• 14 years ago

I've used this. It only makes sense for very small images. You basically have to lower your font size down to unreadable levels in order to even see an image of any reasonable size, much less edit it.

I love vim and like to keep as much of my development environment inside it as possible, but it's a text editor.

remi• 14 years ago

Tim Pope is awesome.

pimeys• 14 years ago

Yes he is. We use to say at work for every vim user, that he should select and download at least half of tpope's plugins.

jberryman• 14 years ago

Yes. To save people a few clicks:

https://github.com/tpope/

re_todd• 14 years ago

He's got a cool sense of humor too. Here are a few recent gems from his @tpope twitter account: "My favorite part of the glaucoma puff test is how it always works the first time and they never end up blasting your eyeball over and over." "Some people think 300 words isn't much. Me, sometimes I have to pad out even my tweets. Lovely weather today, by the way."

xer0x• 14 years ago

So much crazy awesome stuff from tpope! ..I'm not going to use this but props!

jacobr3• 14 years ago

Does anyone know of a script capable of converting an image to XPM before diffing in version control?

jacobr3• 14 years ago

It was easy:

.git/config:

    [diff "xpm"]
        textconv = bin/img2xpm.sh

bin/img2xpm.sh:

    #!/bin/sh
    convert $1 xpm:-

.gitattributes:

    *.png diff=xpm

A vim plugin that lets you edit PNG and GIF icons

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