Tobias Sschlitt has a new post on his blog today with a few helpful hints on using VIM to "comfortably code PHP".
It's time to continue my series, since I again updated my .vimrc in the past weeks for much more comfortable editing of PHP sources using VIM. There are several new features I added: Auto completion of functions using
To use some of this (and the older) features, you will have to download Rasmus' function list and install phpm (which is very easy).
He then goes into more detail on how to use each of the features and what some of the real benefits are. I love the fact that he integrated the phpm command-line application into VIM, making it that much easier to access the various functions. Thanks to a handy little function in the .vimrc, it knows if you're trying to complete a function name or not and takes the appropriate action when hitting
For anyone that uses VIM out there, you really should check out this setup and see what features would work well for you...there's some really nice functionality here. (part one and part 2 are here...)