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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 <TAB>
• Auto reloading of .vimrc when changed
• Enclose visually selected text by braces/quotes
• Much more convenient scrolling through autoclosing folds
• Search the PHP manual directly in VIM using phpm
• Added settings for misconfigured machines
• More convenient creation of phpdoc blocks with correct indenting and automatic * chars

To use some of this (and the older) features, you will have to download Rasmus' function list and install phpm (which is very easy).

Thanks a lot to everyone on the web providing me with support/tips!

For detailed information on what has changed, please read the extended entry.

^{A short hint for those of you who fight with auto completing enclosing chars (braces/qutotes) when you only want 1 exemplar: Use <CTRL>-v + the char to get only 1 of it!}

Sadly I lost a link I found while browsing the web where a script allows you to jump to PHP compile errors when running PHP CLI from VIM. Maybe someone can help me out?