Questions tagged [vimoutliner]

VimOutliner is an outline processor with many of the same features as Grandview, More, Thinktank, Ecco, etc. Features include tree expand/collapse, tree promotion/demotion, level sensitive colors, interoutline linking, and body text.

What sets VimOutliner apart from the rest is that it's been constructed from the ground up for fast and easy authoring. Keystrokes are quick and easy, especially for someone knowing the Vim editor. The mouse is completely unnecessary (but is supported to the extent that Vim supports the mouse). Many of the VimOutliner commands start with a double comma because that's very quick to type.

Many of the VimOutliner commands start with a double comma ",," because that's very quick to type. All VimOutliner files have the ".otl" extension. For an overview of the VimOutliner commands you can type ":h vo_cheatsheet" when you have opened an otl file. For help on VimOutliner type ":h vo"

  • Usage

VimOutliner has been reported to help with the following tasks:

  • Project managment.
  • Password wallet
  • To-do lists.
  • Account and cash book.
  • 'Plot device' for writing novels.
  • Inventory control.
  • Hierarchical database.
  • Web site managment.

    • Characteristics
  • Fast.

  • Extensible through plugins.
  • Many post-processing scripts allow exporting to multiple formats.
  • Extensive documentation.
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Set foldlevel in part of file in vim

Setting foldlevel when folding is active displays all folds up to that level and closes the rest.* I would like to do something similar for only part of the file, perhaps all material below the current fold or all material in a range. Consider this…
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How to insert code into a vimoutliner file?

How to insert code into a vimoutliner document (.otl)? Is there something like: ...
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