Tim Pope

An option would be inappropriate, but I might add some other affordance for this (e.g., `:DB!`). In the meantime, `z` aka `:pclose` is your friend.

It's a bit longer than I'd like but I'm tempted to swap the Maven example out for yours. Is there something we could use for the `"make"` key? Or for...

I think that was my concern that I never got around to asking about. Can anyone else speak to this? Ruby and JS regexps are both Perl based so I...

The `\%(|[^|]*|\s*\)\=` part of the regexp is designed to match the Ruby equivalent of `|arg1, arg2|`. You'll need to do similar for JavaScript. Here's a starting point for anyone brave...

Vim has a pattern engine of its own design. I don't know of any websites, but a good starting point might be `:help perl-patterns` to tell you the differences between...

That's unexpected. Does `:silent Start cmd.exe` lock up the same way?

Seeing this code reminded me, all you need to do to opt in is: ```vim let g:dbext_default_ORA_bin = 'sql' ``` Given that, I think we can probably leave the default...

This is out of my wheelhouse, but see #5 for some context.

You've redacted a bit too much for me to tell what is going on, but that `{dirname|dirname}` is setting off alarm bells. I wouldn't be surprised if there's an edge...

This approach will only work for English, and I worry that extending it to use syntax matching for other languages won't work correctly when the `Rule:` heading is far offscreen...