From: Marc Weber <marco-oweber@...>
Date: 2011-04-05T17:21:18+09:00
Subject: Re: Vim Plugin Issue

Hi Ryan,

<c-d> means ctrl-d
 
1) there is a dedicated Vim mailinglist (-> vim.sf.net -> commmunity)

2) most plugins ship with a doc/*.txt file which contains all
  information about its usage.
  In this case you want to read section 2.1 "Global Commands"

3) learn how to use completion. Eg try Nerd<tab> or Nerd<c-d>
  The command you tried does not exist. The error message you got is
  confusing though.

4) If you want to give many plugins a try use vim-addon-manager.
  Installing a plugin such as nerdtree can be done easily:

  :ActivateAddons The_NERD_tree
  Probably you'd like to use InstallAddon, review code, put name into
  your .vimrc.

  github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-manager. (last lines of doc/*.txt
  contains a script you can copy paste into your shell to install it)

5) Start using tags. Look them up using :h tag<c-d> (in particular
  :tjump command)
  This is way faster than nerdtree for most cases.

HTH
Marc Weber