c++ - Drawing in the "margin" as an IDE/editor feature -


i have modest codebase (c++) well-documented nonetheless complex. involved in maintenance , debugging, , find myself drawing same pictures on , on again, check wayward pointers , optimizations. pictures lot, inconsistencies have crept code time time on seemingly logical optimizations.

it may ask, there editor let me draw in margins, la ms paint, auxiliary comments, , maybe tack picture particular line? in case such thing exists, ideally use alongside vim.

such editor have suffered kind of feature creep against philosophy of vim (or @ least vi). you're more happy adding own layer of indirection between vim , external doodling app. @mats petersson suggests, url 1 way. or filename relative directory, or xml tag.

a plugin vim recognizes layer might automatically display doodles. if clippy can implemented vim plugin, surely can this.

if ascii-art suffices, try plugin drawit, http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=40 ; or use webpage's search box.


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