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## About
-It is a vim plugin like google-doc, which allows multiple users sharing and
-editing a file at the same time without sharing only one cursor. This is useful
+It is a vim plugin like google-doc, which allows multiple users to share and
+edit a file at the same time, without sharing only one cursor. This is useful
when a group needs to create a report with plain-text source such as Markdown,
-asciidoc, LaTex, etc.
+asciidoc, LaTeX, etc.
![Quick look](http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~b01902109/misc/shrvim.gif)
## Features
-- Each user has its own cursor, so usres can edit the different place in the
+- Each user has their own cursor, so users can edit different places in the
file at same time.
- You can see where other cursors are.
-- RO/RW authority mechanism let the owner be able to restrict a user being read
- only mode.
+- RO/RW authority mechanism allows the owner to restrict a user to read only
+ mode.
- Each client can have different encodings.
-- Non-ANSI, such as chinese characters are allowed.
+- Non-ANSI, such as Chinese characters are allowed.
- Live update in Insert mode
## Quick start
@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ created the server), you can:
#### Sync
-Default it will do sync each time you move the cursor, insert a character, etc,
-but it might cause your vim be a little bit lag. So you might set it to be only
-sync when you type the command (Detail sees below).
+By default, ShrVim syncs each time you move the cursor, insert a character, etc.
+This might cause your vim be a little bit laggy, so you might set it to only sync
+when you type the command (Detail sees below).
```
:ShrVimSync
@@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ sync when you type the command (Detail sees below).
#### User list
-Create an file stores the user list (you can use /dev/null if you want to skip
-this step). In the file, each row should contains three word to represent a
-user: ```<identity> <nickname> <authorith>``` where authority can be only "RO"
-or "RW". Empty line is allowed.
+Create a file that stores the user list (you can use /dev/null if you want to skip
+this step). In the file, each row should contain three attributes to represent a
+user: ```<identity> <nickname> <authority>``` where <authority> can only be either "RO"
+or "RW". Empty lines are allowed.
Example:
```
@@ -76,20 +76,20 @@ jkl238 user3 RO
sdjfb8 user4 RO
```
-This file is optional because you can add/delete the user after starting the
-server, it has an simple command-line ui.
+This file is optional because you can add/delete users dynamically after starting the
+server, there is a simple command-line ui.
-**IMPORTANT:** Each user should have different identity.
+**IMPORTANT:** Each user should have a different identity.
-#### Start the server
+#### Starting the server
```
server/src/shrvim_server.py <port> <user_list_file> <storage_file>
```
-Where ```<Storage_file>``` should contains the initial context of the shared
-file, and during editing, the server will stores the context of the latest
-version into it. If you do not want such the file, you can use /dev/null again.
+Where ```<Storage_file>``` should contain the initial content of the shared
+file. Then during editing, the server will store the content of the latest
+version into it. If you do not want such file, you can use /dev/null as again.
After this, you will see a command-line ui.
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ Type the command
exit
```
-## Prerequisite
+## Prerequisites
### Client
@@ -113,29 +113,29 @@ exit
## Settings
-If your vim supports both +python and +python3, and you want to force this
-plugin use python2, you can type:
+If your vim supports both +python2 and +python3, and you want to force ShrVim to
+use python2, you can type:
```
:ShrVimTryUsePython2
```
-On the opposite, there is a command:
+Otherwise, you can type:
```
:ShrVimTryUsePython3
```
-About the frequency of syncing, you can setup it by:
+To set the frequency of syncing, you can use:
```let [g/b]:shr_vim_auto_sync_level = 3/2/1/0``` (Default 3)
-Where 0 means you shoul always call ```:ShrVimSync``` by manual. And it is a
+Where 0 means clients should always call ```:ShrVimSync``` by manual. And it is a
good idea to map a key to this command like:
```:map <F5> :ShrVimSync<CR>```
## Issues
-- Server might be inefficient when too much users online.
-- If someone use utf8 to insert an utf8 only character, the one use big5 or
+- Server might be inefficient with too many users online.
+- If a client uses utf8 to insert an utf8 only character, other clients using big5 or
something similar will crash.