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With dozens of them, displaying them all is rediculous (although I’ve seen it). Why not just display the ones that the user visits?

This write up (from someone I work with at Wikia) explains how - by using the CSS for "visited" links.

http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/socialhistoryjs/

A bit creepy, but interesting enough to pass along.

I’ve built this one up for a few years, and now it’s time to share. Notable features:

• Syntax highlighting
• Test compile for syntax errors. This means that every time you write the file, it will check the file for syntax errors and alert you immediately. This saves much back and forth with development. It works with the following languages:
  1. php
  2. bash
  3. perl
  4. httpd.conf
  5. xml
  6. ruby
  7. puppet
  8. javascript (if you have jslint installed)
• Tab completion of php functions (if you download Rasmus’s function list and put it in your home directory. curl -o ~/.phpfunclist.txt -v http://lerdorf.com/funclist.txt)

  Ok, enough teasing. The ultimate vimrc file can be found here