Dear vimming Clojurians, (or was the name changed?)

I'd like to announce the next release of Gorilla.

New Features:
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- Open the javadoc of the class under the cursor. This is currently
  very basic.

- "Show" information about the class (or instance) under the cursor.
  This is included with permission of Chouser. Thanks. :)

- Go to the source definition of the symbol under the cursor. The
sources must be locally available and reachable via the 'path' option.

- Evaluate a visual block or the whole file.

- Require the namespace of the current file with the :reload option.
  Might need copying of files for remote Clojure servers before
  invocation of the function.

- First test balloon for omni completion (<C-X><C-O> in insert mode):
  Dynamically completes static members of the class under the
  cursor.

Vim Repl:
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The previously included socketrepl is obsolete. Gorilla now uses the
repl-ln from Clojure Contrib. This change should make the Repl much
more robust than before. Also sending multiple expressions is not a
problem anymore.

Thanks to Stephen C. Gilardi! This is really awesome! :)

Breaking Changes:
-----------------

I decided to introduce some breaking changes. But since they concern
the keybindings this should be done as soon as possible.

All keybindings working on a word under the cursor, eg. lw - "lookup
word", also have an interactive counterpart. In this case ld - "lookup
doc". However this was a very bad choice, since it doesn't work for
non-documentation related bindings. So I changed the bindings from *d
to *i for "interactive". This allows a more consistent mnemoic: go word
- go interactive, lookup word - lookup interactive.

Furthermore the development repository is now hosted on bitbucket.
The old link will redirect to the new location but might become
obsolete in the future.

Acknowledgements:
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Thanks for their feedback and patches go to (in no particular order):
  - Mark Feeney
  - J. McConnell
  - Juergen Gmeiner
  - Drew Olson
  - Jeff Rose
  - Jedi_Stannis on #clojure

The release may be found at the usual place:

  http://kotka.de/projects/clojure/gorilla.html

Sincerely
Meikel

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