Thanks for this code, although I won’t use it at present since I don’t grok vim scripting. I currently rely on two Nautilus templates to create a new module or script. I used Geany for a while and then Gedit, both of which support some kind of templates or code snippets, but Geany crashes and Gedit is stupid, so I use Gvim: it integrates well with my desktop environnement and lets me learn the commands step by step. I use the python.vim script from the Python 3.0a1 source and I understand the basic stuff it does yet I can’t even change the way tabs are displayed (^I being ugly and hindering reading), I forgot where I read about that in the doc. The big problem is domesticating windows, tabs and buffers. Well, looking forward to read more entries about Vim :)