Fix #47 ("go to tab") using Workbench API. Works 100% on Eclipse 4.2.
Close #155 ("add :tabrewind and :tablast").

Note that this uses the "opened order". Eclipse 3.x showed its track in MRU order,
yet the API tracks which file was opened first. This might be confusing at first,
but if no new files are opened or closed, it will always jump to the same files.

If you don't like the MRU behavior, simply switch to the latest Eclipse Juno.
Fix error handling for "go to tab", forgot to set error state.
Performance improvement: don't initialize editors before closing them.

After a restart, most editors are not initialized. Closing them with :qa or
:tabonly is now faster because we don't initialize them, we close them using
their IEditorReference.
Update unstable update site with even more defect fixes.
Fix #126 : Implicit dependency on org.eclipse.runtime.compatibility.

The Vrapper plugin was using an old version of the startup extension point where
this startup code could be hosted in the plugin activator. Since Eclipse 3.0,
startup code using the workbench should be moved to a separate class which can
be created later in a different thread without creating two plugin instances.

This commit also fixes a "workbench not created exception" by moving code from
the activator to the startup class - the latter is guaranteed to be run after
workbench creation.
Update unstable update site again.
Fix #120 "Support :q in multi-part editor"

It turns out that editors in a multi-part editor don't always respond to close(false)
- Eclipse's XML editor is actually the exception - and so we need to close the "parent"
editor to be sure.
Clean up imports to fix build warning.
Work on #210 : support more clipboard registers.

Swapped the register name of the clipboard register with '+', added an alias for
the selection register '*' so code still works the same.
When using :vim, expand as many folds as necessary to view the cursor
line.
When using :vim, tell gvim not to create ~ (backup) files for this
execution.
Update unstable update site.  I'm hoping this will be the 0.32.0 Release
Candidate.
Work on #208: replace status line with SWT widget.

The :tabs command needs to write its multi-line output to the command line buffer,
but this wasn't so much a buffer as it was custom drawing code rendering a string.

Since it's no use re-inventing line wrapping, the status line will now use a
StyledText widget to render its contents. As a bonus, this should allow us to add
a context menu with Copy / Paste / Select all functionality.