Release Name: 0.6.2

Notes:
VimMate: Version 0.6.2

VimMate is a graphical add-on to Vim with IDE-like features: it does more
than the plain Vim while still being lightweight. Even with the additional
features, it stays out of the way for it's main task: editing files with Vim.
VimMate adds functionality to Vim by embedding Vim GTK GUI (gVim) within
VimMate.

See http://vimmate.rubyforge.org/ for more information.




Changes:
=== Version 0.6.2
- # 7028: It's now possible to install VimMate using the provided setup.rb
  or with Ruby Gems.
- Two layouts are now available. The old layout, with big terminals:
    -------------
    | F |       |
    | i |       |
    | l |  Vim  |
    | e |       |
    | s |       |
    -------------
    | Terminals |
    -------------
  And the new layout, with a big file list:
    -------------
    |   |       |
    | F |       |
    | i |  Vim  |
    | l |       |
    | e |       |
    | s ---------
    |   | Term  |
    -------------
  The new layout is now the default. You can change this by setting the
  :layout_big_terminals option to true.
- # 6761: A new way of opening files is now available. A new list of files
  allows you to type only a part of a file name to see the possible files
  filtered instantly. You can then select the file from the list or type
  <tt>Enter</tt> directly if the file you are searching for is selected.
  You can remove this new list by setting the option :files_use_search
  to false. You can also specify if the search is case sensitive or not
  with the option :files_search_ignore_case. The case is ignored by default.
- Long file names in the file list are now shorten with ellipsis. You can
  disable ellipsis by setting the option :files_use_ellipsis to false.
- Files or directories can now be excluded on the command line. You can specify
  a comma separated list of names that will be matched against the end of the
  path of each files of directories. So <tt>vimmate -x html,pkg,README</tt>
  will exclude any files with the names html, pkg or README. But,
  <tt>vimmate -x bin/README</tt> will only exclude the file README in the bin
  directory. Note that <tt>vimmate -x ME</tt> will only exclude files or 
  directories named ME and not files ending with ME like README.