modif aide vimscode

vim-conf/help/help-vimscode

@@ -1,9 +1,4 @@
-VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 (2019 Dec 12, compiled Oct 01 2021 01:51:08)
-
-Use: vim [args] [file ...]  open the specified file(s)
-    or: vim [args] -   read the text from stdin
-    or: vim [args] -t marker open the file that contains the marker
-    or: vim [args] -q [fichErr]   open at the place of the first error
+VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2 - VIMSCODE - IDE Vim 1.0
 
 VimsCode Arguments:
 
@@ -11,63 +6,3 @@ VimsCode Arguments:
    -e Load VimsCode with esp32 help
    -p Load VimsCode with platform.io help
 
-Vim Arguments:
-   --   Only file names are specified after this
-   -g Launch the graphical interface (like "gvim")
-   -f, --nofork Foreground: do not detach the GUI from the terminal
-   -v Mode Vi (as "vi")
-   -e Ex Mode (as "ex")
-   -E Enhanced Ex Mode
-   -s Silent mode (batch) (only for "ex")
-   -d diff mode (like "vimdiff")
-   -y Easy mode (like "evim", vim without modes)
-   -R Read-only mode (like "view")
-   -Z Restricted mode (like "rvim")
-   -m Prohibit registration of files
-   -M Prohibit any text changes
-   -b Binary mode
-   -l Mode lisp
-   -C Compatible with Vi: 'compatible'
-   -N Not fully compatible with Vi: 'nocompatible'
-   -V[N][<file>]  Verbose mode [N level] [in <file>]
-   -D Debug mode
-   -n Do not use an exchange file, only memory
-   -r List exchange files and exit
-   -r <file>  Recover a crashed session
-   -L Like -r
-   -Start in Arabic mode
-   -H Start in Hebrew mode
-   -T <term>  Set terminal type to <terminal>
-   --no-a-term No warning if input/output is not a terminal
-   --ttyfail Quit if the input or output is not a terminal
-   -u <vimrc>  Use <vimrc> instead of the usual vimrc
-   -U <gvimrc>  Use <gvimrc> instead of usual gvimrc
-   --noplugin Do not load any graft
-   -p[N]  Open N tabs (default: one for each file)
-   -o[N]  Open N windows (default: one for each file)
-   -Y[N]  Like -o but split vertically
-   +  Open at the end of the file
-   +<numL>  Open the file to the <numL> line
-   --cmd <cmde>  Run <command> before loading vimrc files
-   -c <cmde>  Run <command> after the 1st file is loaded
-   -S <session>  Source the <session> file after the 1st file is loaded
-   -s <src>  Read the Normal mode commands from the <src> file
-   -w <dest>  Add all commands typed in the <dest> file
-   -W <dest>  Write all commands typed in the <dest> file
-   -x Edit encrypted files
-   -X Do not connect to an X server
-   --remote <fich>  Edit <files> in a Vim server if possible
-   --remote-silent ...  Same, but no error if no server
-   --remote-wait <fich>  Like --remote but do not exit until the edit is complete
-   --remote-wait-silent Same, but no error if no server
-   --remote-tab[-wait][-silent] <fich>  Like --remote but open a tab for each file
-   --remote-send <tche>  Send <keys> to a Vim server and exit
-   --remote-expr <expr>  Evaluate <expr> in a Vim server, display the result
-   --serverlist List available Vim server names and exit
-   --servername <name>  Send to/become the Vim server named <name>
-   --startuptime <fich>  Write timestamp messages on startup in <fich>
-   -i <viminfo>   Use <viminfo> instead of the usual viminfo
-   --clean   'nocompatible', default settings, no graft or viminfo
-   -h or --help Show help (this message) then exit
-   --version View version information and exit
-

vim-conf/vimscode.sh

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
 if [ "$1" = '-a' ] || [ "$1" = '-arduino' ] ; then
-	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/Fr/aide-arduino
+	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/En/help-arduino
 elif [ "$1" = '-e' ] || [ "$1" = '-esp' ] ; then
-	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/Fr/aide-esp32
+	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/En/help-esp32
 elif [ "$1" = '-p' ] || [ "$1" = '-platform.io' ] ; then
-	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/Fr/aide-platform.io
+	vim -p $2 ~/.vim/help/En/help-platform.io
 elif [ "$1" = '' ] || [ "$1" = '' ] ; then
-	cat ~/.vim/help/aide-vimscode
+	cat ~/.vim/help/help-vimscode
 else
 	echo "Option $1 invalid"
 fi