One thing about this script is that it chucks the cursor to the end of the
word. I wonder if there is a temporary mark we could use to save and restore
the cursor position, or some other way that doesn't move it?
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On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 09:24:03PM +0100, Vigil wrote:
> One thing about this script is that it chucks the cursor to the end of the
> word. I wonder if there is a temporary mark we could use to save and
> restore the cursor position, or some other way that doesn't move it?
Perhaps some of t
This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as "
' ...
But it doesn't work everytime.
Do you see another solution than using @- (:h registers shows that this
register is only used for text beeing less than
> >But it doesn't work everytime.
This was my fault. exec @- did uses the deleted text before this
deletion.
> Why don't you use :imap and :vmap separately ?
Seems to be a working idea.
Now I've managed to get it working.
The trick was to use only one normal command.
= surround.vim w
On 7/10/06, Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as "
' ...
But it doesn't work everytime.
Why don't you use :imap and :vmap separately ?
You seem to be com
Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is my attempt to write script which can surround text (either a
> word or the text selected in visual mode) with some characters such as "
> ' ...
>
> [...]
> I want to use this to insert brackets, braces and also things like
> try{
> ...
> catch () {
> It is also available on SF, however I haven't updated it for a coupled of
> years.
> HTH,
Do you still remember some keyword to find the functionality I'm looking
for or the filename?
I'm not sure where to start.
Usage like this? runtimepath+=lh-cpp/
Thx Marc
Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It is also available on SF, however I haven't updated it for a coupled of
> years.
> > HTH,
>
> Do you still remember some keyword to find the functionality I'm looking
> for or the filename?
Of course.
:h Surround()
This function permit to surround sel
