Ah, I can understand that. I have (so far) in my professional career never had the joy of maintaining someone else's code, or when I have it is written with nice guidelines that avoid loooooooooooooooong lines ;)
Hope you get on well with it! Max > -----Original Message----- > From: Meino Christian Cramer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 7:21 PM > To: Max Dyckhoff > Cc: vim@vim.org > Subject: Re: Two """problems""" > > From: Max Dyckhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: RE: Two """problems""" > Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 20:30:15 -0700 > > Hi Max, > > thanks a lot for your help ! :) > (sorry for the late reply...) > > I am maintaining a source code from someone else > (which left the company) and some of the > lines of code are looooooooooooooooooooong. > > While reviewing the code I find myself often doing > i<C-j><Esc> and was curious whether someone of the > vim-profeesionels would do this shorter and more > elegant. > > Thanks a lot again! > mcc > > > > > > I can't offer anything else immediately (I have a load of mappings > > and functions but they are all pretty tailored to my needs!), but I > > was interested why you would want to split a line in two like > > that. Can you give us an example? > > > > I'm not criticising, I'm just nosy :) > > > > Max > > > > FWIW: the most recent addition to my .vimrc is this, for after 14 > > hours of coding when my eyesight starts to fail me. Simple, but it > > has saved my eyes! > > > > > > :let g:maxd_FontSize=10 > > :let g:maxd_FontOpts="b" > > :let g:maxd_Font="consolas" > > > > :map <C-S-kPlus> :call ChangeFontSize("up")<CR> > > :map <C-S-kMinus> :call ChangeFontSize("down")<CR> > > :map <C-S-kMultiply> :call ChangeFontSize("")<CR> > > > > function! ChangeFontSize(updown) > > if (a:updown=="up") > > let g:maxd_FontSize= g:maxd_FontSize + 1 > > elseif (a:updown=="down") > > let g:maxd_FontSize= g:maxd_FontSize - 1 > > endif > > exec "set > guifont=".g:maxd_Font.":h".g:maxd_FontSize.":".g:maxd_FontOpts > > endfunction
