On Sun, Aug 27, Jose Caballero wrote:
Let's say, and this is not my real need but a very clear example, I
want to write an abbreviation that converts, when writing python code:
class
into
class (object):
But I only want that to works when string "class" is being printed at
the beginning of a line.
I don't want the replacement to happen when I am writing the docstring
like "This is a class that does this and that".
Is it possible?
You can use something like this
iabbrev <expr> class getline('.') ==# 'class' ? 'class (object):' : 'class'
The key moment here is "<expr>". The expression
getline('.') ==# 'class' ? 'class (object):' : 'class'
will be evaluated to obtain replacement string. You can make it more
accurate by comparison only with the part before the cursor position.
-Dmitri
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