On 19:28:24 May 09, Arun Tejasvi Chaganty wrote:
> There are times where I want to switch between an entire set of
> keybindings/commands depending on the type of file I'm editing. For
> example, if I'm using C/C++, I'd like to (hypothetically) have a
> shortkey <C-f> to create an for loop block as such:
> for (i=0;i<b;i++) {
> ???<TAB>
> }
>
> But in python, I'd like it to do;
> for i in range (b):
> <TAB>
>
> or it's equivalently for bash or any other language.
>
> I'm wondering how I would do this with Vim.
>
> Another thing I'd like to do is create a generic function to insert
> snippets like <C-I>f would insert a for loop, <C-I>i a if block, etc. My
> doubt is how to send the 'f', 'i' as arguments to a vim function, and in
> the function how to access the filetype, etc.
>
Some vim scripting can take you places.
I have no exact answer for your question as I have not wanted what you
want so far.
How about asking this in a vim specific list? There will be many gurus
there.
I do know some vim scripting but it is quite rusty right now.
-Girish
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