- somewhat more conventional: while I don't use code snippet
generators for loops and the like, I do find it helpful to add
JavaDoc-style comments to function definitions (this first
draft can convert single-line function definitions with
parameters into doc templates: with cursor on the line of
the function definition, type '\/').
Code is short and attached, to avoid transmission errors - it should go
into 'vimfiles/after/ftplugin/javascript.vim', so that it adds to the
standard javascript filetype plugins. Adapt/adopt as you like, and please
share your own Vim Javascript tips!
I did as you said but unfortunately it ends up just putting me into visual
mode. The shortcut is just the capital letter V while in normal mode on
the line of a function definition?
'V' (one character) is for vertical visual mode, you need two
characters: '\' (unless you've set <LocalLeader> to something
else), followed by '/' (mnemonic for commenting). Sorry about
the confusion. The other commands, for include- and definition-
search, are standard and documented (:help include-search/
:help definition-search). My favourite is ctrl-w ctrl-d.
Claus
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