local diffs?
Hello, I'm looking for a quick and easy way to compare two pieces of code inside a single file. I find it to be quite a common use case to compare two functions or code block to see if they are similar enough to be refactored out to a single function. / Jonas
Re: bracket completion
I just downloaded and it works great. I have one wish though. I have
syntax folding for C++ and usually have a lot of open/closed folds. But
when I write a {, all folds open. Is it possible to have the {} pair
inserted without disturbing the folds?
/ Jonas
Karl Guertin skrev:
On 3/31/07, Greg Fitzgerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone know of a way to achieve bracket completion?
I've been sitting on a plugin that does this for a month or so. The
main difference between my plugin and the rest of the options here is
that I do the completion without breaking history or repeat.
Freshly uploaded to vim.org:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1849
This plugin was pared down from a larger script that included a set of
less reusable mappings, so let me know if there's a problem.
Re: The Seven Habits Of Effective Text Editing 2
Jimmy Mack skrev: Hi Bram, I just heard about your recent talk at google, entitled "The Seven Habits Of Effective Text Editing 2". ( http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2007/02/open-source-developers-google-speaker.html ) The original "seven habits of effective text editing" was fascinating and useful. I am sure that I'm not the only vimmer who would be interested in hearing more about this updated version. However, I can't find any links to either a video or a transcript of this talk. Are you planning to make this available on your website? Is it available elsewhere? --Fraser Hanson http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2538831956647446078&q=engedu+vim
Re: Grab visual selection
Georg Dahn skrev: Jonas Persson wrote: I'm lookning for the eqvivalent of (grab word under cursor) for grabbing the current visual selection into the command line. Any suggestions? Well, I would yank the current visual selection with y, and in the command line I would do " (where " is the unnamed register). Yes, but thats not really the equivalent. You need to get back to visual mode from command mode where you are typing (or at least I would, as I seldom plan ahead enough to have an active yank at that point ;). And, more important, since I am going to use it in mappings I dont want any registers overwritten. / Jonas
Grab visual selection
Hi, I'm lookning for the eqvivalent of (grab word under cursor) for grabbing the current visual selection into the command line. Any suggestions? / Jonas
