Re: Scripting the enter key
On Monday, July 16, 2012 5:32:35 PM UTC-5, skeept wrote:
By coincidence I was also trying to fix the problem that these two plugins
conflict by both defining a imap for the enter key.
The closest I got was to add the following to a file after/plugin/
imap lt;silentgt; lt;crgt;
lt;Pluggt;delimitMateCRlt;C-Rgt;=lt;SNRgt;34_SelectCompletion(1)lt;CRgt;
this would be the mapping defined by delimitmate followed by the mapping
defined by supertab.
This solution doesn#39;t really work, whenever I press enter two new lines
are entered and the braces in the expansion are not correctly aligned.
The other way around doesn#39;t work (when I put the mapping from supertab
before the mapping from delimitmate).
Right now I gave up on the mapping for delimitmate and I am just using the
mapping for supertab and additionally have the following map:
inoremap {{ {lt;crgt;lt;crgt;}lt;escgt;kcc
if anyone has any idea on how to have the lt;crgt; key work for both
plugins it would be nice, otherwise I#39;ll stick to this mapping, once I
get used to it is not bad.
I assume your problem is with selecting a result from a completion menu using
CR. Try using the pumvisible() function in an expression mapping, to return
either the delimitMate mapping or the SuperTab mapping depending on whether the
completion menu is visible.
I don't use SuperTab, but I use the following:
always insert a completion menu item with Enter
imap expr CR pumvisible() ? \LTC-Y : \PlugdelimitMateCR
You may be able to replace the first return value with the supertab mapping. Or
maybe you don't even need the supertab mapping if you use the above, I'm not
sure what supertab does when you press CR.
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Re: Scripting the enter key
On Monday, July 16, 2012 10:39:03 AM UTC-5, Douglas Mayle wrote: Hi all, I#39;m trying to write a function to make smarter line breaking when I split a pair of parentheses or braces. For example, with the text: span style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospacefunc (/spanu style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospace)/u/div u style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospace /u/div (The cursor is on the closing parentheses), when I hi enter, I#39;d like to end with the following state:/div font face=courier new, monospacefunc (/font/div font face=courier new, monospace _/font/div font face=courier new, monospace)/font/div In this case, the closing parentheses gets pushed down one line, and I end up on the following line with correct indentation following my settings./div /div I#39;ve written a script to accomplish this, but the indentation is always borked (It always starts at column 0). Could anyone help me with pointers?/div Here's a few pointers: 1. If you use an expr map (or if start your mapping with C-R= instead of :), you can remain in insert mode when the mapping completes, without need for the C-\C-O 2. Whenever you leave insert mode, and the line has nothing but whitespace, and you have made no changes to the line in insert mode other than whitespace, Vim will automatically remove the whitespace on the line. I think this (combined with temporarily leaving insert mode) may be why your indent is not what you expect it to be. 3. There are plugins which can do your desired task already. For example, DelimitMate. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2754 Note this plugin is primarily for inserting matched pairs together, but it also does balanced insertion of spaces and line breaks within empty matched pairs. See http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_append_closing_characters#Plugins Were I doing what you ask by hand, I'd have a mapping which basically does one of these (starting from insert mode): CREscO CRCREsckcc -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
Re: Scripting the enter key
Thanks for the tip on expr, I hadn't known about it! Long story short, I was using 'autoclose' to do what delimitmate does, and was looking to add the CR expansion myself. It turns out that delimitmate does everything that autoclose does, with smarter handling of matching (e.g. dm: I'm versus ac: I''m), and adds the functionality as you've mentioned. The only caveat was that SuperTab (which I don't use, but was hanging around in my bundle directory) conflicts with delimitmate, and so I had to remove it. In any case, I've got exactly what I was looking for, so thanks! Cheers, Doug On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 11:07 AM, Ben Fritz fritzophre...@gmail.com wrote: On Monday, July 16, 2012 10:39:03 AM UTC-5, Douglas Mayle wrote: Hi all, I#39;m trying to write a function to make smarter line breaking when I split a pair of parentheses or braces. For example, with the text: span style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospacefunc (/spanu style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospace)/u/div u style=font-family:#39;courier new#39;,monospace /u/div (The cursor is on the closing parentheses), when I hi enter, I#39;d like to end with the following state:/div font face=courier new, monospacefunc (/font/div font face=courier new, monospace _/font/div font face=courier new, monospace)/font/div In this case, the closing parentheses gets pushed down one line, and I end up on the following line with correct indentation following my settings./div /div I#39;ve written a script to accomplish this, but the indentation is always borked (It always starts at column 0). Could anyone help me with pointers?/div Here's a few pointers: 1. If you use an expr map (or if start your mapping with C-R= instead of :), you can remain in insert mode when the mapping completes, without need for the C-\C-O 2. Whenever you leave insert mode, and the line has nothing but whitespace, and you have made no changes to the line in insert mode other than whitespace, Vim will automatically remove the whitespace on the line. I think this (combined with temporarily leaving insert mode) may be why your indent is not what you expect it to be. 3. There are plugins which can do your desired task already. For example, DelimitMate. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2754 Note this plugin is primarily for inserting matched pairs together, but it also does balanced insertion of spaces and line breaks within empty matched pairs. See http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_append_closing_characters#Plugins Were I doing what you ask by hand, I'd have a mapping which basically does one of these (starting from insert mode): CREscO CRCREsckcc -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -- You received this message from the vim_use maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
Re: Scripting the enter key
On Monday, July 16, 2012 4:13:23 PM UTC-5, Douglas Mayle wrote:
Thanks for the tip on lt;exprgt;, I hadn#39;t known about it!
/div
Long story short, I was using #39;autoclose#39; to do what delimitmate
does, and was looking to add the CR expansion myself. It turns out that
delimitmate does everything that autoclose does, with smarter handling of
matching (e.g. dm: I#39;m versus ac: I#39;#39;m), and adds the
functionality as you#39;ve mentioned./div
/div
The only caveat was that SuperTab (which I don#39;t use, but was hanging
around in my bundle directory) conflicts with delimitmate, and so I had to
remove it./div
/div
In any case, I#39;ve got exactly what I was looking for, so thanks!/div
/div
Cheers,/div
Doug
By coincidence I was also trying to fix the problem that these two plugins
conflict by both defining a imap for the enter key.
The closest I got was to add the following to a file after/plugin/
imap silent cr PlugdelimitMateCRC-R=SNR34_SelectCompletion(1)CR
this would be the mapping defined by delimitmate followed by the mapping
defined by supertab.
This solution doesn't really work, whenever I press enter two new lines are
entered and the braces in the expansion are not correctly aligned.
The other way around doesn't work (when I put the mapping from supertab before
the mapping from delimitmate).
Right now I gave up on the mapping for delimitmate and I am just using the
mapping for supertab and additionally have the following map:
inoremap {{ {crcr}esckcc
if anyone has any idea on how to have the cr key work for both plugins it
would be nice, otherwise I'll stick to this mapping, once I get used to it is
not bad.
Best Regards,
Jorge
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