On Thu, Feb 08, 2007 at 09:56:52PM +0000, Tom Whittock wrote: > Hi Vim users. > > I have a question: Given a standard function call block of text: > > func(arg1, arg2, arg3); > > how do people here deal with editing the argument list efficiently? > > I'm looking to try to create a custom motion to allow me to move > across and change arguments with a minimum number of keystrokes, as I > find myself doing that a fair bit. This is what I quickly came up with > (it's buggy - I don't deal with many cases here) > > /\((\zs.\)\|\(,\zs.\)\|\()\) > > which puts search marks here: > > func(_arg1,_ arg2,_ arg3_);
Perhags you should have a look at EasyHtml which solves at least deleting, inserting of attributes in another way. It opens a new window and shows win 1 main win arg1 | arg2 | func ( .. arg3 | so you can add args and remove them in the view on the left ? At least this is another way to think about it? It would be a little bit more work to implement properly. Marc
