okay，i think Vim can developed to support word-table when ^n^p and fFtT, e.g: chinese.vim " this is a chinese word-table file: beginwordtable chinese <<EOF "this is a command this leisi an an apple aipo and ande other ade is yizi or wuwo EOF
" first col is word of chinese, second col is the word in pinyin (sound) or input-method. and we can set a option named "wordtable": set wordtable=chinese so, if i input: thisisanappleandother, Vim will know "this" is a word, and so as "is", "an", "apple", etc. and, if i want find an, i press "fa" or "fan", the cursor will goto "an", or "and", etc, i think it's no easy to make f operator to support multi-input(Vim don't know how many word will be input, so, vim can't transaction at once). can bram or anyone could implement it? and this function can conbime with the spell-check function of Vim. On 1月2日, 下午9时39分, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]> wrote: > On 02/01/09 11:30, anhnmncb wrote: > > > Ping! > > If you don't get a reply on this ML, the meaning usually is not that > nobody saw the question, but rather that nobody knows the answer. Search > the help first, then try to make your question clearer if the help > doesn't give you an answer (in this case it does, see below). > > > > > > > On 2008-12-31, anhnmncb wrote: > >> On 2008-12-31, anhnmncb wrote: > >>> Hi, list, > > >>> when I type Chinese text in vim, I find it's unconvenient for completing > >>> Chinese word with C-p/n, because a Chinese word is not seperated by space > >>> but > >>> some charactors like "and", "or" and others(I use English to reprent a > >>> Chinese > >>> charactor), so a Chinese sententce will like this: > > >>> ThisIsAChineseWordInSentence.(This is a Chinese word in sentence.) > > >>> When I have typed "ThisIsAChineseWordIn", now if I want to type Sen<C-p> > >>> then > >>> vim can't complete word "Sentence" for me. So I think if iskeyword > >>> supports > >>> adding Chinese charactor to itself, for example(My client doesn't support > >>> Chinese, so I use "and" to represent a Chinese charactor): > > >>> set iskeyword+="and" > >> I meant set iskeyword-="and". > >>> then autocompletion will be without problem with Chinese. I don't know if > >>> it > >>> is easy to handle? > >> Also, it will let me can navigate quicker in a long Chinese sentence, now I > >> have to use /? or fFtT or some hjkls then input a Chinese > >> charactor(sometimes > >> To input a Chinese charactor needs to type at least 3 english charactor). > > For the meaning of its settings, ":help 'iskeyword'" resends to ":help > 'isfname'" where it is said: > > > Multi-byte characters 256 and above are always included, only the > > characters up to 255 are specified with this option. > > For UTF-8 the characters 0xa0 to 0xff are included as well. > > IOW it is not possible to treat some hanzi as 'iskeyword' characters and > others not. I think the above means that even the "ideographic > full-width space" U+3000 is treated as a keyword character, OTOH I > wouldn't affirm this without an experiment (maybe Vim with +multi_byte > knows about the main divisions of the Unicode codepoint range). > > Since I found no satisfactory way to use the IM (which _is_ installed on > my system), I need at least 6 keystrokes to input any hanzi: for > instance, for the simplest of them all, the digit one, 一 yi1 U+4E00, I > need (after getting into Insert mode) to press Ctrl-V u 4 e 0 0 -- or > else, I can use copy-paste if I can find it ready-made in some document. > > Best regards, > Tony. > -- > Paradise is exactly like where you are right now ... only much, much > better. > -- Laurie Anderson --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
