On Sun, Feb 15, at 08:34 Christian Brabandt wrote:
>
> ok, so digraphs are not the best method for writing longer sets of
> characters. For me, I like the use of digraphs (since I use them only
> occasionally), I just dislike the way how to find the character you
> are looking for
>
Just a thought, but if you use them occasionally and only a small subset,
then you can probably create a list (of the ones you use most) and rely to
vim for auto completion, like:
function! CompleteDigraph()
let list = ["Š", "š", "Ţ", "ţ", "Ť", "ť", "Ŧ", "ŧ", "Ũ"]
return list
endfunction
iab dgr <C-R>= input("Digraph: ", "", "customlist,CompleteDigraph")<CR>
> Christian
Regards,
Ag.
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