Just in case you discover you are annoyed by this mapping : You may
want to check if there is text after the cursor before inserting the
closing tocken, e.g. autoclosing a " (a double quote) can be annoying
if you just wanted to comment something in you vimrc. I use this
mapping to avoid this situation.
function! InsertIfNoTrailingWord(closingChar)
" gets what is after the cursor
let trailing = strpart(getline("."), col("."))
" if it matches a non blank character
if trailing !~ '\S'
execute "normal! a" . a:closingChar
execute "normal! h"
endif
endfunction
inoremap " "<esc>:call InsertIfNoTrailingWord('"')<cr>a
There are tons of plugins that handle bracketting, but I prefer to
stick to something simple...
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Christophe-Marie Duquesne
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