Any body here using the perl-support tools available at:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=556
that can help me get a better start using them?
The readme advises you to (after installation):
Restart gVim/Vim generate the help tags
:helptags ~/.vim/doc
and look at the perlsupport help with
:help perlsupport
After doing that I found something called a
[perlsupport-stub-sub]
Pressing `^]' on it leads me to some more info:
In normal mode the item 'subroutine' asks for a subroutine name and
creates a stub subroutine with one parameter
[...]
But what is meant by `item'... that is a pretty thin description of
what is meant to do to/with `subroutine'.
:h subroutine <nothing>
Searching on down the page on `subroutine' seems to indicate it can be
inserted somehow... but I'm not getting how it is done.
I had hoped pressing `^]' would lead to a description of how it works.
And I guess someone thought that it does... but I'm not finding the
clear instruction on how to cause this insertion to happen.
I want to be able to insert other starter things to like
while(){
_
}
if(){
_
}
[...] etc
Where the cursor lands neatly where I put the underscore.
I'm pretty sure perl-support can do all kinds of wonderful things like
that. But where are the details of how?
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