Keyan wrote:
> hi,
>
> i have the following problem. when i edit cpp/perl/java or other source code
> files, i like to have my { on separate lines, i.e.:
>
> function ()
> {
> // bla
> }
>
> so i use
>
> inoremap { ^M{^M}<ESC>O
>
> in my ftplugin files.
>
> now, when i document my stuff, i use tex, in which i dont want the have the {
> } on a separate line. if i include an
>
> iunmap {
>
> in my tex.vim, i get an error, if the inoremap { was not set before, lets
> say, when i only work on .tex files, without switching between .cpp and .tex.
>
> summarised, i want the inoremap { function (or something similar) active on a
> set of files, and not active in another set, but without error messages.
>
> is there a nice way to handle this?
>
You want to use the <buffer> modifier to the map. I suggest placing the map
inoremap <buffer> { ^M{^M}<ESC>O
into .vim/ftplugin/cpp.vim so it is only activated in C++ buffers;
the <buffer> qualifier will keep its effect there.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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