Hi,
On Mon, 1 Mar 2010 14:43:52 -0600
sc <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Monday 01 March 2010 02:03:25 pm Pavel Vávra wrote:
>
> > A: double-click at <word> does:
> > 1) if <word> is variable name, jumps to its definition
> > 2) if <word> is form/procedure/macro/function name, jumps to
> > its definition. In both cases: if definition is outside
> > opened source code, vim has to inform system about it (I just
> > do not know how it works, but assume it can be done), new
> > source file will be prepared (by SAP system) to Vim and Vim
> > shold open new file and move cursor to appropriate position
> > in this file. As a benefit - if user is not allowed to edit
> > new file, it should be opened in read-only mode (this
> > information has to be trasferred from SAP system). I think,
> > that if no double-click can be reassigned, it will be fine to
> > choose any other key, e.g. F2 for this functionality
> >
> > B: help (F1)
> > - when cursor stays on keyword, just send info to SAP, it
> > creates its own window with specified help. I think that it
> > can be done via some macro, is it?
> >
>
> for (A) you're probably going to want to use some implementation
> of exuberant ctags, about which what i know wouldn't fill a
OK, exuberant ctags, will solve a part odf (A) question. Thank you for pointing
to it. What about opening of files in R/O mode? It seems it is possible by Vim,
it can be handled similar to help files. And sub-question: sometimes in this
environment there are situation, where some parts of one file are read-only and
some parts are allowed to enter text, see example:
*-----
non-editable line
other non-editable line
*{INSERT some_identification (this line is not editable)
in this area I am able to enter anything, add lines, delete text, etc.
...
up to this line
*}
non-editable lines to the end of file or to next "INSERT" block
*-------
> thimble, but (B) can be easily handled by assigning ":help" to
> keywordprg in your .vimrc thusly:
>
> set keywordprg=:help
>
> then you just hit K in normal mode with your cursor on the
> keyword and up pops the help for that keyword
Yes, it should work ... and it will work fine for locally stored help files.
Then only remapping to <F1> and to write help script :-) Thank you very much
for this tip!
Regards,
Pavel
>
> hth,
>
> sc
>
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