Beckett wrote:
Question to group:
Is there a good way to jump to the start of the current function
in a case like the following (or in other languages like
Python)?
I suppose that one could remap something like
:noremap [[ ?^\(\S.*{<bslash><bar>{\)<cr>
:noremap ]] /^\(\S.*{<bslash><bar>{\)<cr>
:noremap [] ?^\(\S.*{<bslash><bar>{\)<cr>%
For indentation-based languages like Python, you'd have to do
something like
:noremap [[ ?^\s*\(def\|class\)<cr>
:noremap ]] /^\s*\(def\|class\)<cr>
:noremap [] /^<c-r>=&et?repeat(' ', &ts):'\t'<cr>\S/e-<cr>
Finding the end of a section is a bit tricky (especially since
python 2.x allows for spaces or tabs), so my "[]" version tries
to guess whether it should use spaces or tabs based on your &et
setting and uses &ts as your number of spaces. It's tricker if
you have code like
class Foo:
class Bar:
def baz(self):
pass
because the end of baz() is more than one indent-worth. You
might have to instead search backwards like "[[" for a class/def
preceded only by whitespace, capture the quantity of whitespace
and tack on one indentation level followed by "\S" to the
forward-search pattern.
-tim
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