Am 12.01.2012 20:47, schrieb Charles Campbell:
Hello,
I have "hints" files that echo prototypes when a function name is typed in
insert mode.
Example:
inorea abc abc<c-o>:echoh Unique<Bar>echo "void abc(void *ptr)"<Bar>echoh
None<CR>
so that when in insert mode and
abc(
is typed, a message is echo'd to the effect that:
void abc(void *ptr)
is displayed.
The problem I'm having involves the dot command; the <c-o> apparently breaks the
"small change":
assume one has a file with two lines:
one
two
Typing (with the above inorea... hint active):
1Gi(abc) <esc>j0.
yields
(abc) one
) two
Any suggestions on how to get around this issue?
Regards,
Chip Campbell
* use <expr> mapping, and :echo as side-effect:
inorea <expr> abc SelfEcho('abc')
func! SelfEcho(name)
echoh Unique
echo printf("void %s(void *ptr)", a:name)
echoh None
return a:name
endfunc
--
Andy
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