On Tue, 12 Feb 2013, Eric Smith wrote:
Eric Smith wrote on Sun-10-Feb 13 1:55PM
This works great for me, thanks Benjamin.
E.
Benjamin R. Haskell wrote on Thu-07-Feb 13 4:39PM
ino <expr> <CR> getline('.') =~ '\w$' ? ".\<CR>" : "\<CR>"
I am trying (and failing) to modify this so that with lines commencing
with certain words like;
Dear
Geachte
Foobar
... must not have a full stop inserted.
Tried using \@<!
How should I do this?
Here's how I'd do that. For starters, I'd modify the 'fun! ... endf'
version, rather than the one-liner.
fun! LazyFullStop()
let line = getline('.')
let firstword = matchstr(line, '\w\+')
if line =~ '\w$' && -1 == index(['Dear','Geachte','Foobar'], firstword)
return ".\<CR>"
end
return "\<CR>"
endf
ino <expr> <CR> LazyFullStop()
That's case-sensitive (which may be what you want).
If you want to allow leading spaces before the "forbidden" words, you
can change:
let firstword = matchstr(line, '\w\+')
To:
let firstword = matchstr(line, '\%(^\s*\)\@<=\w\+')
And if you really want the one-liner:
ino <expr> <CR> getline('.') =~ '\%(^\s*\%(Dear\\|Geachte\\|Foobar\)\>.*\)\@<!\w$' ? ".\<CR>" :
"\<CR>"
--
Best,
Ben
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