On Mon, 6 Jun 2022, "'Grant Taylor' via vim_use" <vim_use@googlegroups.com>
wrote:
> #TIL
>
> Thank you for sharing this Eli. I'll be trying ~> using a subset of this.
>
> Aside: How wrong is it that I'm thinking about adding m4's "`" and "'"
> based on file / buffer type? a la. set matchpairs=`:'
Not wrong at all. That's a good idea.
Vaguely related: I wrote my own markup language for my blog posts. It's
a hydrid of Markdown style in-line formatting and *roff style block
formatting. _Italics_ like that, and ".p" / "./p" for open and close
paragraphs, or ".pp" to close a paragraph and start a new one. I use
"set paragraphs=ppp\ hrbri\ d\ /p" to make { and } motions work for that
filetype. "set paragraphs" is highly tuned to *roff style formatting
(namely implied initial period and max of two characters in a label)
which highly reduces the usefulness, but old Unix hands are more likely
to find/use such formatting. But I wrote the markup knowing how "set
paragraphs" works.
(The other entries in there are used for things like horizontal rules,
image tags, and image boxes.)
Elijah
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