vim-support.vim – Vim IDE – Screen Shots

Vim plugin
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( version 2.3 )

Read the vim-support.vim help file

The key mappings of this plugin (PDF)

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NQC-IDE      nqc-support

Menu Structure

Submenus (1. level)	Submenus (2. level)	Generated Code
Menu Comments		Menu Comments : Different types of comments, file prolog, commenting and uncommenting of marked areas etc. The menu entry file description generates a complete file prolog. File name and the date are looked up by the editor. The other informations (author name, ... ) are taken from the templates or the user input. "=============================================================================== " " File: newplugin.vim " " Description: " " VIM Version: 7.0+ " Author: Dr. Fritz Mehner (fgm), mehner.fritz@web.de " Organization: FH Südwestfalen, Iserlohn " Version: 1.0 " Created: 12.02.2012 11:06 " Revision: --- " License: Copyright (c) 2012, Dr. Fritz Mehner "=============================================================================== This header is generated from the template file below. This template file is created by the user; the macros are replaced when the file is read in. == Comments.file description == start, map:ch == "=============================================================================== " " File: \|FILENAME\| " " Description: <CURSOR> " " VIM Version: 7.0+ " Author: \|AUTHOR\| (\|AUTHORREF\|), \|EMAIL\| " Organization: \|ORGANIZATION\| " Version: 1.0 " Created: \|DATE\| \|TIME\| " Revision: --- " License: \|COPYRIGHT\| "=============================================================================== == ENDTEMPLATE == The entry keyword comments -> todo generates a special end-of-line comment. These comments are easily located by their key words (e.g. :TODO: ). Date and author reference name are inserted by the editor. " :TODO:12.02.2012 11:19:fgm: These comments are not for the final version of a script, of course. TOP
Menu Statements		Menu Statements : Vim statements and code snippet support In normal and insert mode the entry for generates an empty for-loop. The cursor will be positioned between for and in. The jump targets <+LIST+> and <-LOOP_BODY-> can be reached with Ctrl-j. The will then be deleted and Vim goes into insert mode. for \| in <+LIST+> <-LOOP_BODY-> endfor If the entry for is chosen for a marked block (visual mode) this block is surrounded by a foreach-loop: if match( line, regex ) > -1 let start = matchend( line, regex ) let idx1 = 1 + match( line, '\s".$', start ) endif Result: for \| in <+LIST+> if match( line, regex ) > -1 let start = matchend( line, regex ) let idx1 = 1 + match( line, '\s".$', start ) endif endfor TOP
Menu Idioms		Menu Idioms : Insert frequently used statements and code snippets The entry subroutine asks for the name of the subroutine (here: sub1) and generates the following frame: function! s:funct77 () <-FUNCTION_BODY-> return endfunction " ---------- end of function s:funct77 ---------- TOP
Menu Regex		Compose regular expressions with a few mouse clicks. TOP
Menu Perl		Use the Perl API.
Menu Documentation		Insert items used in help files to obtain a consistent style and layout.
Menu Snippets		Menu Snippets : handle code snippets and templates Read the help file for more informations about snippets. TOP
Menu Run		Menu Run A few helper functions. Find, edit, and reread templates.
Menu Help		Menu Help Look up a word on Wiktionary or other sources. Read Vim help or Vim-Support help.

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Page created: August 22 2014 / Mail to: Fritz Mehner