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script: Middle English, from Latin scriptum, things written, a plan of action



Recent Script Updates (browse all | search)
[2024-03-17]  vim-md-link : Keep long URLs out of your way in Markdown documents
(0.1.0) Initial upload - Qad Zek
[2024-03-16]  vim-weaselwords : Crafting polished prose by highlighting weasel words and passive use in Vim
(1.2.0) Initial upload - Moritz
[2024-03-15]  vim-office : read common binary files, such as PDFs or those for Libre or Microsoft Office
(1.5) improve excel and powerpoint handling - Enno Nagel
[2024-03-15]  vim-langtool : list and jump to grammar errors found by LanguageTool
(1.5) trigger slow check for language tool languages only when necessary - Enno Nagel
[2024-03-14]  vim-navigator : An whichkey alternative to provide keymap hints.
(0.0.3) - fix: popup mode in the center may be unable to calculate paging information. - fix: crash when min_height is above max_height - minor fixes. - Wei Lin
[2024-03-13]  wrapwidth : Wraps long lines virtually at a specific column
(3.3) Improved to automatically adjust the virtual spaces while typing in insert mode. Added 2 options. - Rick Howe
[2024-03-10]  pace.vim : Measure the pace of typing (in Insert mode &c.)
(2.0) demo.vim and pace.vim: The files have been overhauled to Vim9 script. The comparison of generated profiling data for major script versions shows noticeable reduction in execution time for functions written in Vim9 syntax, and the improvement of measuring accuracy seems promising in consequence of this observation. TO BRAM. - Aliaksei Budavei
[2024-03-07]  vim-sentence-chopper : version-control friendly formatting of prose (and LaTeX markup)
(1.5) refactor sentence end detection regex - Enno Nagel
[2024-03-05]  wrapfiller : Align each wrapped line virtually between windows
(2.2) Improved to check a change of several options, text, and window width to automatically adjust virtual lines. - Rick Howe
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