last_change : automatically set time-stamp on modification
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| Justin Randall |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
this (very) lightweight script automatically updates the time-stamp on a file when you :write it out.
the time-stamp is of the form:
Last Change: Wed Aug 31 10:00 AM 2005 EDT
The script is similar to the example given in :help autocmd, the difference being that the time-stamp already there is checked. If it is identical to the one being added, then nothing is done. Since the time-stamp is truncated to the last hour, this ensures that the undo buffer is changed only for :write's every hour.
Set g:timeStampLeader in your ~/.vimrc to change 'Last Change: '
(to 'Last modified: ' for instance)
Use :NOMOD to force the time-stamp to be not updated.
Use :MOD to change it back.
PS: The update only works if the string 'Last Change: ' is found somewhere
in the first 20 lines of the file. Only the first found occurence is processed.
This is a modified version of lastchange.vim script by Srinath Avadhanula. This version fixes a bug where if the system was not win32, the time-zone would get truncated from PST to P, or EDT to E, etc. |
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| install details |
(Windows) drop in C:\Program Files\Vim\vimfiles\plugin
(UNIX)drop in ~/.vim/plugin |
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