created by

Ilya Bobir

script type

utility

description

Makes <C-H> in insert mode delete one subword from a camel case word or one _ delimited subword before the cursor. For example, the following word is typed in an editor: one_twoThree First <C-H> will delete "Three", second - "two" and the third will completely erase the word. Default mapping could be changed by setting g:EraseSubword_insertMap to the desired key.  Setting s:EraseSubword_insertMap to an empty string would remove default mapping at all.  Mapping could be changed later (for example in file type plugin or in some auto commands) using EraseSubword_setInsertMap function that takes one argument - new value for the g:EraseSubword_insertMap.  Empty value would disable plugin and any other value would add new mapping (old mapping would be removed). There is also a possibility to use buffer local mapping.  Than you probably want to set g:EraseSubword_insertMap to an empty string (so that there would be no global mapping) and then use EraseSubword_setlocalInsertMap in FileType auto command or BufNew, BufCreate and a like to set buffer local mapping.  EraseSubword_setlocalInsertMap uses same syntax as EraseSubword_insertMap - one argument that is a desired mapping or empty string to remove existing mapping.

install details

Copy eraseSubword.vim to your ~/vimfiles/plugin directory.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
eraseSubword.vim	4	2005-09-21	6.0	Ilya Bobir	+ Mapping can be changes and buffer local mapping can be set * 'ignorecase' was not properly handled * Sometimes deleted to mutch

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