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SnippetsMgr : This script helps to work with code snippets.

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created by
Christian Habermann
 
script type
utility
 
description
This script helps to work with code snippets. It provides functions to insert, edit, create, delete and rename code snippets.          
Snippets are files that can be loaded into the active buffer (e.g. programmers can easily add a template function header when writing a new function or add often used codes).                  
                                                                  
To invoke the snippets manager, press <leader>sm                  
  Memory aid: sm (s)nippets(m)anager                              
In the current window a list of code snippets will be shown. To copy a snippet into the buffer in which SnippetsMgr was invoked,  move cursor over a snippet and press <enter>. That's it.          
                                                                  
Simple and not very useful code snippets are provided with this script. See them as examples and as starting point to write own ones. Code snippets are very personal. To use them in an efficient way you will have to write your owns.                                        
 
install details
Just copy this script into Vim's plugin directory, for details see Vim help ':help plugin'.                                          
Copy the directory 'snippets' to your vimfiles directory and set the path to it. How to configure see header of script.                        
 

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package script version date Vim version user release notes
SnippetsMgr.zip 1.01.00 2007-01-28 7.0 Christian Habermann Snippets can now be loaded with indentation.
snippetsmgr.zip 1.00.00 2006-10-26 7.0 Christian Habermann Initial upload
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