created by

Vadim Khohlov

script type

utility

description

Place the cursor on the type you need to include. If it is your class, for example MyClass, enter in Normal mode:        :call AutoIncludeCC() The string #include "myclass.h" will be inserted in file. For type from library, for example STL, enter:        :call AutoIncludeLib("stl") At first time you well be prompted to enter the correct header. You should enter full text for include statement, i.e. with < >. In next time this header will be inserted automatically even after reloading of   vim. You can also place the special marks into file. For you types this is the "project headers". In this case #include will be inserted after line with this text:    //project headers    #include "myclass.h" For type from the libraries this text is the "libname headers", where libname is name of library:    //stl headers    #include <vector>    //wx headers    #include <wx/menu.h> Of course, you can create map for calling of this function: map ;; :call AutoIncludeCC()<cr> map ;;w :call AutoIncludeLib("wx")<cr>

install details

Put autoincludex.vim file in your ~/.vim/plugin. Create directory ~/.vim/includesdb where databases of headers will be saved. You can use any directory, but in this case you should set the variable g:dict_inc_db_path in correct value.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
autoincludex.vim	1.0	2008-09-01	6.0	Vadim Khohlov	- bugfix of processing headers with \ and / - Added options g:ainc_header_prefix and g:ainc_header_suffix. This options allows you to use script for other languages, such as php, python and so on. See description in comments.
autoincludex.vim	0.9	2008-08-31	6.0	Vadim Khohlov	Initial upload

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