created by

Tim Pope

script type

utility

description

This is a simple plugin that helps to end certain structures automatically.  In Ruby, this means adding "end" after "if", "do", "def" and several other keywords. In Vim Script, this amounts to appropriately adding "endfunction", "endif", etc.  There's also VB support (don't ask). A primary guiding principle in designing this plugin was that an erroneous insertion is never acceptable.  The behavior is only triggered once pressing enter on the end of the line.  When this happens, endwise searches for a matching end structure and only adds one if none is found. While the goal was to make it customizable, this turned out to be a tall order.  Every language has vastly different requirements.  Nonetheless, for those bold enough to attempt it, you can follow the model of the autocmds in the plugin to set the three magic variables governing endwise's behavior. https://github.com/tpope/vim-endwise

install details

Install in ~/.vim/plugin (~\vimfiles\plugin on Windows)

Click on the package to download.

package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
endwise.zip	1.1	2013-01-01	7.0	Tim Pope	Add support for Lua, Bourne shell, and C preprocessor. Detect delimitMate mapping and append accordingly. Add `g:endwise_no_mappings` to allow skipping maps.
endwise.vim	1.0	2008-10-02	7.0	Tim Pope	Initial upload

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