created by

Leon van Kammen

script type

utility

description

DEMO ===== actions speak louder than words, so check out this demo: http://www.playterm.org/r/vim-mappingmanager-plugin-1318246417?vim=1 ( PROBLEM ======= First there was a happy vim-user, but after some vim plugins, lots of tricks'n'commands: the vim-user begins to suffer from braindamage. Keyboardshortcuts are easier to remember, but in vim also its very easy to get a 'almost-all-my-mappings-are-taken' syndrome. SOLUTION ======== switching of keyboardmappings..you can have endless mappings now. Call it keyboardshortcutsmappings or presets if you will. USAGE ====== - use ,m to toggle a mappingmanager-panel which gives LOT of info - use ,, to cycle thru mappings (remembering this shortcut is enough, rest is self-explanatory) - [optional] use ,. to view the current mapping - [optional] use ,/ to select a mapping - [optional] use ,m change output mode between 'dialog' or 'console' - [optional] use ,F1 select mapping #1 - [optional] use ,F2 select mapping #2 - ..and so on Author : Leon van Kammen (Coder Of Salvation/leon.vankammen.eu) Author : Tim Gerritsen (Mannetje Development/www.mannetje.org)

install details

INSTALLATION ============ following instructions are focused on *NIX based, textmode vim-users, but might also work on other platforms with a bit of love: - put mappingmanager.vim into your plugins directory - add the contents of mappings.vim to your vimrc configuration file - [optional] multi-user / company installation which keeps things tidy:    - copy mappings.vim to your global vimconfig dir (example: /etc/vim)    - copy mappings.vim to your homedir's .vim dir (example: ~/.vim usually exist)    - copy mappings.vim to your projectdir dir, vim will automatically add projectspecific mappings

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
mappingmanager-v1.0.tar.gz	1.0	2011-10-10	7.0	Leon van Kammen	Initial upload

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