created by

Christian Habermann

script type

utility

description

This script looks up a word/phrase in a dictionary. User can press key-shortcuts to translate word under cursor, visually selected text or to be asked for a word. Search-results are viewed in the same window in which searching was started. To close a view, press 'q' - TransVim will then switch back to the buffer comming from. There are several possibilities to start a translation:   1) move cursor over word to be translated and press <Leader>tr   2) visually select word to be translated and press <Leader>tr   3) press <Leader>ta to be prompted for a word Memory aid: tr = (T)(R)anslate, ta = (T)ranslate (A)sk for word By default <Leader> is \, so press \tr, \ta to start  translation. In order to prevent tremendous huge search-results, the search-string must be at least 3 characters long (min. length is configurable).

install details

Copy this script into your local plugin directory (~/.vim/plugin/). Set 'g:trv_dictionary' in .vimrc to a plain-ASCII dictionary of your choice (not included, see script header for further info)   e.g.: let g:trv_dictionary="~/.vim/dictionary/ger-eng.txt" 'grep' is used for searching, so you need it too.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
transvim.vim	1.0.1	2002-12-08	6.0	Christian Habermann	Bug-fix: Removed mapping of <ESC> to close view of results. In console version of VIM this mapping leaded to close view after pressing any cursor key - not only after <ESC>. Now use 'q' instead of <ESC>.
transvim.vim	1.0.0	2002-11-28	6.0	Christian Habermann	Initial upload

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