created by

Mike Sharpe

script type

game

description

The goal of VimSokoban is to push all the packages ($) into the  home area (.) of each level using hjkl keys or the arrow keys. The arrow keys move the player (X) in the  corresponding direction, pushing a package if it is in the way and there is a clear space on the other side. Use the :Sokoban       - or -    :Sokoban <level num>     (no split window) :SokobanH     - or -    :SokobanH <level num>   (horizontal split window) :SokobanV     - or -    :SokobanV <level num>   (vertical split window) commands to start the game h or <Left> - move the man left j or <Down> - move the man down k or <Up> - move the man up l or <Right> - move the man right r - restart level n - next level p - previous level u - undo move Levels came from the xsokoban distribution which is in the public domain. http://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/xsokoban.html Take a look at VIM Tetris (vimscript#172) too....the game which started the VIM Game revolution :)

install details

Run `tar -zxf VimSokoban.tar.gz`, this will unpack the installation into the VimSokoban directory. Contained in that directory are the levels and the sokoban.vim script. Simply add sokoban.vim to your favorite vim plugin directory or source it directly.   The directory containing the levels is found as follows, 1) if g:SokobanLevelDirectory is set that directory is used 2) if $VIMSOKOBANDIR is set that directory is used 3) if $HOME/VimSokoban exists it is used 4) on WINDOWS, if c:\\VimSokoban exists it is used 5) if a VimSokoban directory exists below the directory where the script lives exists it is used. (this means that if sokoban.vim     is in your plugin directory you can put the levels into a directory called VimSokoban in your plugin directory) 6) Finally, the directory where the script lives is considered. (this means that if you have the levels and the sokoban.vim     script in the same directory it should be able to find the levels) (when setting g:SokobanLevelDirectory or $VIMSOKOBANDIR make sure that it contains a trailing / or \ (unix/windows). You will need a VIM window which is 80 characters wide and about 35 lines.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.3	2002-03-06	6.0	Mike Sharpe	set buftype and nomodifiable, remeber progress though levels, record high scores for each level.
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.2	2002-02-21	6.0	Mike Sharpe	fix bug in routine which detected when a level was complete. This meant some levels were not detected as complete e.g. level 11.
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.1b	2002-02-19	6.0	Mike Sharpe	Use the <sfile> expansion to try to locate the level directory.
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.1a	2002-02-15	6.0	Mike Sharpe	Minor tweaks to help windows find the level directory a little more smoothly. I hope this works.
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.1	2002-02-13	6.0	Mike Sharpe	Map the j/k keys correctly. Added SokobanH and SokobanV commands which control how the screen is split
VimSokoban.tar.gz	1.0	2002-02-11	6.0	Mike Sharpe	Initial upload

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