created by

Alex Kunin

script type

ftplugin

description

The plugin enhances syntax/folding/mappings of the current buffer, converting it to simple yet useful single-file wiki. Name stands for something like "compact wiki". Screenshot can be downloaded here: http://a-hw.narod.ru/cwiki.png Features: ========================= * single file storage (readable textual format; built-in VIM encryption can be applied) * unobtrusive wikiwords (no special symbols like brackets) * synonyms (you can define them, so "Bill", "William", and "Mr. W. Smith" point to the same article) * folding (separates articles; shows number of meaningful article lines) * syntax highlighting * visual wikiword selector Syntax: ========================= First level article title: +++ Wiki word Second level article title: ++++ Wiki word Third level article title: +++++ Wiki word Level affects folding only, no other side effects. Optional metadata is expected to be the first non-blank line after the title: Synonyms: a, b, {C,c}def Whitespace before "Synonyms" and after comma is mandatory. Curly braces are expanded like shell patterns, i.e. the line above is equivalent to the following: Synonyms: a, b, Cdef, cdef Actually "Synonyms" is the only metadata currently supported. Key mappings: ========================= n_Ctrl-]: follow wikiword under cursor v_Ctrl-]: add new article; currently selected text is used as title n_F5: refresh the wiki (you need this if you altered synonyms) n_F3: show wikiword selector (current wikiword will be highlighted; move cursor to the desired wikiword and press <CR> to select it, or press <F3> to close the selector) No other special bindings so far. You can move text around at will. Specifically it is really handy to move whole articles by doing DD and p with folded blocks. Highlighting groups: ========================= * CWikiTitle1, CWikiTitle2, CWikiTitle3: article titles (linked to Title by default). * CWikiTitleMark: "+" signs in the title (linked to Title by default) * CWikiWord: any detected wikiword (linked to Underlined by default) Notes: ========================= AFAIK on Win32 by default Underlined looks like Normal, so you won't be able to see any wikiwords. The following might help: :highlight Underlined gui=underlined I didn't experience any problems with the plugin yet. But maybe it is a good idea to make backups every now and then (if you do something useful, of course): set backup set writebackup au BufWritePre <buffer> let &bex = '-' . strftime("%Y%b%d%X") . '~' Sample: ========================= Here is minimal yet complete sample of the wikifile. Just paste it into new buffer and type :set ft=cwiki (after installing the plugin, of course). --8<------------------------------ +++ First article     Synonyms: 1st article, {A,a}rticle #1 Here we have some text. I'd like to mention Mr. W. Smith (note that his name is wrapped with <CR>). +++ Mr. W. Smith     Synonyms: William, Bill, dad This article is about Mr. W. Smith, also known as William, Bill. He has two doughters: Jane and Kim. Article #1 mentions Bill. Though, that 1st article is rather short. ++++ Jane Smith     Synonyms: Jane Ms. Jane's dad is Bill. ++++ Kim Kim is too young, so we refer to her without the last name, e.g. no synonyms yet. She loves her dad. --8<------------------------------

install details

Copy the file into your ~/.vim/ftplugin/ directory. To wikify particular file, load it and then type:     :set ft=cwiki You might want to add an autocommand. Alternatively, you can add modeline to your wikifile:     vim: ft=cwiki

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
cwiki.vim	0.1a	2008-03-03	7.0	Alex Kunin	Added visual wikiword selector: press <F3>, selector window will appear, current wikiword will be highlighted; move cursor to the desired wikiword and press <CR> to select it, or press <F3> to close the selector.
cwiki.vim	0.1	2008-03-01	7.0	Alex Kunin	Initial upload

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