created by

Kana Natsuno

script type

utility

description

*submode* is a Vim plugin to provide the way to define "submodes" to the built-in |vim-modes|.  For example, whenever you type |g-| and/or |g+| to undo/redo many times, don't you want to type "g++--++..." instead "g+g+g-g-g+g+..."?  With this plugin, you can define such interface with the following settings: call submode#enter_with('undo/redo', 'n', '', 'g-', 'g-') call submode#enter_with('undo/redo', 'n', '', 'g+', 'g+') call submode#leave_with('undo/redo', 'n', '', '<Esc>') call submode#map('undo/redo', 'n', '', '-', 'g-') call submode#map('undo/redo', 'n', '', '+', 'g+') The above settings mean: - Define a new submode named "undo/redo". - Define "g-" and "g+" as key sequences to enter the submode "undo/redo" from   Normal mode.  Aditionally, they does undo/redo before entering the submode   "undo/redo". - In the submode "undo/redo", "-" and "+" do undo/redo. - In the submode "undo/redo", "<Esc>" leaves the submode. *submode-leaving* By default, <Esc> is automatically defined as a key to leave any submode. So you don't have to explicitly define like the above example. There are also 2 ways to leave submodes: - Type any key sequence which is not mapped in the submode. - Don't type any key for a long time.  See |submode-variables| to configure   the details of this time out. Requirements: - Vim 7.2 or later Latest version: http://github.com/kana/vim-submode Document in HTML format: http://kana.github.com/config/vim/submode.html

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vim-submode-0.0.0.zip	0.0.0	2008-12-01	7.0	Kana Natsuno	Initial upload

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