created by

Andrew Radev

script type

utility

description

Github project: https://github.com/AndrewRadev/switch.vim Screencast: http://youtu.be/zIOOLZJb87U The main entry point of the plugin is a single command, ":Switch". When the command is executed, the plugin looks for one of a few specific patterns under the cursor and performs a substition depending on the pattern. For example, if the cursor is on the "true" in the following code:     flag = true Then, upon executing ":Switch", the "true" will turn into "false". It is highly recommended to map the ":Switch" command to a key. For example, to map it to "-", place the following in your .vimrc:     nnoremap - :Switch<cr> Here's a list of some of the built-in switch definitions. To see all definitions, read the documentation. To see the actual definitions with their patterns and replacements, look at the file plugin/switch.vim. Global:   Boolean conditions:       foo && bar       foo || bar   Boolean constants:       flag = true       flag = false       flag = True       flag = False Ruby:   Hash style:       foo = { :one => 'two' }       foo = { one: 'two' }   If-clauses:       if predicate?         puts 'Hello, World!'       end       if true and (predicate?)         puts 'Hello, World!'       end       if false or (predicate?)         puts 'Hello, World!'       end   Rspec should/should_not:       1.should eq 1       1.should_not eq 1   Tap:     foo = user.comments.map(&:author).first     foo = user.comments.tap { |o| puts o.inspect }.map(&:author).first   String style (Note that it only works for single-word strings):     foo = 'bar'     foo = "baz"     foo = :baz PHP:   "Echo" in tags:       <?php "Text" ?>       <?php echo "Text" ?> Eruby:   If-clauses:       <% if predicate? %>         <%= 'Hello, World!' %>       <% end %>       <% if true and (predicate?) %>         <%= 'Hello, World!' %>       <% end %>       <% if false or (predicate?) %>         <%= 'Hello, World!' %>       <% end %>   Tag type:       <% something %>       <%# something %>       <%=raw something %>       <%= something %>   Hash style:       <% foo = { :one => 'two' } %>       <% foo = { one: 'two' } %> C++:   Pointer dots/arrows:     Object* foo = bar.baz;     Object* foo = bar->baz; Coffeescript:   Arrows:     functionCall (foo) ->     functionCall (foo) => For more detailed information, please read the docs or check out the README on github.

install details

There are several ways to install the plugin. The recommended one is by using Tim Pope's pathogen (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2332). In that case, you can clone the plugin's git repository like so:     git clone git://github.com/AndrewRadev/switch.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/switch If your vim configuration is under git version control, you could also set up the repository as a submodule, which would allow you to update more easily. The command is (provided you're in ~/.vim):     git submodule add git://github.com/AndrewRadev/switch.vim.git bundle/switch Another way is to simply copy all the essential directories inside the ~/.vim directory: plugin, autoload, doc.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
switch.zip	0.3.0	2015-01-27	7.0	Andrew Radev	- Haml support - Coffeescript dictionary shorthand - Default mapping - Various bugfixes
switch.zip	0.2.0	2014-01-26	7.0	Andrew Radev	- Better customization - More switches
switch.zip	0.1.1	2012-09-11	7.0	Andrew Radev	Bugfix for multibyte characters
switch.zip	0.1.0	2012-09-09	7.0	Andrew Radev	- Better customization options - Builtin for C++ pointers - Builtin for coffeescript arrows - Builtin for ruby's tap method - Builtin for ruby string types - Bugfixes
switch.zip	0.0.1	2012-08-15	7.0	Andrew Radev	Initial upload

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