created by

Deon Poncini

script type

utility

description

Include Fixer organizes C and C++ #include header files to be in specific categories, as well as organizing alphabetically. Default categories are provided, as well as the option to customize categories Usage: Once installed, use the following command to organize include files:     :FixIncludes The command will search for lines containing #include directives, and organize them into different categories and alphabetically within those categories. Note: this includes whether the include is written as "file.h" or <file.h>. All includes starting with " will precede those starting with < The plugin comes with a number of default categories. Each category is separated from the others with a blank line. The default categories are arranged in the following order:         module         local         boost         qt         c std library         c++ std library

install details

Note: I recommend using Tim Pope's pathogen plugin to install this plugin. See https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen. If you've installed pathogen properly you can install Include Fixer with the following commands:         $ cd ~/.vim/bundle         $ git clone https://github.com/DeonPoncini/includefixer.git If you aren't using pathogen, you can use the following steps to install: 1.  Checkout the git repository above 2.  Move `includefixer.vim` to your `plugins` directory 3.  Move this help file into the `doc` directory

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
includefixer.tar.gz	0.1	2013-12-15	7.3	Deon Poncini	Fix small bug with not removing enough blank lines

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