created by

Jonathan Blake

script type

utility

description

This keymap (based on vimscript #4147 by Júda Ronén) allows the input of basic Old English/Anglo Saxon text using a standard keyboard. It has been simplified from the original to emphasize natural, fast entry. It is suitable for most work done by students of the language but is also capable of more complex manuscripts. For example, to input "æ" type "ae". For "ā", type "-a". The general scheme is the following. - macron (e.g. "-a" becomes "ā") . dot (e.g. ".c" becomes "ċ") # Insular script (e.g. "#g" becomes "ᵹ") * miscellaneous special symbols (e.g. "*w" becomes "ƿ") / prevent a mapping (e.g. "/ae" becomes "ae" instead of "æ") For details, see the source file oengsimple.vim or the wiki page.

install details

Put oengsimple.vim in ~/.vim/keymap/. Run ":set keymap=oengsimple". To toggle the keymap while in Insert or Command-line mode, use CTRL-^. To restore the default keymap, run ":set keymap=".

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
oengsimple.vim	2.0	2015-04-04	7.0	Jonathan Blake	Made the mapping scheme more regular and predictable. Added more capabilities like Insular script and scribal abbreviations.
oengsimple.vim	0.1	2014-09-20	7.0	Jonathan Blake	Initial upload

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