vim-follow-my-lead : Shows all your <Leader> mappings in a readable table including the descriptions
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created by |
Gaston Tonietti |
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script type |
utility |
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description |
For details visit:
https://github.com/ktonga/vim-follow-my-lead
Features:
* List <Leader> mappings defined by the user and the plugins
* By default only mappings defined in .vimrc are listed. It honours $MYVIMRC variable
* Mappings from all scripts sourced by Vim can be listed if specified by configuration (see Options)
* If the line previous to the mapping is a comment it will be used as the description
* If no comment is available the rhs of the mapping is used as description
* Mappings are shown in a table, grouped by source, with the following columns
* Mode: which mode the mapping applies to
* LHS: left hand side of the mapping (without <Leader>)
* Description: The mapping comment if present. The rhs otherwise |
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install details |
Copy plugin/follow-my-lead.vim to ~/.vim/plugin
Or add a GitHub repository entry if you are using a Plugin Manager such as Vundle:
Plugin 'ktonga/vim-follow-my-lead'
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script versions (upload new version)
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vim-follow-my-lead-v0.3.tar.gz |
0.3 |
2015-12-13 |
7.0 |
Gaston Tonietti |
Community Contributions
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- Support for no mappings defined in vimrc
- Support for non-English locales
- Create a plug mapping for FML
- Format longer mappings correctly
- Fix for descriptions before noremap mappings
- Better buffer reuse/management |
vim-follow-my-lead-v0.2.tar.gz |
0.2 |
2015-11-14 |
7.0 |
Gaston Tonietti |
Improvements and bug fixing:
- Support different descriptions for same mapping on different modes
- Fix FML loading mappings in active buffer instead of in split window
- Reuse window/buffer to show FML output |
vim-follow-my-lead.tar.gz |
0.1 |
2015-09-10 |
7.0 |
Gaston Tonietti |
Initial upload |
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