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Lifepillar

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Source code on Github: https://github.com/lifepillar/vim-outlaw Hi, I am Outlaw, and I am wanted. I am wanted because I am an outliner, and although many outliners are already available for Vim, I am different. Striving for the same minimalist philosophy followed by plugins like Commentary, Dirvish or Sneak, I do not try to reinvent the wheel. The price on my head is about 250 LoC. Here is a very simple outline which you may start playing with: === My biography     The secret of a long life is trying not to shorten it.     === Travel to the East         === The telegram             === Meeting with Nobody             === The bomb         === Searching for a brother             === The Wild Bunch === Things to do     [x] Clean boots     [ ] Brush the horse         You may lead him to the water if you want, but don't         expect him to drink.     [ ] Wear the sheriff's badge I interpret lines starting with ===, [x], [-] or [ ], followed by a space, as topics. Each topic must be on a single line. The pattern defining a topic may be fully customized by setting g:outlaw_topic_mark, shouldn't you like my admittedly biased choice. If you are the task-oriented kind of guy, you may prefer the TaskPaper format, rather than the above. I can't blame you. Just save your document with a .taskpaper suffix and I will format each topic as a project or task. Whatever patterns you adopt, topics may be indented to form a hierarchy or outline. I support up to nineteen levels (ten are highlighted by default, see g:outlaw_levels). I don't care whether 'expandtab' is set or not. You only need to set your preferred indentation level with g:outlaw_indent (if you don't define that variable in your vimrc I will use the current value of 'shiftwidth'). For me, everything that does not look like a topic (including blank lines) is body text (notes). I couldn't care less about the format or indentation of your notes (although I can help you aligning them with :OutlawAlignNotes): each block of body text always belongs to the topic immediately before it. But don't call it a son of a topic: you'd better think of body text as being at the same level as the topic it belongs to (it is possible to fold notes independently, though: see g:outlaw_note_fold_level and gy). Notes are just Normal text, but lines starting with > or | are highlighted (use > for quotations and | for verbatim text or code). Words preceded by @ are highlighted as tags anywhere. You may also use ~~~ or ``` tags to embed any configured filetype (see g:outlaw_fenced_filetypes). The delimiters may be changed, if you want (see g:outlaw_fenced_tag). Hyperlinks are highlighted, too. I let you jump over topics quickly: to the previous or next topic (<up> and <down>), to the previous or next sibling/cousin (<left> and <right>), parent or uncle (- and +). Press <enter> in Normal mode to quickly add a new sibling below the current topic, or <c-k> to add a new sibling above the current topic. Use <c-j> to make a new child. Besides, I help you move pieces of your outline around using the arrow keys in Visual mode (they accept a count, of course). Fix the indentation with the usual mappings (=, ==, …) if necessary (your notes will be unaffected). Folding and unfolding are performed using Vim's default mappings and controlled using Vim's options (see :h fold-options). In addition, I provide gl to set the fold level according to the level of the current topic (so that all subtopics are closed), and g:outlaw_auto_close (toggled with gA) as a better suited alternative to setting 'foldclose'. There's not much else you need to know about me. But if you want to know all the details, see :help outlaw.txt. Ah, I require Vim 7.4.984 or later.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vim-outlaw-v1.2.0.tar.gz	1.2.0	2020-11-16	7.4	Lifepillar	License under the MIT license.
vim-outlaw-1.1.0.tar.gz	1.1.0	2020-02-28	7.4	Lifepillar	The wanted outliner! New: 🎉 TaskPaper support 🎉! Other changes: improved highlighting (@tags, hyperlinks, quoted text, verbatim text, file paths), improved topic patterns, jumping across files, filetype detection, better documentation, and a lot of other minor fixes!
vim-outlaw-1.0.0.tar.gz	1.0.0	2017-01-08	7.4	Lifepillar	Lots of changes since previous version, to make this plugin actually useful (but still minimal)!
v0.1.0.tar.gz	0.1.0	2016-04-13	7.4	Lifepillar	Initial upload

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