created by

Omri Sarig

script type

utility

description

For the full documentation and most updated versions see "https://github.com/omrisarig13/vim-auto-abbrev";\ vim-auto-abbrev: Automate Abbreviates for you Introduction: Abbreviations are a great vim feature to automatically fix common typos. However, it is very annoying to add them all one by one, and it cuts off the workflow in the middle every time you are adding a new abbreviate to the config. This plugin is here to solve this problem. The plugin enables you to add abbreviate as you work, without starting to change the files and buffers you are in. This plugin have API that would let you add the abbreviations as you encounter them, without more work than the work that you would have invested just to fix typo in the word. Usage: This plugin have some commands and mapping that can be used to use the features of the plugin. Commands: * AutoAbbrevAddCurrentWord - Add the word under the cursor as abbreviate lhs,     ask the user to insert the rhs value of the abbreviate. * AutoAbbrevAddCurrentLhsWord - Save the current word as lhs abbreviate value,     to later on add the rhs value of it. * AutoAbbrevAddCurrentRhsWord - Add the current word as rhs abbreviate value,     adding it as the abbreviate of the last saved lhs value. * AutoAbbrevAddAbbrev - Add a new abbreviate. It get both the lhs value and the     rhs value of the abbreviate. * AutoAbbrevReload - Reload the abbreviate file, in case it was modified from     other vim instance. * AutoAbbrevDelAbbrev - Delete an abbreviate from the abbreviate file. Mappings: * '<leader>aa' - call AutoAbbrevAddCurrentWord * '<leader>al' - call AutoAbbrevAddCurrentLhsWord * '<leader>ar' - call AutoAbbrevAddCurrentRhsWord * '<leader>ae' - call AutoAbbrevReload Farther Reading: For father reading and explanation about all the plugin usage and possible configuration read the help of the plugin (install it and then run `help auto-abbrev.txt`

install details

You can use your favorite plugin manager to install this plugin, as any other plugin. Couple of examples: Vundle - https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim Add this line to one of the files loaded when opening vim: ``` vimscript Plugin 'omrisarig13/vim-auto-abbrev' ``` pathogen.vim - https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen ``` bash git clone https://github.com/omrisarig13/vim-auto-abbrev.git ~/.vim/bundle/vim-auto-abbrev ``` Than reload Vim and run `:helptags ~/.vim/bundle/vim-auto-abbrev/doc/` in it.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vim-auto-abbrev.tar	1.0	2019-07-20	7.0	Omri Sarig	Initial upload

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