vartabs.vim : Make your TAB-Key stop at arbitrary positions
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Rating 7/4,
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| created by |
| Michael Fitz |
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| script type |
| ftplugin |
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| description |
The usual <TAB> stops at any 'shiftwidth' position.
Sometimes (eg. when programming in RPG or /370-ASM) it is useful to have arbitrary positions (eg. for /370-ASM they are 10,16,71).
This script will give you this feature depending on the filetype. |
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| install details |
1) Copy VARTABS.VIM into your plugin-directory
2) Add in the approbiate filetype-plugin the following line (numbers must be ascending!):
:call VarTab_SetStops([10,16,71]) means: <TAB> will now stop on column 10, 16, 71, <S-TAB> will do in reverse direction. |
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| VARTABS.VIM |
2.0 |
2014-07-25 |
7.0 |
Michael Fitz |
Now allows Lists as argument in VarTab_SetStops (eg.: :call VarTab_SetStops[10,16,72])
Old String-argument furthermore supported for backwards-compatibility.
Internal logic completely switched to Lists. |
| VARTABS.VIM |
1.0 |
2003-10-07 |
6.0 |
Michael Fitz |
Initial upload |
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