MixCase.vim : Mix Case of typed text in the hÅ©ke®$ way (python required)
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| jean-christophe clavier |
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| script type |
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| description |
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1. Intoduction
This plugin does nothing very useful
it modifies words :
- in the hackers way (m¡x(ã$e)
- in the Cambridge way : it ceganhs the odrer of the lreetts which doesn't
afceft the raitaeidbly vrey mcuh (when the wdors are not too lnog)
It now uses an ini file to customize the mi×ç4$3 table the way you want.
Eventually, you can have many ini files to swap between many types of
mI×ca5iÑG
No mapping is provided as you know better than me where you want to map your
commands. Another reason is that mapping is often used for useful commands which
is not the case here.
This plugin provides the following commands and functions : ~
To Mix ranges of text :
:MCCambridge
:MCHackerz
To Mix word under cursor and, eventually substitute all occurence :
:MCHackerzMixWordUnderCurs
:MCHackerzMixNSubstWordUnderCurs
:MCHackerzMixSearchPattern
:MCCambridgeMixWordUnderCurs
:MCCambridgeMixNSubstWordUnderCurs
:MCCambridgeMixSearchPattern
These commands are long to type to easily know what they do but you can map them :
for exemple, you can add
map <F2> :MCHackerzMixWordUnderCurs<CR>
in your .vimrc
To use in \= expressions :
function MixCase(...)
function MixCambridge(...)
To manage ini file at runtime
:MCSetIniFile
:MCGoIniDir
Please, feel free to send me any comment. If you miss something (linked to
m;×¢4Z3, of course), I'd add it with pleasure.
If you are to vote -1, i'd be pleased to know what was wrong and what you were waiting for ;-)
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2. Content of the archive
MixCase.vim : The plugin (-> /plugin)
MixCase.py : The python part of the plugin
MixCase.ini : The default ini file
mixcase.txt : The help file
MixCaseInv.ini : an alternate ini file
MixCaseUTF-8.ini : an UTF-8 encoded ini file
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4. Installation
Note : this plugin uses python
It needs four files : MixCase.vim, mixcase.txt, MixCase.py and
MixCase.ini
MixCase.vim is to be dropped in the plugins directory, mixcase.txt in the doc
directory and MixCase.py in a directory declared in the python path by a
little >
let $PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH . "/MyDirectory/Python"
in your .vimrc
By default, the ini file is to be dropped in the vim directory. I must admit
it is not a very clever choice but I didn't know where to put it. Anyway, you
can customize this in defining g:MC_DefaultIni in your .vimrc.
let g:MC_DefaultIni = Path/MixCase.ini
Remember that you can change the ini file at runtime with :MCSetIniFile
To init the help tags, start Vim and do either
:helptags ~/.vim/doc (for unix)
or
:helptags ~\vimfiles\doc (for MSWindows)
to rebuild the tags file. Do ":help add-local-help" for more details.
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