I answer to myself.
Actually I was looking at Luc Hermitte's google code page, and I saw
this :
http://code.google.com/p/lh-vim/wiki/lhVimLib
A library for Vim.
Then I added his file visual.vim to ~/.vim/autoload/lh/
And finally, I modified the function previously posted to use it :
fun AddAbbr()
normal byw
let StringChar=lh#visual#selection()
let val = input("Par quoi abreger " . StringChar . " ? ")
exec "ia" StringChar val
silent call SaveAbbr(StringChar, val)
endfun
fun SaveAbbr(val, abbr)
redir >>~/.vim/abbr.vim
echo "iab" a:abbr a:val "\n"
redir END
endfun
map <S-F8> <C-O>:call AddAbbr()<CR>
vmap <S-F8> <ESC>:call AddAbbr()<CR>
And it worked perfectly
Cheers
On 9 oct, 00:51, Alexandre Krispin <k.m.alexan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I looked recently at a video of Brian Moolenar, and found that automatically
> add
> an abbreviation would be better and more efficient than open the relevant
> file
> and copy the abbreviation I want.
>
> Currently, I get something which looks like to what I am trying to get, but
> don't get it successfully working :
>
> fun AddAbbr()
> let abb = n2char(getchar('\<LeftMouse>\''\<RightMouse>'))
> let val = input("Par quoi abreger " abb " ? ")
> exec "ia" abb val
> silent call SaveAbbr(abb, val)
> endfun
>
> fun SaveAbbr(abbr, val)
> redir >>~/.vim/abbr.vim
> echo "iab" a:abbr a:val "\n"
> redir END
> endfun
>
> map <S-F8> <C-O>:call AddAbbr()<CR>
> vmap <S-F8> <ESC>:call AddAbbr()<CR>
>
> Does anyone know how to do the trick ?
>
> Cheers
>
> --
> Alexandre KRISPIN
>
> Web site : my weblog and my repository at Github.
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