A feature I've been missing ever since just before Vim 7.4 came out, is
the automatic closing of matched characters. E.g. if I insert abc(def I
want to get abc(def|) where '|' denotes my cursor. Then if I type the
closing ) I want my cursor to jump over the existing ) rather than
inserting a second one.
If that's all I wanted, some fairly simple mappings can do the job for
me. But, after inserting "abc(def[ghi])", I want to be able to undo that
insertion, and redo that insertion, and potentially even REPEAT that
insertion, as if I had typed it all out manually in one insert.
Previously, I used delimitMate for this.
contains a list of plugins for this, some of which in Vim 7.3 or earlier
accomplished my goal of keeping the undo sequence intact. But since Vim
7.4 these all broke.
Is there a plugin out there that has found a reliable way to do this?
I know there is an open pull request on delimitMate that supposedly
fixes undo/redo in many cases, but I gather there are still some cases
where it breaks, and I have the impression it's not ready for general
consumption yet.
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