Re: Any automatic bracket-insertion plugins not breaking undo?

On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 10:37:15 AM UTC-6, Ben Fritz wrote:
> 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.
>

Incidentally, at the moment I'd settle for simply not breaking undo/redo. If I want to repeat something I normally can prepare that in advance by using <C-V> to avoid the mappings.

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