To separate functions in C/C++ I use strings containing 80 "/" characters.
In perl scripts I use strings containing "#" to separate subroutines.
I want to map insertion of such strings to some key (e.g. F8).
However, I want this mapping to be language dependent.
It should recognize type of file in the current buffer and insert
appropriate string.
Is it possible to implement such mapping in VIM?
Are there ready-to-use solutions?
What should I learn to implement such mapping from scratch?
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Sincerely yours, Dmitry V. Krivenok
Orange System Co., Ltd.
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
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