> 2010/6/1 Stahlman Family <brettstahl...@comcast.net>
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> > Pablo,
> > I actually got quite far along toward the release of Txtfmt version 3.0,
> > which adds visual map capability, before getting a bit sidetracked. The
> > amount of user interest I've seen in this feature leads me to believe that
> > it might be a good place to focus my efforts... In the meantime, note that
> > Txtfmt provides a very powerful and flexible "User Map" feature, which
> > allows you to create macros that combine Txtfmt operations (e.g., insert
> > token/jump to token) with arbitrary Vim commands to perform complex
> > sequences with just a keystroke or two.
>
> > :help txtfmt-user-maps
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> > The mechanism is very powerful (and perhaps for that reason, a bit daunting
> > to new users of the plugin); however, I've included a number of examples in
> > the documentation, which should help to illustrate how it might be used. You
> > might even be able to copy some of the examples to your .vimrc and use them
> > as-is, or as a starting point for your own maps. If you get stuck, I'm
> > always glad to help...
>
> > :help txtfmt-user-map-examples
>
> These macros look a little bit weird for me at the moment, I will try to
> find some time to study them.
> thanks
Understood. I should probably get back to work on the visual
maps... ;-)
Thanks,
Brett Stahlman
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