Re: caps lock invert in insert mode? (Fortran 77 editing)

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 9:55 PM, Rob <r0bjl@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>> :set
>>
>
>  balloondelay=100    clipboard=          expandtab           helplang=en         makeprg=            number              pastetoggle=<F6>    ruler               shell=/bin/tcsh     shortmess=atoO      tags=               ttyfast             wildmenu
>  ballooneval         directory=.         foldminlines=4      hlsearch            modified            paste               path=               scroll=53           shiftwidth=2        smartcase           title               ttymouse=xterm
>  fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,default,latin1
>  wildmode=longest:full
>
> *ahh, it is the paste mode!*
>
>> Can you check with just a single character?
>> Do,
>> :inoremap a A
>> and check if typing 'a' gives you 'A'
>
> ok, with paste mode turned off (otherwise not)
Apart from other suggestions on using a motion command followed by 'U'
to make upper case, you might want to define abbreviations only for
fortran keywords.

like (I don't know what are the keywords in fortran):
:iabbr function FUNCTION

That way, you do not have to bother about case at all, vim will
correct it for you. Having a look at the fortran syntax file might
help in getting a good list of keywords.

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