> Say I have some code like this:
>
> sub {
> foo {
>
> bar {
> baz {
> humbug!
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
> and I have the cursor somewhere on the humbug line. If I want
> to select the whole lot, to the very outer block, ie.
> everything from 'sub {' to its closing brace, I can do 'v4a{'.
> However, that requires me knowing how many blocks I'm inside.
> Doing something like 'v9a{' doesn't select anything.
> Naturally, 'vap' doesn't work because of the blank line. Is
> there a 'to outer-est block' sequence?
You might try
vnoremap <f4> V99[{o99]}
where "99" stands in for "sufficient levels of nesting". I was
surprised that "99a{" didn't behave as you (and I would) expect.
-tim
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