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Revision as of 04:17, 11 March 2010
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Nice work, but wouldn't something like this be easier?
let zen_profile='...' let zen_abbr=extract_zen_code_from_current_line() python import vim python import zencoding.zen_core as zen exec 'python zen_xtags=zen.parse_into_tree(r"""' . zen_abbr . '""", "' . &ft . '")' exec 'python zen_string=zen_xtags.to_string("' . zen_profile . '")' python vim.command("let zen_result='" + zen_string + "'") " fix indentation and insert at cursor, replacing the zen_abbr call insert_text_into_buffer(zen_result)
MM.
It require python or python interp.
mattn.
- Not if you are on windoze and don't have python :-(
- You can easily add abbreviations for you own language
I needed to add these to the vimrc to get it working.
let g:user_zen_expandabbr_key = '<c-e>' let g:use_zen_complete_tag = 1
Change your laguage using
:set filetype='''css''' :set filetype='''html'''
Love it thanks!
MikeyB
or quick way to get this working on html related template files is to modify the zen_get_filetype function (as of 0.22)
function! s:zen_get_filetype() if type == 'htmldjango' | let type = 'html' | endif if type == 'html.django_template' | let type = 'html' | endif
Great work
Does it support xml files? I can use sparkup to speedup editing xml files.
Frederick.zou
It's missing support for multiple classes. e.g. div.one.two should expand to
<div class="one two"></div>
at present (v 0.30), this module completely ignores the first class and gives
<div class="two"></div>
-DeepakG