Toggline.vim

Sometimes you need to toggle a specific pattern on the line under cursor: add/remove a semicolon at the end of line, add/remove a comma at the beggining of line,... Toggline Vim Plugin provides a set of functions to help you in these cases.

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Installation

This plugin follows the standard runtime path structure, and as such it can be installed with a variety of plugin managers:

• Pathogen

git clone https://github.com/TiuSh/vim-toggline ~/.vim/bundle/vim-toggline

• Vundle:

Plugin 'TiuSh/vim-toggline'

Usage

Use this plugin by setting your own mappings in your .vimrc:

nmap <silent> <leader>; :call toggline#End(';')<CR>
inoremap <silent> <leader>; <C-\><C-O>:call toggline#End(';')<CR>

Consider this line of code (where [*] represent the position of the cursor):

var foo = { ba[r]: 1 }

Pressing <leader>; will result to:

var foo = { ba[r]: 1 };

Pressing <leader>; again:

var foo = { ba[r]: 1 }

Note that you can add spaces around the toggled string:

nmap <silent> <leader>, :call toggline#Start(', ')<CR>

Now consider this code:

var foo = 1
    ,ba[r] = 0;

Pressing <leader>, will result to:

var foo = 1
    ba[r] = 0;

Pressing <leader>, again:

var foo = 1
    , ba[r] = 0;

Available helper functions:

toggline#End( str )

Toggle the given string at the end of the line.

toggline#Start( str )

Toggle the given string at the beginning of the line.

toggline#With( enabledPat, disableSub, disabledPat, enableSub )

Toggle the current line using the given expresions and substitutions:

• enabledPat: Pattern on which the line will be tested. If it matches, the line will be considered as "enabled" and this pattern will be replaced by the "disableSub" argument.
• disableSub: Substition string applied on "enablePat" if the line is considered "enabled"
• disabledPat: If the line is considered as "disabled", this pattern will be replaced by the "enableSub" argument.
• enableSub: Substition string applied with the "enablePat" if the line is considered "disabled"

License

MIT