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CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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hook global BufCreate .*\.(c|cc|cpp|cxx|C|h|hh|hpp|hxx|H) %{
rework cpp.kak and kakrc.kak to use the filetype option
2012-06-14 15:21:22 +02:00
setb filetype cpp
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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}
rework cpp.kak and kakrc.kak to use the filetype option
2012-06-14 15:21:22 +02:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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hook global WinSetOption filetype=cpp %{
addhl group cpp-highlight;
use new regex highlighter features in rc files
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addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "\<(this|true|false|NULL|nullptr|)\>|\<-?\d+[fdiu]?|'((\\.)?|[^'\\])'" 0:red
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "\<(void|int|char|unsigned|float|bool|size_t)\>" 0:yellow
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "\<(while|for|if|else|do|switch|case|default|goto|break|continue|return|using|try|catch|throw|new|delete|and|or|not)\>" 0:blue
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "\<(const|auto|namespace|inline|static|volatile|class|struct|enum|union|public|protected|private|template|typedef|virtual|friend|extern|typename)\>" 0:green
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "(?<!')\"(\\\"|[^\"])*\"" 0:magenta
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "(\`|(?<=\n))\h*#\h*[^\n]*" 0:magenta
addhl -group cpp-highlight regex "(//[^\n]*\n)|(/\*.*?(\*/|\'))" 0:cyan
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
2012-07-31 14:22:57 +02:00
addfilter group cpp-filters;
addfilter -group cpp-filters preserve_indent;
addfilter -group cpp-filters cleanup_whitespaces;
hook window InsertEnd .* %{ exec xs\h+(?=\n)<ret>d }
}
adapt rc files to the new hook command
2012-01-23 15:00:33 +01:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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hook global WinSetOption filetype=(?!cpp).* %{
rmhl cpp-highlight;
rework cpp.kak and kakrc.kak to use the filetype option
2012-06-14 15:21:22 +02:00
rmfilter cpp-filters
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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}
rework cpp.kak and kakrc.kak to use the filetype option
2012-06-14 15:21:22 +02:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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hook global BufNew .*\.(h|hh|hpp|hxx|H) %{
Registers need a context to return their values
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exec ggi<c-r>%<ret><esc>ggxs\.<ret>c_<esc><space>A_INCLUDED<esc>ggxyppI#ifndef<space><esc>jI#define<space><esc>jI#endif<space>//<space><esc>O<esc>
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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}
insert include guards in C++ header files at creation
2012-01-31 15:07:41 +01:00
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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def alt %{ edit %sh{
case ${kak_bufname} in
add alt command which alternate between c/cpp and h/hpp file
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*.c) echo ${kak_bufname/%c/h} ;;
*.cc) echo ${kak_bufname/%cc/hh} ;;
*.cpp) echo ${kak_bufname/%cpp/hpp} ;;
*.cxx) echo ${kak_bufname/%cxx/hxx} ;;
*.C) echo ${kak_bufname/%C/H} ;;
*.h) echo ${kak_bufname/%h/c} ;;
*.hh) echo ${kak_bufname/%hh/cc} ;;
*.hpp) echo ${kak_bufname/%hpp/cpp} ;;
*.hxx) echo ${kak_bufname/%hxx/cxx} ;;
*.H) echo ${kak_bufname/%H/C} ;;
CommandManager: rework command parser a new type of strings is supported inspired by the ruby strings. %<delimiter>content<delimiter>, if opening delimiter is one of ([{<, then closing delimiter is the matching )]}> and balanced delimiters in the string needs not to be escaped, else the closing delimiter is the same as the opening one. shell expansion is available through %sh<delimiter>command<delimiter> syntax. Command flags have been removed, as these strings provide proper nesting support, so now, you can for example do: def command %{ echo %sh{ ls } }
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esac
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