created by

tyru

script type

utility

description

Get latest version from vimscript#5383. ========================================= this explanation is only about mappings and its action. if you get interested in this script and you want to know more, detailed explanation is written in its script. MAPPING:   In normal mode:     If you typed digits string([1-9]) before typing these mappings,     behave like in visual mode.     so you want to see when you gave digits string, see "In visual mode".     gcc         if default. this is the same as |gct|.     gcI         add one-line comment to the beginning of line.     gci         add one-line comment to the beginning of non-space string(\S).     gca         add one-line comment to the end of line.     gcu{type}         type is one of 'c I i a'.         remove one-line comment.     gcw         add one-line comment to wrap the line.     gct         toggle comment/uncomment.     gcv{wrap}{action}         add various comment.     gco         jump(o) before add comment.     gcO         jump(O) before add comment.     gcmm         add multi-comment.     gcmi         add if statement.     gcmw         add while statement.     gcmf         add for statement.     gcms         add switch statement.     gcmd         add do ~ while statement.     gcmt         add try ~ catch statement.   In visual mode:     gcc         if default. this is the same as |gct|.     gcI         add one-line comment to the beginning of line.     gci         add one-line comment to the beginning of non-space string(\S).     gca         add one-line comment to the end of line.     gcu{type}         type is one of 'I i a w'.         remove one-line comment.     gcw         add one-line comment to wrap the line.     gct         toggle comment/uncomment.     gcv{string}         add various comments.     gcmm         add multi-comment.     gcmi         add if statement.     gcmw         add while statement.     gcmf         add for statement.     gcms         add switch statement.     gcmd         add do ~ while statement.     gcmt         add try ~ catch statement.     And these are default mappings.     you can define all mappings what you want. EXAMPLES:     If global variables are all default value...          |gcI|       before:           '   testtesttest'       after:           '#    testtesttest'          |gci|       before:           '   <- inserted here'       after:           '   # <- inserted here'          |gca|       before:           'aaaaaaa'       after:           'aaaaaaa    # '          |gcw|       before:           'aaaaaaa'       after:           '/* aaaaaaa */'          |gcv|       before:           '   some code here'       after:           you type 'gcv', and '// XXX:<CR>i'           '   // XXX: some code here'          |gco|       before:           '   func1();'       after:           you type 'gco', and 'func2();'           '   func1()'           '   // func2();'          |gcO|       before:           '   func1();'       after:           you type 'gcO', and 'call func1()'           '   // call func1()'           '   func1();'          multiline mappings(gcm*) insert the comments or the statements.          global variables change detailed behavior.     and all these mappings are also available in visual mode.

install details

Just move it into ~/.vim/plugin

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
CommentAnyWay.vim	1.0.1	2009-03-03	7.0	tyru	Fix bug that CommentAnyWay.Base.GetIndent() can't get proper indent num.
CommentAnyWay.vim	1.0.0	2009-02-25	7.0	tyru	Initial upload

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