utlx_interwiki.vim : A scheme that adds interwiki linking to the script UTL  
 
 
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| Marko Mahnič |  
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A scheme for the vimscript#293 (UTL) that adds interwiki linking.
 Requires vimscript#293. By default it supports UTL version 3.0.
 To use with UTL 2.0, see Customization below.
 
 A wiki can be defined anywhere in the current file like this:
 
    [wp]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
 
 A link from the current file to a page on the wiki may look like this:
 
    iw://wp/Vim_(text_editor)
 
 By placing the cursor on the link, and executing :Utl, the link will be
 internally expanded to
 
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vim_(text_editor)
 
 and passed to UTL which will open the URL in the preferred program.
 See vimscript#293 for more information.
 
 The URL can contain a placeholder '%p' that will be replaced with
 the path of an interwiki link, for example
 
    [script]: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=%p
    'iw://script/2997' --> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2997
 
 
 Global wikis can be defined in .vimrc:
 
    let g:utlextra_interwikis = {
       \ 'LOG': ['/path/to/log', '.txt'],
       \ 'google': 'http://www.google.com/search?q=%p',
       \ }
 
 This defines a wiki named LOG that is in the directory '/path/to/log' and
 uses files with the extension '.txt'. To jump to a log entry from anywhere
 an URL like the following can be used:
 
    iw://LOG/201002#tn=2010-02-27
    
 which will be expanded to:
    
    file:///path/to/log/201002.txt#tn=2010-02-27
 
 The extension .txt is added only if the path in the URL (/201002 in this case)
 doesn't have one.
 
 If at some point the log files are moved to another directory, all references
 to the log entries will be valid if the value for '/path/to/log' is changed 
 in g:utlextra_interwikis.
 
 The second interwiki, 'google' displays the results of a google search. Because
 it doesn't have a default extension it is defined as a simple string.
 The link iw://google/vim+editor will be expanded to
 
    http://www.google.com/search=vim+editor
 
 ('%p' is replaced by 'vim+editor') and displayed in the browser.
 
 The format of g:utlextra_interwikis is similar to the format used in
 vimscript#861 (Viki/Deplate). In fact if the 'intervikis' are defined
 for Viki/Deplate, they will be imported by this script (interwikis
 defined in g:utlextra_interwikis take precedence).
 
 If interwikis are defined globally and also in the current file, locally
 defined interwikis take precedence.
 
 The format of an interwiki definition is:
 
    [name]: URL | default_extension
 
 where default_extension starts with a dot. The format may change in the future
 to avoid confilcts with other markup applications, for example:
 
    [w=name]: URL | default_extension
 
 (please report confilcts and suggest alternatives on vim wiki).
 
 Interwikis can also be defined in comments, but only a limited set of
 comments is currently supported and the feature has not been extensively
 tested:
    " [wiki]:...
    * [wiki]:...
    # [wiki]:...
    // [wiki]:...
    /* [wiki]:...
 
 If the interwiki URL uses an empty wikiname, the link will be transformed
 as a link inside the current wiki. The path of the current file will be
 matched to all defined interwikis and if found, the settings for that wiki
 will be used. If a wiki isn't defined, the target file will have the same
 extension as the current file (if the path in URL doesn't already have an
 extension).
    
    'iw:///localfile'        --> ./localfile.txt
    'iw:///localfile.viki'   --> ./localfile.viki
    'iw://./localfile'       --> ./localfile.txt
 
 
 Customization:
 
 g:utlextra_interwiki_scheme = 'iw'
    Change the scheme to use instead of 'iw'. Multiple schemes can
    be used for interwiki linking, for example 'iw,wiki'.
 
 g:utlextra_utl_version = 3
    Which version of UTL is installed. The interface for defining
    additional schemas handlded by UTL has changed between versions
    2 and 3. This script supports version 3 by default.
    Set to 2 to use with UTL 2.0.
 
 g:utlextra_import_viki = 1
    Set to 1 to import interwikis from Viki/Deplate.
    Set to 0 to skip importation.
 
 g:utlextra_interwiki_match_case = 0
    If set to 1, the exact case must be used for interwiki names.
    If set to 0, first a case-sensitive match will be performed
    and if it fails a case insensitive will be used.
 
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Unpack into ~/.vim directory.
 
 Add the follwing line to .vimrc to specify the installed version of UTL:
    let g:utlextra_utl_version = 2
 (you can check the version of UTL with :h utl)
 
 If the wrong version of UTL is specified, you will get an error like:
    E118: Too many arguments for function: Utl_AddressScheme_iw    
 
 Prerequisites:
    * install vimscript#293 (UTL)
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