created by

Tim Pope

script type

utility

description

Much of unimpaired.vim was extracted from my vimrc when I noticed a pattern: complementary pairs of mappings.  They fall into three categories. There are mappings which are simply short normal mode aliases for commonly used ex commands. ]q is :cnext. [q is :cprevious. ]a is :next. [b is :bprevious.  See the documentation for the full set of 16 mappings and mnemonics.  All of them take a count. There are linewise mappings. [<Space> and ]<Space> add newlines before and after the cursor line. [e and ]e exchange the current line with the one above or below it. There are mappings for encoding and decoding. [x and ]x encode and decode XML (and HTML). [u and ]u encode and decode URLs. [y and ]y do C String style escaping. Oh, and there's also [f and ]f to go to the previous/next file in the directory, and [n and ]n to go between SCM conflict markers. http://github.com/tpope/vim-unimpaired

install details

Unzip in ~/.vim (~\vimfiles on Windows). Use :helptags ~/.vim/doc to enable :help.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
unimpaired.zip	1.2	2013-01-14	7.0	Tim Pope	Add repeat.vim support. Add [t and ]t for :tprev and :tnext. Add [n and ]n for jumping between conflict markers. Add [<C-Q> and ]<C-Q> for :cpfile and :cnfile. Add [<C-L> and ]<C-L> for :lpfile and :lnfile. Deprecate [o and ]o in favor of new maps [f and ]f. Improve robustness of [f and ]f. Improve robustness of [e and ]e. Fix unescaping of "\a" and "\$". Work around `unnamedplus' in clipboard. Expose API for custom encoding algorithms.
unimpaired.zip	1.1	2010-03-07	7.0	Tim Pope	Add <Plug> aliases for all mappings. Skip swap files with ]o and [o. Accept a count with [e and ]e.
unimpaired.zip	1.0	2010-01-29	6.0	Tim Pope	Initial upload

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