Lets say that i have this block of text
public function __construct() {
parent::__construct();
}
and i want to insert a new line above parrent::construct at the same level. Like:
public function __construct() {
// this is the new line.
parent::__construct();
}
how can i do this. I try'ed to do Ctrl+Enter in command mode but that will move the { down also. I managed to do it by going with the cursor to beginning of parent and do Ctrl+Enter.
Isn't there a way to do it when the cursor is at the end of the first line ? or a shortcut to jump faster to parrent ?
Try O and o in the normal mode.
Maybe you should enable auto indention? That might solve your problems.
In your .vimrc file:
:set autoindent
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Don't fight the formatter. It will win.
The way to avoid a { and } being collapsed is to have something between them.
I'd recommend something like:
Future<void> displayRangePicker(BuildContext context) async {
// Intentionally left empty.
}
or even just:
Future<void> displayRangePicker(BuildContext context) async {
return;
}
(which is equivalent to what you wrote, just being explicit about the return).
kind of new to VIM so be kind please.
I want to do the following:
.css-class {
some: 'rule';
}
to:
.another-class {
.css-class {
some: 'rule';
}
}
I tried surround.vim with S{ in visual mode with the block selected. But this ends up here:
{ .css-class {
some: 'rule';
} }
which doesn't really help much. If it would add the line breaks it would help but still... What would be the best way to do it?
Use Visual-line mode, V, instead of v.
VipSB.another-class
You can also use the yS operator if you do not want to use visual mode:
ySipBi.another-class
I know source insight can show multilayer function relationship in one window.
For example, we have four functions as below
void example_A()
{
example_B();
}
void example_B()
{
example_C();
}
void example_C()
{
example_D();
}
void example_D();
{
return 5;
}
When I click example_D() in source insight, source insight show example_C() is calling the function.
Moreover, when I click example_C(), I see example_B() is calling the function.
The relationship is like this:
Example_D()
|
-->Example_C()
|
-->Example_B()
|
-->Example_A()
Could I see the relationship in one window by using cscope in vim?
Thank you.
CCTRee plugin for vim does this kind of visualization using cscope
https://sites.google.com/site/vimcctree/
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2368
https://github.com/hari-rangarajan/CCTree
I want my code indent like this:
switch (msg)
{
case WM_CREATE:
{
DoSomething();
}
}
But Vim always indent code like this:
switch (msg)
{
case WM_CREATE:
{
DoSomething();
}
}
My vimrc file is:
set autoindent
filetype plugin indent on
What's more, I hava tried:
set cindent
set smartindent
set cinoption=l1
But they all do not work,
I really do not know how to fix it,
Can you help me?
BYW: I am not English native speaker, please forgive me if there are any errors about grammar.
Add this to your .vimrc file:
set cino==0
That sets the indent after case to zero. You can find the various options for cindent here.
Is there a vim command to move the cursor to the parent bracket?
I have a configuration file like this one, and I want to go straight to the parent bracket. Is there a simple movement command to do this, or is there a way to combine commands to do what I want?
PARENT{ // I want to move my cursor here
CHILD { stuff... }
CHILD { stuff... }
CHILD { stuff... }
...
CHILD { stuff... } // my cursor is on this line
CHILD { GRANDCHILD { more stuff } }
CHILD { stuff... }
}
Yes. Do [{ in normal mode for that. It might not work for all languages though.
Many move commands are available at :help [.
Also you can press % and it will show your open or close bracket
It looks like [[ does what you want. And ][ moves to the bottom-most brace. (With many thanks to #Benoit for cluing me in that this might be possible...)