Module: Vimilicious

Defined in:
lib/vimilicious.rb

Overview

common methods for vim-ruby scripts

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#append(text) ⇒ Object

append text to the end of the current_buffer

:ruby append 'hello there'



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 133

def append text
  current_buffer.append current_buffer.length, text
end

#clear ⇒ Object

deletes the current buffer (closes the file) but keeps the current layout

:ruby clear



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 111

def clear
  cmd 'let kwbd_bn= bufnr("%")|enew|exe "bdel ".kwbd_bn|unlet kwbd_bn'
  clear_buffer
end

#clear! ⇒ Object

forcefully deletes the current buffer and clears the wholelayout

:ruby clear!



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 119

def clear!
  cmd 'bd!'
  clear_buffer
end

#clear_buffer ⇒ Object

deletes all lines in the current_buffer



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 125

def clear_buffer
  exec 'gg'
  current_buffer.length.times { current_buffer.delete(1) }
end

#cmd(vim_ex_command) ⇒ Object

run vim command

:ruby puts cmd("echo 'hello!'")



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 7

def cmd vim_ex_command
  VIM::command vim_ex_command
end

#create_command(name, method = nil, &block) ⇒ Object

create a vim user command that calls a ruby method or block

:ruby create_command :test                # creates a :Test command that calls a 'test' method
:ruby create_command 'test', :hi          # creates a :Test command that calls a 'hi' method
:ruby create_command(:test){ puts 'hi' }  # creates a :Test command that calls the block passed in

:ruby create_command(:foo){|*args| puts "called foo with args: #{ args.inspect }" }

:Foo 'hello', 'there', 1, 2, 3
called foo with args: ["hi", "there", 1, 2, 3]

Notes

the name of the command will be capitalized, so :test is callable as :Test



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 302

def create_command name, method = nil, &block
  name          = name.to_s
  command_name  = name[0..0] + name[1..name.length]
  method_name   = (method.nil?) ? name.to_s : method.to_s
  function_name = command_name + 'AutoGeneratedFunction'
  
  # create a function that calls method (or block)
  if block.nil?
    cmd %[fu! #{ function_name }(...)\n  ruby #{ method_name } *eval("\#{ vim_eval('string(a:000)') }")\nendfu]
  else
    generated_method = command_name + '_auto_generated_method'
    Kernel.module_eval { define_method generated_method, block }
    cmd %[fu! #{ function_name }(...)\n  ruby #{ generated_method } *eval("\#{ vim_eval('string(a:000)') }")\nendfu]
  end

  # create a vim command that calls the vim function
  cmd %{command! -nargs=* #{ command_name } call #{ function_name }(<args>)}
end

#current_buffer ⇒ Object

get the current buffer

:ruby puts "the current line says: #{current_buffer.line}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 56

def current_buffer
  VIM::Buffer.current # $curbuf
end

#current_file ⇒ Object

get the name of the current file

:ruby puts "currently editing: #{current_file}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 70

def current_file
  current_buffer.name
end

#current_line ⇒ Object

get the text of the currently selected line

:ruby puts "the current line says: #{current_line}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 94

def current_line
  current_buffer.line
end

#current_window ⇒ Object

get the current window

:ruby puts "the cursor is at: #{current_window.cursor.inspect}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 63

def current_window
  VIM::Window.current # $curwin
end

#current_word(filter = /[,'`\.:\(\)\[\]\}\{]/, replace_with = '') ⇒ Object

get the word under the cursor

:ruby puts "the cursor is on top of the word: #{current_word}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 324

def current_word filter=/[,'`\.:\(\)\[\]\}\{]/, replace_with=''
  line, index = current_line, cursor[1]
  word_start, word_end = line.rindex(' ',index) || 0, line.index(' ',index)
  word_start += 1 if word_start > 0 
  word_end = line.length if word_end.nil?
  word = line[word_start, word_end-word_start] || ''
  word.gsub!(filter,replace_with) unless word.empty?
  word
end

#cursor ⇒ Object

get the current cursor location (as array [line_number,position])

:ruby puts "the cursor is at: #{cursor.inspect}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 77

def cursor
  current_window.cursor
end

#exec(normal_vim_command) ⇒ Object

execute ‘normal’ command

:ruby exec '<ESC>ihello there!<ESC>'



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 28

def exec normal_vim_command
  cmd %[exec "normal #{normal_vim_command}"].gsub('<','\<')
end

#line_number ⇒ Object

get the current line number (of the #current_buffer)



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 82

def line_number
  cursor.first
end

#line_text(the_line_number = line_number) ⇒ Object

get the text of the given #line_number (of the #current_buffer)



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 87

def line_text the_line_number = line_number
  current_buffer[the_line_number]
end

#map(modes, shortcut = nil, vim_command = nil, &block) ⇒ Object

ruby method for mapping keyboard shortcuts to something

this is a ruby wrapper around vim’s map functions

VIM Modes

map

Normal, Visual, Operator-pending

map!

Insert, Command-line

nmap

Normal

vmap

Visual

omap

Operator-pending

cmap

Command-line

imap

Insert

lmap

Insert, Command-line, Lang-Arg

references:

Usage

map :normal, '<C-v>', do
  # some code that will run whenever
  # Control-V is pressed in Normal mode
end

map '<F5>', ":echo 'hello from F5'<Enter>"

Parameters

modes

optional. either a single mode, eg. :normal or an Array of multiple modes, eg. %w( visual command ). default: ‘normal’

valid mode names: normal, visual, insert, command, operator, lang

shortcut

a shortcut just like VIM normally understands, eg. <C-v>

vim_command

optional. this is a string command that we’ll map this shortcut to. if this is passed, the &block parameter is ignored and vim_command is run instead! you can still run ruby with this parameter by passing something like ‘<Esc>:ruby puts ’hi’<Enter>‘

&block

a block of code to run whenever the code is pressed

TODO allow #map(‘<C-r>’){ … } and use default mode TODO allow #map(‘<C-r>’, ‘vim command’)



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 197

def map modes, shortcut = nil, vim_command = nil, &block
  
  # first argument isn't a mode, it's a shortcut!
  unless modes.is_a?(Symbol) or modes.is_a?(Array)
    vim_command = shortcut
    shortcut    = modes
    modes       = :normal # default
  end

  modes_to_use = map_commands_for *modes
  raise "Don't know how to map #{ modes.inspect }" if modes_to_use.empty?

  if vim_command
    modes_to_use.each do |mode|
      cmd "#{ mode } #{ shortcut } #{ vim_command }"
    end

  elsif block
    unique_key = "#{ shortcut.inspect }_#{ modes.inspect }_#{ Time.now.to_i }"
    @mapped_blocks ||= { }
    @mapped_blocks[unique_key] = block
    modes_to_use.each do |mode|
      cmd "#{ mode } #{ shortcut } <Esc>:ruby @mapped_blocks[#{ unique_key.inspect }].call<Enter>"
    end

  else
    raise "Not sure what you want to map to ... no vim_command or block passed."
  end 
end

#map_commands_for(*modes) ⇒ Object

returns the map command(s) you should use if you want to map with the mode(s) given

see spec/mapping_spec.rb

>> map_commands_for(:normal)
=> :nmap



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 235

def map_commands_for *modes
  @mapmodes ||= {
    :map  => [ :normal, :visual, :operator ],
    :map! => [ :insert, :command ],
    :nmap => [ :normal ],
    :vmap => [ :visual ], 
    :omap => [ :operator ], 
    :cmap => [ :command ], 
    :imap => [ :insert ], 
    :lmap => [ :insert, :command, :lang ]
  }

  # symbolize
  modes = modes.map {|mode| mode.to_s.downcase.to_sym }
  
  # first, see if there's a mode that has the modes we want and nothing more
  mode_that_has_everything_we_want_and_nothing_else = @mapmodes.find do |mode_command, available_modes|
    match = true
    match = false unless available_modes.length == modes.length
    modes.each {|mode| match = false unless available_modes.include?(mode) }
    match
  end

  return [ mode_that_has_everything_we_want_and_nothing_else[0] ] if mode_that_has_everything_we_want_and_nothing_else

  # see if the modes we're looking for have a 1 <=> 1 mapping with available modes
  one_to_one_mapping_modes = modes.map do |mode|
    @mapmodes.find do |mode_command, available_modes|
      available_modes == [mode]
    end
  end

  return one_to_one_mapping_modes.map {|mode_command, available_modes| 
    mode_command
  } unless one_to_one_mapping_modes.include? nil

  # hmm, regardless of whether it'll have more than we want, see if we can find a mode 
  # that has all of the modes we're looking for
  modes_that_have_everything_we_want_and_some_more = @mapmodes.select do |mode_command, available_modes|
    match = true
    modes.each {|mode| match = false unless available_modes.include?(mode) }
    match
  end

  if modes_that_have_everything_we_want_and_some_more.length == 1
    return [ modes_that_have_everything_we_want_and_some_more[0][0] ]
  else
    [] # couldn't find anything  :/
  end

end

#prompt(name = 'input', format = lambda { |name| "#{name}: " }) ⇒ Object

prompts user for input

:ruby prompt('username')



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 140

def prompt name = 'input', format = lambda { |name| "#{name}: " }
  input = vim_eval("inputdialog('#{ format.call(name) }')")
  puts '' # clear statusline thinger
  input
end

#puts(message) ⇒ Object

alias ‘puts’ to vim ‘print’ method

:ruby puts 'hello!'



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 35

def puts message
  print message
end

#run(system_command) ⇒ Object

runs a system command in vim, by calling :! command

:ruby run 'ls'



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 14

def run system_command
  cmd "! #{ system_command }"
end

#set_current_line(text) ⇒ Object

set the text of the currently selected line

we’re not using the more conventional current_line= because that simply creates a local variable named current_line

:ruby set_current_line 'hi there'



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 104

def set_current_line text
  current_buffer[ current_buffer.line_number ] = text.to_s
end

#vim_defined?(var) ⇒ Boolean

check to see if a vim variable is defined

:ruby puts 'x is defined? ' + vim_defined?'x'

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 42

def vim_defined? var 
  vim_eval("exists('#{var}')") == '1' 
end

#vim_eval(vim_expression) ⇒ Object

evaluate vim expression

:ruby puts 'x = ' + vim_eval('x')



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 21

def vim_eval vim_expression
  VIM::evaluate vim_expression
end

#vim_var(var) ⇒ Object

get the value of a vim variable (else nil)

:ruby x = vim_var('x'); puts "x = #{x}"



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# File 'lib/vimilicious.rb', line 49

def vim_var var 
  vim_eval(var) if vim_defined?var
end