Python & vim

[Rainy]

On 12 Jun 2001 21:07:16 GMT, Christian Schaller <chris at alaska.cert.siemens.de> wrote:
> Dear Pythoners,
> 
>   I've seen already some threads about configuring vim that it is
> comfortable editing Python programs, so let's get one step further!  Use
> the following script to be able moving up and down the same indentation
> level of the line the cursor is on (just press F10 for down and
> Shift-F10 for up).
> 
>   Have fun!
> 
> bye
>   Chris...
> 
> """
> fu! Block(indent, dir)
>   let line = getline(".")
>   let blankCount = matchend(line, a:indent)
>   let nr = line(".")
>   let lastPos = nr
>   let maxLine = line("$")
>   while nr <= maxLine && nr > 0
>     let nr = nr + a:dir
>     let curr = getline(nr)
>     if curr == ""
>       continue
>     endif
>     if matchend(curr, a:indent) == blankCount
>       break
>     elseif matchend(curr, a:indent) < blankCount
>       let nr = lastPos
>       break
>     endif
>   endw
>   exe nr
> endfu
> 
> map <F10> :call Block("^[ ]*", 1)<c-m>
> map <S-F10> :call Block("^[ ]*", -1)<c-m>
> """

Thanks for the post - but it's not working fully
here. F10 works fine but S-F10 seems to capitalize
current character and jump few characters to the
right. I'm using 6.0z version. I tried changing
it to F11 but it does some other odd things..

Ok, now I tried F10 for down, F11 for up and it
works perfectly well. I guess this is something
to do with 6.0 beta status.


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