Mark plugin update, changed order for setting terminal options (turning on

256 colors)

doc/mark.txt

@@ -4,10 +4,9 @@
 		       (original version by Yuheng Xie)
 								    *mark.vim*
 description			|mark-description|
-usage	    			|mark-usage|
-installation   			|mark-installation|
-configuration  			|mark-configuration|
-integration			|mark-integration|
+usage				|mark-usage|
+installation			|mark-installation|
+configuration			|mark-configuration|
 limitations			|mark-limitations|
 known problems			|mark-known-problems|
 todo				|mark-todo|
@@ -16,7 +15,7 @@ history				|mark-history|
 ==============================================================================
 DESCRIPTION						    *mark-description*
 
-This script adds mappings and a :Mark command to highlight several words in
+This plugin adds mappings and a :Mark command to highlight several words in
 different colors simultaneously, similar to the built-in 'hlsearch'
 highlighting of search results and the * |star| command. For example, when you
 are browsing a big program file, you could highlight multiple identifiers in
@@ -24,7 +23,7 @@ parallel. This will make it easier to trace the source code.
 
 This is a continuation of vimscript #1238 by Yuheng Xie, who apparently
 doesn't maintain his original version anymore and cannot be reached via the
-email address in his profile. This script offers the following advantages over
+email address in his profile. This plugin offers the following advantages over
 the original:
 - Much faster, all colored words can now be highlighted, no more clashes with
   syntax highlighting (due to use of matchadd()). 
@@ -33,7 +32,8 @@ the original:
 - Like the built-in commands, jumps take an optional [count] to quickly skip
   over some marks. 
 
-RELATED WORKS *
+RELATED WORKS								     *
+
 - MultipleSearch (vimscript #479) can highlight in a single window and in all
   buffers, but still relies on the :syntax highlighting method, which is
   slower and less reliable. 
@@ -44,16 +44,18 @@ RELATED WORKS *
 ==============================================================================
 USAGE								  *mark-usage*
 
-HIGHLIGHTING 						   *mark-highlighting*
-
+HIGHLIGHTING						   *mark-highlighting*
+						     *<Leader>m* *v_<Leader>m*
 <Leader>m		Mark or unmark the word under the cursor, similar to
 			the |star| command. 
 {Visual}<Leader>m	Mark or unmark the visual selection. 
+						     *<Leader>r* *v_<Leader>r*
 <Leader>r		Manually input a regular expression to highlight. 
 {Visual}<Leader>r	(Based on the visual selection.) 
 			In accordance with the built-in |star| command,
 			all these mappings use 'ignorecase', but not
 			'smartcase'. 
+								   *<Leader>n*
 <Leader>n		Clear the mark under the cursor / all marks. 
 								       *:Mark*
 :Mark {pattern}		Mark or unmark {pattern}. 
@@ -63,7 +65,7 @@ HIGHLIGHTING 						   *mark-highlighting*
 
 
 SEARCHING						      *mark-searching*
-
+			    *<Leader>star* *<Leader>#* *<Leader>/* *<Leader>?*
 [count]*         [count]#
 [count]<Leader>* [count]<Leader>#
 [count]<Leader>/ [count]<Leader>?
@@ -130,9 +132,6 @@ this plugin is sourced. To remove the default overriding of * and #, use: >
     nmap <Plug>IgnoreMarkSearchNext <Plug>MarkSearchNext
     nmap <Plug>IgnoreMarkSearchPrev <Plug>MarkSearchPrev
 <
-==============================================================================
-INTEGRATION						    *mark-integration*
-
 ==============================================================================
 LIMITATIONS						    *mark-limitations*
 
@@ -165,6 +164,11 @@ http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Highlight_multiple_words:
 ==============================================================================
 HISTORY								*mark-history*
 
+2.4.1	13-Jan-2011
+- FIX: Using a named register for capturing the visual selection on
+  {Visual}<Leader>m and {Visual}<Leader>r clobbered the unnamed register. Now
+  using the unnamed register. 
+
 2.4.0	13-Jul-2010
 - ENH: The MarkSearch mappings (<Leader>[*#/?]) add the original cursor
   position to the jump list, like the built-in [/?*#nN] commands. This allows
@@ -260,7 +264,7 @@ Initial version published by Yuheng Xie on vim.org.
 
 ==============================================================================
 Copyright: (C) 2005-2008 by Yuheng Xie
-           (C) 2008-2010 by Ingo Karkat
+           (C) 2008-2011 by Ingo Karkat
 The VIM LICENSE applies to this script; see|copyright|. 
 
 Maintainer:	Ingo Karkat <ingo@karkat.de>