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Author SHA1 Message Date
fad734d042 Changed mapping for function 2017-06-04 14:46:08 +02:00
e484838bc9 Changed some of the default shortcuts 2017-05-28 18:13:03 +02:00
47a79f4251 Clean up indentation and commented code 2017-05-28 14:42:09 +02:00
e799ed8118 Moved plugin to ftplugin/python 2017-01-03 13:54:10 +01:00
Markus Törnqvist
669040957d Python3.5 async def support 2017-01-03 13:52:11 +01:00
Jon Franklin
0877af4dff Version 1.13
Fix for bug that prevented multi-line class and function definitions from showing up in the IM-Python menu.  Patch provided by Branden Rolston.
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Jon Franklin
6411a284c5 Version 1.12
* Changed to ftplugin and renamed to avoid collision with vim's ftplugin/python.vim. Patch provided by Christopher Lambacher
* Fixed error opening python buffer with no classes or functions.  Patch provided by Chris Farrow
* Removed duplicate ]f key
*Fixed block manipulation bugs due to collision on ]], [[ mappings. See menu for new mappings
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Jon Franklin
bf1056d729 Version 1.11: Add shortcuts for all remaining menu options. -
Jon Franklin
ef20af29a9 Version 1.10: Add shortcuts for commenting/uncommenting selections. -
Jon Franklin
6dbc984278 Version 1.9
Fixed bug in IM-Python menu where function and class names beginning with "_" were not included.
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Mikael Berthe
97ed3fccdb Version 1.8
Applied a patch from Jon Franklin: IM-Python menu improvements.
Updated copyright and email address.
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Mikael Berthe
7a5bb2412f Version 1.7: Use <Down> instead of 'j', so it should work when j is mapped. -
Mikael Berthe
dc9722e464 Version 1.6: Works better with folding... Many thanks to Guy L. Oliver! -
Mikael Berthe
414dc1c5c0 Version 1.5
Same as 1.4, I just fixed a typo in the comments and my e-mail address...
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Mikael Berthe
5f50c785a7 Version 1.4
Entry for Adam's IM-Python menu update in the main script menu; some other minor changes...
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This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=30
Written by Mikael Berthe.
This script can be useful when editing Python scripts. It provides the following menus:
- Select a block of lines with the same indentation
- Select a function
- Select a class
- Go to previous/next class/function
- Go to the beginning/end of a block
- Comment/uncomment the selection
- Jump to the last/next line with the same indent
- Shift a block (left/right)
- Creates list of classes and functions for easy code navigation
Version 1.8+ requires Vim 7, earlier versions require Vim 6

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Python.vim
==========
This is a set of menus/shortcuts to work with Python files. This work is kind
continuation of `Mikael Berthe script`_, with some improvements and fixes.
Installation
------------
To install it, any kind of Vim package manager can be used, like NeoBundle_,
Pathogen_, Vundle_ or vim-plug_.
For manual installation, copy subdirectories from this repository to your
``~/.vim`` directory.
Usage
-----
Default shortcuts are as follows:
- ``]]`` - jump to next class
- ``[[`` - jump to previous class
- ``))`` - jump to next function or method
- ``((`` - jump to previous function or method
- ``]t`` - jump to beginning of block
- ``]e`` - jump to end of block
- ``]<up>`` - jump to previous line with the same/lower indentation
- ``]<down>`` - jump to next line with the same/lower indentation
- ``]<`` - shift block to left
- ``]>`` - shift block to right
- ``]#`` - comment selection
- ``]u`` - uncomment selection
- ``vac`` - select (Visual Line Mode) current/previous class
- ``vaf`` - select (Visual Line Mode) current/previous function
- ``vab`` - select (Visual Line Mode) block
You can set the global variable ``g:py_select_leading_comments`` to 0
if you don't want to select comments preceding a declaration (these
are usually the description of the function/class).
You can set the global variable ``g:py_select_trailing_comments`` to 0
if you don't want to select comments at the end of a function/class.
If these variables are not defined, both leading and trailing comments
are selected.
If you use graphical version of vim (like gvim) you can access those options
through the menu called *Python*.
.. _Mikael Berthe script: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=30
.. _Pathogen: https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen
.. _Vundle: https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim
.. _NeoBundle: https://github.com/Shougo/neobundle.vim
.. _vim-plug: https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug

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" -*- vim -*-
" FILE: python_fn.vim
" LAST MODIFICATION: 2017-05-28 17:47:13
" (C) Copyright 2001-2005 Mikael Berthe <bmikael@lists.lilotux.net>
" Maintained by Jon Franklin <jvfranklin@gmail.com>
" Modifed by Roman Dobosz <gryf73@gmail.com>
" Version: 1.14
" USAGE:
" See README.rst
" Shortcuts:
" Only do this when not done yet for this buffer
if exists("b:loaded_py_ftplugin")
finish
endif
let b:loaded_py_ftplugin = 1
map ]t :PBoB<CR>
vmap ]t :<C-U>PBOB<CR>m'gv``
map ]e :PEoB<CR>
vmap ]e :<C-U>PEoB<CR>m'gv``
map vab ]tV]e
map ]< ]tV]e<
vmap ]< <
map ]> ]tV]e>
vmap ]> >
map ]# :call PythonCommentSelection()<CR>
vmap ]# :call PythonCommentSelection()<CR>
map ]u :call PythonUncommentSelection()<CR>
vmap ]u :call PythonUncommentSelection()<CR>
map vac :call PythonSelectObject("class")<CR>
map vaf :call PythonSelectObject("function")<CR>
map ]<up> :call PythonNextLine(-1)<CR>
map ]<down> :call PythonNextLine(1)<CR>
" You may prefer use <s-up> and <s-down>... :-)
" jump to previous class
map [[ :call PythonDec("class", -1)<CR>
vmap [[ :call PythonDec("class", -1)<CR>
" jump to next class
map ]] :call PythonDec("class", 1)<CR>
vmap ]] :call PythonDec("class", 1)<CR>
" jump to previous function
map (( :call PythonDec("function", -1)<CR>
vmap (( :call PythonDec("function", -1)<CR>
" jump to next function
map )) :call PythonDec("function", 1)<CR>
vmap )) :call PythonDec("function", 1)<CR>
" Menu entries
nmenu <silent> &Python.Update\ IM-Python\ Menu :call UpdateMenu()<CR>
nmenu &Python.-Sep1- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Beginning\ of\ Block<Tab>[t ]t
nmenu <silent> &Python.End\ of\ Block<Tab>]e ]e
nmenu &Python.-Sep2- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Left<Tab>]< ]<
vmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Left<Tab>]< ]<
nmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Right<Tab>]> ]>
vmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Right<Tab>]> ]>
nmenu &Python.-Sep3- :
vmenu <silent> &Python.Comment\ Selection<Tab>]# ]#
nmenu <silent> &Python.Comment\ Selection<Tab>]# ]#
vmenu <silent> &Python.Uncomment\ Selection<Tab>]u ]u
nmenu <silent> &Python.Uncomment\ Selection<Tab>]u ]u
nmenu &Python.-Sep4- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Class<Tab>[[ [[
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Class<Tab>]] ]]
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Function<Tab>{{ ((
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Function<Tab>}} ))
nmenu &Python.-Sep5- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Block<Tab>vab vab
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Function<Tab>vaf vaf
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Class<Tab>vac vac
nmenu &Python.-Sep6- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Line\ wrt\ indent<Tab>]<up> ]<up>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Line\ wrt\ indent<Tab>]<down> ]<down>
:com! PBoB execute "normal ".PythonBoB(line('.'), -1, 1)."G"
:com! PEoB execute "normal ".PythonBoB(line('.'), 1, 1)."G"
:com! UpdateMenu call UpdateMenu()
" Go to a block boundary (-1: previous, 1: next)
" If force_sel_comments is true, 'g:py_select_trailing_comments' is ignored
function! PythonBoB(line, direction, force_sel_comments)
let ln = a:line
let ind = indent(ln)
let mark = ln
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ln = ln + a:direction
if (a:direction == 1) && (!a:force_sel_comments) &&
\ exists("g:py_select_trailing_comments") &&
\ (!g:py_select_trailing_comments)
let sel_comments = 0
else
let sel_comments = 1
endif
while((ln >= 1) && (ln <= line('$')))
if (sel_comments) || (match(getline(ln), "^\\s*#") == -1)
if (!indent_valid)
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ind = indent(ln)
let mark = ln
else
if (strlen(getline(ln)))
if (indent(ln) < ind)
break
endif
let mark = ln
endif
endif
endif
let ln = ln + a:direction
endwhile
return mark
endfunction
" Go to previous (-1) or next (1) class/function definition
function! PythonDec(obj, direction)
if (a:obj == "class")
let objregexp = "^\\s*class\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+"
\ . "\\s*\\((\\([a-zA-Z0-9_,. \\t\\n]\\)*)\\)\\=\\s*:"
else
let objregexp = "^\\s*\\(async def\\|def\\)\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*(\\_[^:#]*)\\s*:"
endif
let flag = "W"
if (a:direction == -1)
let flag = flag."b"
endif
let res = search(objregexp, flag)
endfunction
" Comment out selected lines
" commentString is inserted in non-empty lines, and should be aligned with
" the block
function! PythonCommentSelection() range
let commentString = "# "
let cl = a:firstline
let ind = 1000 " I hope nobody use so long lines! :)
" Look for smallest indent
while (cl <= a:lastline)
if strlen(getline(cl))
let cind = indent(cl)
let ind = ((ind < cind) ? ind : cind)
endif
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
if (ind == 1000)
let ind = 1
else
let ind = ind + 1
endif
let cl = a:firstline
execute ":".cl
" Insert commentString in each non-empty line, in column ind
while (cl <= a:lastline)
if strlen(getline(cl))
execute "normal ".ind."|i".commentString
endif
execute "normal \<Down>"
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
endfunction
" Uncomment selected lines
function! PythonUncommentSelection() range
" commentString could be different than the one from CommentSelection()
" For example, this could be "# \\="
let commentString = "# "
let cl = a:firstline
while (cl <= a:lastline)
let ul = substitute(getline(cl),
\"\\(\\s*\\)".commentString."\\(.*\\)$", "\\1\\2", "")
call setline(cl, ul)
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
endfunction
" Select an object ("class"/"function")
function! PythonSelectObject(obj)
" Go to the object declaration
normal $
call PythonDec(a:obj, -1)
let beg = line('.')
if !exists("g:py_select_leading_comments") || (g:py_select_leading_comments)
let decind = indent(beg)
let cl = beg
while (cl>1)
let cl = cl - 1
if (indent(cl) == decind) && (getline(cl)[decind] == "#")
let beg = cl
else
break
endif
endwhile
endif
if (a:obj == "class")
let eod = "\\(^\\s*class\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*"
\ . "\\((\\([a-zA-Z0-9_,. \\t\\n]\\)*)\\)\\=\\s*\\)\\@<=:"
else
let eod = "\\(^\\s*\\(async def\\|def\\)\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*(\\_[^:#]*)\\s*\\)\\@<=:"
endif
" Look for the end of the declaration (not always the same line!)
call search(eod, "")
" Is it a one-line definition?
if match(getline('.'), "^\\s*\\(#.*\\)\\=$", col('.')) == -1
let cl = line('.')
execute ":".beg
execute "normal V".cl."G"
else
" Select the whole block
execute "normal \<Down>"
let cl = line('.')
execute ":".beg
execute "normal V".PythonBoB(cl, 1, 0)."G"
endif
endfunction
" Jump to the next line with the same (or lower) indentation
" Useful for moving between "if" and "else", for example.
function! PythonNextLine(direction)
let ln = line('.')
let ind = indent(ln)
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ln = ln + a:direction
while((ln >= 1) && (ln <= line('$')))
if (!indent_valid) && strlen(getline(ln))
break
else
if (strlen(getline(ln)))
if (indent(ln) <= ind)
break
endif
endif
endif
let ln = ln + a:direction
endwhile
execute "normal ".ln."G"
endfunction
function! UpdateMenu()
" delete menu if it already exists, then rebuild it.
" this is necessary in case you've got multiple buffers open
" a future enhancement to this would be to make the menu aware of
" all buffers currently open, and group classes and functions by buffer
if exists("g:menuran")
aunmenu IM-Python
endif
let restore_fe = &foldenable
set nofoldenable
" preserve disposition of window and cursor
let cline=line('.')
let ccol=col('.') - 1
norm H
let hline=line('.')
" create the menu
call MenuBuilder()
" restore disposition of window and cursor
exe "norm ".hline."Gzt"
let dnscroll=cline-hline
exe "norm ".dnscroll."j".ccol."l"
let &foldenable = restore_fe
endfunction
function! MenuBuilder()
norm gg0
let currentclass = -1
let classlist = []
let parentclass = ""
while line(".") < line("$")
" search for a class or function
if match ( getline("."), '^\s*class\s\+[_a-zA-Z].*\|^\s*\(async def\|def\)\s\+[_a-zA-Z].*' ) != -1
norm ^
let linenum = line('.')
let indentcol = col('.')
norm "nye
let classordef=@n
norm w"nywge
let objname=@n
let parentclass = FindParentClass(classlist, indentcol)
if classordef == "class"
call AddClass(objname, linenum, parentclass)
else " this is a function
call AddFunction(objname, linenum, parentclass)
endif
" We actually created a menu, so lets set the global variable
let g:menuran=1
call RebuildClassList(classlist, [objname, indentcol], classordef)
endif " line matched
norm j
endwhile
endfunction
" classlist contains the list of nested classes we are in.
" in most cases it will be empty or contain a single class
" but where a class is nested within another, it will contain 2 or more
" this function adds or removes classes from the list based on indentation
function! RebuildClassList(classlist, newclass, classordef)
let i = len(a:classlist) - 1
while i > -1
if a:newclass[1] <= a:classlist[i][1]
call remove(a:classlist, i)
endif
let i = i - 1
endwhile
if a:classordef == "class"
call add(a:classlist, a:newclass)
endif
endfunction
" we found a class or function, determine its parent class based on
" indentation and what's contained in classlist
function! FindParentClass(classlist, indentcol)
let i = 0
let parentclass = ""
while i < len(a:classlist)
if a:indentcol <= a:classlist[i][1]
break
else
if len(parentclass) == 0
let parentclass = a:classlist[i][0]
else
let parentclass = parentclass.'\.'.a:classlist[i][0]
endif
endif
let i = i + 1
endwhile
return parentclass
endfunction
" add a class to the menu
function! AddClass(classname, lineno, parentclass)
if len(a:parentclass) > 0
let classstring = a:parentclass.'\.'.a:classname
else
let classstring = a:classname
endif
exe 'menu IM-Python.classes.'.classstring.' :call <SID>JumpToAndUnfold('.a:lineno.')<CR>'
endfunction
" add a function to the menu, grouped by member class
function! AddFunction(functionname, lineno, parentclass)
if len(a:parentclass) > 0
let funcstring = a:parentclass.'.'.a:functionname
else
let funcstring = a:functionname
endif
exe 'menu IM-Python.functions.'.funcstring.' :call <SID>JumpToAndUnfold('.a:lineno.')<CR>'
endfunction
function! s:JumpToAndUnfold(line)
" Go to the right line
execute 'normal '.a:line.'gg'
" Check to see if we are in a fold
let lvl = foldlevel(a:line)
if lvl != 0
" and if so, then expand the fold out, other wise, ignore this part.
execute 'normal 15zo'
endif
endfunction
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" -*- vim -*-
" FILE: python.vim
" LAST MODIFICATION: 2001/07/07
" (C) Copyright 2001 Mikael Berthe <mikael.berthe@efrei.fr>
" Version: 1.1
" USAGE:
"
" Juste source this script when editing Python files.
" Example: au FileType python source ~me/.vim/scripts/python.vim
" You can set the global variable "g:py_select_leading_comments" to 0
" if you don't want to select comments preceding a declaration (these
" are usually the description of the function/class).
" You can set the global variable "g:py_select_trailing_comments" to 0
" if you don't want to select comments at the end of a function/class.
" If these variables are not defined, both leading and trailing comments
" are selected.
" Example: (in your .vimrc) "let g:py_select_leading_comments = 0"
" You may want to take a look at the 'shiftwidth' option for the
" shift commands...
"
" REQUIREMENTS:
" vim (>= 600)
"
" Shortcuts:
" [[ -- Jump to beginning of block
" ]] -- Jump to end of block
" ]v -- Select (Visual Line Mode) block
" ]< -- Shift block to left
" ]> -- Shift block to right
" ]c -- Select current/previous class
" ]f -- Select current/previous function
" ]<up> -- Jump to previous line with the same/lower indentation
" ]<down> -- Jump to next line with the same/lower indentation
map [[ :PBoB<CR>
vmap [[ :<C-U>PBoB<CR>m'gv``
map ]] :PEoB<CR>
vmap ]] :<C-U>PEoB<CR>m'gv``
map ]v [[V]]
map ]< [[V]]<
vmap ]< <
map ]> [[V]]>
vmap ]> >
map ]c :call PythonSelectObject("class")<CR>
map ]f :call PythonSelectObject("function")<CR>
map ]<up> :call PythonNextLine(-1)<CR>
map ]<down> :call PythonNextLine(1)<CR>
" You may prefer use <s-up> and <s-down>... :-)
" Menu entries
nmenu <silent> &Python.Beginning\ of\ Block<Tab>[[
\[[
nmenu <silent> &Python.End\ of\ Block<Tab>]]
\]]
nmenu &Python.-Sep1- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Left<Tab>]<
\]<
vmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Left<Tab>]<
\]<
nmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Right<Tab>]>
\]>
vmenu <silent> &Python.Shift\ Block\ Right<Tab>]>
\]>
nmenu &Python.-Sep2- :
vmenu <silent> &Python.Comment\ Selection
\:call PythonCommentSelection()<CR>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Comment\ Selection
\:call PythonCommentSelection()<CR>
vmenu <silent> &Python.Uncomment\ Selection
\:call PythonUncommentSelection()<CR>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Uncomment\ Selection
\:call PythonUncommentSelection()<CR>
nmenu &Python.-Sep3- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Class
\:call PythonDec("class", -1)<CR>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Class
\:call PythonDec("class", 1)<CR>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Function
\:call PythonDec("function", -1)<CR>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Function
\:call PythonDec("function", 1)<CR>
nmenu &Python.-Sep4- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Block<Tab>]v
\]v
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Function<Tab>]f
\]f
nmenu <silent> &Python.Select\ Class<Tab>]c
\]c
nmenu &Python.-Sep5- :
nmenu <silent> &Python.Previous\ Line\ wrt\ indent<Tab>]<up>
\]<up>
nmenu <silent> &Python.Next\ Line\ wrt\ indent<Tab>]<down>
\]<down>
:com! PBoB execute "normal ".PythonBoB(line('.'), -1, 1)."G"
:com! PEoB execute "normal ".PythonBoB(line('.'), 1, 1)."G"
" Go to a block boundary (-1: previous, 1: next)
" If force_sel_comments is true, 'g:py_select_trailing_comments' is ignored
function! PythonBoB(line, direction, force_sel_comments)
let ln = a:line
let ind = indent(ln)
let mark = ln
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ln = ln + a:direction
if (a:direction == 1) && (!a:force_sel_comments) &&
\ exists("g:py_select_trailing_comments") &&
\ (!g:py_select_trailing_comments)
let sel_comments = 0
else
let sel_comments = 1
endif
while((ln >= 1) && (ln <= line('$')))
if (sel_comments) || (match(getline(ln), "^\\s*#") == -1)
if (!indent_valid)
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ind = indent(ln)
let mark = ln
else
if (strlen(getline(ln)))
if (indent(ln) < ind)
break
endif
let mark = ln
endif
endif
endif
let ln = ln + a:direction
endwhile
return mark
endfunction
" Go to previous (-1) or next (1) class/function definition
function! PythonDec(obj, direction)
if (a:obj == "class")
let objregexp = "^\\s*class\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+"
\ . "\\s*\\((\\([a-zA-Z0-9_,. \\t\\n]\\)*)\\)\\=\\s*:"
else
let objregexp = "^\\s*def\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*(\\_[^:#]*)\\s*:"
endif
let flag = "W"
if (a:direction == -1)
let flag = flag."b"
endif
let res = search(objregexp, flag)
endfunction
" Comment out selected lines
" commentString is inserted in non-empty lines, and should be aligned with
" the block
function! PythonCommentSelection() range
let commentString = "#"
let cl = a:firstline
let ind = 1000 " I hope nobody use so long lines! :)
" Look for smallest indent
while (cl <= a:lastline)
if strlen(getline(cl))
let cind = indent(cl)
let ind = ((ind < cind) ? ind : cind)
endif
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
if (ind == 1000)
let ind = 1
else
let ind = ind + 1
endif
let cl = a:firstline
execute ":".cl
" Insert commentString in each non-empty line, in column ind
while (cl <= a:lastline)
if strlen(getline(cl))
execute "normal ".ind."|i".commentString
endif
execute "normal j"
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
endfunction
" Uncomment selected lines
function! PythonUncommentSelection() range
" commentString could be different than the one from CommentSelection()
" For example, this could be "# \\="
let commentString = "#"
let cl = a:firstline
while (cl <= a:lastline)
let ul = substitute(getline(cl),
\"\\(\\s*\\)".commentString."\\(.*\\)$", "\\1\\2", "")
call setline(cl, ul)
let cl = cl + 1
endwhile
endfunction
" Select an object ("class"/"function")
function! PythonSelectObject(obj)
" Go to the object declaration
normal $
call PythonDec(a:obj, -1)
let beg = line('.')
if !exists("g:py_select_leading_comments") || (g:py_select_leading_comments)
let decind = indent(beg)
let cl = beg
while (cl>1)
let cl = cl - 1
if (indent(cl) == decind) && (getline(cl)[decind] == "#")
let beg = cl
else
break
endif
endwhile
endif
if (a:obj == "class")
let eod = "\\(^\\s*class\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*"
\ . "\\((\\([a-zA-Z0-9_,. \\t\\n]\\)*)\\)\\=\\s*\\)\\@<=:"
else
let eod = "\\(^\\s*def\\s\\+[a-zA-Z0-9_]\\+\\s*(\\_[^:#]*)\\s*\\)\\@<=:"
endif
" Look for the end of the declaration (not always the same line!)
call search(eod, "")
" Is it a one-line definition?
if match(getline('.'), "^\\s*\\(#.*\\)\\=$", col('.')) == -1
let cl = line('.')
execute ":".beg
execute "normal V".cl."G"
else
" Select the whole block
normal j
let cl = line('.')
execute ":".beg
execute "normal V".PythonBoB(cl, 1, 0)."G"
endif
endfunction
" Jump to the next line with the same (or lower) indentation
" Useful for moving between "if" and "else", for example.
function! PythonNextLine(direction)
let ln = line('.')
let ind = indent(ln)
let indent_valid = strlen(getline(ln))
let ln = ln + a:direction
while((ln >= 1) && (ln <= line('$')))
if (!indent_valid) && strlen(getline(ln))
break
else
if (strlen(getline(ln)))
if (indent(ln) <= ind)
break
endif
endif
endif
let ln = ln + a:direction
endwhile
execute "normal ".ln."G"
endfunction
" update the IM-Python menu, that holds Classes and Functions
function! UpdateMenu()
call MakeClassStructure ()
call MakeFuncStructure ()
endfunction
command UpdateMenu call UpdateMenu ()
" make a menu that holds all of the classes
function! MakeClassStructure ()
norm mpgg0
while line(".") <= line("$")
if match ( getline("."), '^\s*class\s\+' ) != -1
norm ^w"nyw
let name=@n
exe 'menu IM-Python.classes.'.name.' '.line(".").'gg'
endif
if line(".") == line("$")
return
endif
norm j
endwhile
norm 'p
endfunction
"make a menu that holds all of the function deffinitions
function! MakeFuncStructure ()
norm mpgg0
while line(".") <= line("$")
if match ( getline("."), '^\s*def\s\+' ) != -1
norm ^w"nyw
let name=@n
exe 'menu IM-Python.functions.'.name.' '.line(".").'gg'
endif
if line(".") == line("$")
return
endif
norm j
endwhile
norm 'p
endfunction
" vim:set et sts=2 sw=2: