Vi与Vim精华问答：操作与技巧解析

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command!FormatClojureDocStringscallFormatClojureDocStrings()
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),ex-mode(NextQ)
User:broma0
Answer byevergreentree
Thisisbecausespecialkeyslike<esc>arenottranslatedtotheiractualmeaninginnormal
commands.Thus,normal<esc>translatestoliterallytypingless-thanescgreater-
than.Youcangetaroundthisbydoingsomethinglikethis:
execute"normal<esc>"
Inyourcase,itwouldlooklikethis:
Skipcodeblock
function!Trim()
execute"normalmz:%s/\s\+$//e<cr>`z"
endfunction
command!TrimcallTrim()
function!UUID()
execute"normalmz:r!uuidgen<CR>dW\"_dd`zp"
endfunction
command!UUIDcallUUID()
function!FormatClojureDocStrings()
execute"normalmz:g/\v\"([^\"]|\n)*\"\ze\n\s*\[.*\]/normalgngq<cr>`z"
endfunction
command!FormatClojureDocStringscallFormatClojureDocStrings()
Notethatthesespecialkeyswillonlybetranslatediftheyareindoublequotes.
Answer bypeter-rincker
Typicallyyoudivideyourcommandsupinto3categories:
Normalcommandsthatneedtorunvia:normal/:normal!
Ex-commandswhichcanberunwithouttheleading:
Commandsthatneedto“builtup”useexecute.e.g.execute"s/".pat."/".
rep."/g".(Thisisactuallyjustaspecializationofthepreviousrule)
Letstakeadoaquick-n-dirtyattemptatyourUUIDcommand:
command!UUIDcalls:uuid()
functions:uuid()
normal!mz
r!uuidgen
normal!dW"_dd`zp
endfunction
Nowwehaveafewissueswiththis:
Wearemutatingthezmarkandtheunnamedregistersothismaycausesurprises.
Thetypicalsolutionistosavetheregisterandrestoretheregisterlaterinthefunction
Ex-commandstypicallydothingslinewisesothiscommandisabitoutofthe
ordinary.(Thismaybebetterasamapping<c-r><c-u>perhaps)
Fixing/side-steppingthemutationissuesbyusingtheexpressionregister,"=,andthe

system()function.
command!UUIDexecute"normal!a\<c-r>=substitute(system('uuidgen'),'\\n','','')\<cr>\<esc>"
Formorehelpsee:
:h:normal
:h:execute
:hi_ctrl-r
:hsystem(
YoumayalsowanttolookatSteveLosh’sLearnVimscripttheHardWay .
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),ex-mode(NextQ)
Q:HowcanIcreateapseudoinsertmodewithadifferentkeymap?
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),insert-mode(PrevQ)(NextQ)
Iamintheslightlyunusualpositionofusingtwodifferentkeyboardlayoutsonaregular
basis(Programmers-Dvorak andTurkish-F ).Theselayoutsarequitedifferentfrom
each-otherandIamonlyabletobeproficientinvimwithonesetofmusclememories.
I’mprettyproficientwithvimcommandsintheDvoraklayout,butit’salmostimpossible
touseifmykeyboardisintheTurkish-Flayout.UnfortunatelyIregularlyeditfilesin
bothEnglishandTurkishandevenmixedlanguages.MyproficiencyissuchthatIcan
typeeitherlanguageinit’srespectivekeyboardlayoutratherwell,butmybrainrefusesto
cross-wirethemandtypeevenafewlettersofawordinTurkishfromtheDvoraklayout
orviseversa.
Ihavetwo-key-salutebindingsforchangingthelayoutinXorg,buteventhisleavesme
withanawkwardworkflowinvimwheneditingmixedlanguagefiles:
<vimcommands…>i<switchtotr>…content…<escape><switchtoen><vimcommands…>
Iwouldliketobeabletoshortenthistosomethinglike:
<vimcommands…><leader>i…content…<escape><vimcommands…>
…suchthatusing<leader>isetsabunchof:imapvaluestoemulatetheTurkishlayout
withoutchangingthesystemkeyboardlayout.Atthesametime,iwouldswitchtoinsert
modebutwithouttheextra:imapvalues.Thevaluesthemselvesareeasy,Ijustneedthe
alphabetmappingssomethinglikethese:
:imapau
:imapAU
:imapoi
:imapOİ
"etc.
Thequestionis,howtosetuptwoinsertmodes,onenormalinsertmodeandonepseudo
insertmodethatisidenticalexceptforabunchofmappings,andhowcanItriggerthese
modeswith<leader>i,<leader>a,etc.?
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),insert-mode(PrevQ)(NextQ)
User:caleb

Answer byingo-karkat

Vimhassomethinglikethisintheformofkeymaps.From:helpmbyte-keymap:

Whenthekeyboarddoesn'tproducethecharactersyouwanttoenterinyour

text,youcanusethe'keymap'option.Thiswilltranslateoneormore

(English)characterstoanother(non-English)character.Thisonlyhappens

whentypingtext,notwhentypingVimcommands.Thisavoidshavingtoswitch

betweentwokeyboardsettings.

Insert-modeonlyCapsLock describessuchamappingforemulationofCapsLock;as

youcanseethere,themappingsfileissimilartowhatyououtlineinyourquestion.

Youenablethissettingvia:setiminsert=1ordynamicallyviai_CTRL-^.Italsoworks

for/searchwiththe'imsearch'option.

Answer bycaleb

IngoKarkat’sanswer seemslikeitwasexactlytherightsolutionandhassolvedmy

situation.Howeverherearealittlebitmoreverboseinstructionsforanyoneelsejust

gettingstartedwithvim’slanguagemapfunctions.

First,youneedalanguagemapfile.AsintheCapsLockexample,you’llwanttoput

somethinglikethefollowingin~/.vim/keymap/dvorak2turkishf.vim(downloadmyfull

mappingfromGithu b):

Skipcodeblock

letb:keymap_name="dvorak2turkishf"

loadkeymap

;f

,g

.ğ

pı

yo

fd

gr

"etc…

Withthatinplace,itremainstosetupbindingstoactivateitinsomecasesbutnotothers.

You’llwanttoaddsomethingtoyour~/.vimrcfile.

First,bindthesearchkeymaptotheinputone:

setimsearch=-1

Thensetwhichkeymapwillbeusedforalternate-languageinputmode:

setkeymap=dvorak2turkishf

Turnoffthealternateinputmodesobydefaulttherewillbenochange:

setiminsert=0

Setupanauto-commandtorunwheneverleavinginsertmodetoturnoffthealternate

languageswitch:

autocmdInsertLeave*setiminsert=0

Addbindingsforallthevariouswaysyoumightendupinthealternate-languageinput

modesothatusing<leader>(Usually\)beforethemsetsthelanguagemapswtichtoon

beforeswitching:
Skipcodeblock
nnoremap<leader>i:setiminsert=1<Cr>i
nnoremap<leader>I:setiminsert=1<Cr>I
nnoremap<leader>a:setiminsert=1<Cr>a
nnoremap<leader>A:setiminsert=1<Cr>A
nnoremap<leader>c:setiminsert=1<Cr>c
nnoremap<leader>C:setiminsert=1<Cr>C
nnoremap<leader>r:setiminsert=1<Cr>r
nnoremap<leader>R:setiminsert=1<Cr>R
nnoremap<leader>o:setiminsert=1<Cr>o
nnoremap<leader>O:setiminsert=1<Cr>O
Setadifferentcursorcolorforwhenthemapisenabled:
:highlightCursorguifg=NONEguibg=Green
:highlightlCursorguifg=NONEguibg=Cyan
Alltogether,hereiswhatchangedinmyconfig .Asafinalnote,oneyouareininsert
modeyoucantogglethelanguagemapoptiononandoffusing<ctrl>+^.
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),insert-mode(PrevQ)(NextQ)
Q:Whatdoes`<Bar>`mean?
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ)
Inansweringaquestionjustnow,Imentionedusinganormalmodekeymappingthatcan
befoundatvim.wikia.com.Inthemiddleofexplainingthekeymapping,IrealizedthatI
hadnoideawhat<Bar>meant.Whatdoesitmean?
Itriedreplacingitwithapipe|,withandwithoutspacesbefore,around,andafterit,but
eachonebrokemy.vimrcfilewiththefollowingerrormessage:
Errordetectedwhileprocessing/home/bottomsc/.vimrc:
line173:
E488:Trailingcharacters::nohl<CR>
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ)
User:christopher-bottoms
Answer bymuru
It’sthecodeforthepipecharacter :|.Thepipeisusedthewaythesemicolonisusedin
C-stylelanguages,asastatementseparator.Youcannotuseitdirectlyinamapping,since
itwouldbeseenasmarkingtheendofthemapping.Hence,thecodehastobeused
instead.
Thereareexceptionstothis,suchasautocmddefinitions,wherethebardelimitsthe
actionsoftheautocmd,butnotthedefinitionitself.
From:help:bar :
‘|’canbeusedtoseparatecommands,soyoucangivemultiplecommandsinone
line.Ifyouwanttouse‘|’inanargument,precedeitwith‘'.

andfrom:helpmap_bar :
*map_bar*
Sincethe'|'characterisusedtoseparateamapcommandfromthenext
command,youwillhavetodosomethingspecialtoincludea'|'in{rhs}.
Therearethreemethods:
useworkswhenexample~
<Bar>'<'isnotin'cpoptions':map_l:!ls<Bar>more^M
\|'b'isnotin'cpoptions':map_l:!ls\|more^M
^V|always,inVimandVi:map_l:!ls^V|more^M
Answer bybernhard
Ifyoutype
:help<Bar>
youwillreadthat
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Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ)
Q:HowtomapAltkey?
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),terminal(NextQ)
I’mtryingtomapAltkeyinthefollowingway:
:map<A-j>j
:map<A-k>k
butitdoesn’twork(bellisrangonAlt+j/Alt+k).
WhatI’mmissing?
I’musingTerminalonOSX,thesamehappensonremoteLinux.
OnCtrl+v,Alt+j,I’vegot:?~H~F(∆whenencoding=utf-8).
OnCtrl+v,Alt+k,I’vegot:?~Z(˚whenencoding=utf-8).
Runningvimwithoutplugins(-uNONE)doesn’tmakeanydifference.
Tags:key-bindings(PrevQ)(NextQ),terminal(NextQ)
User:kenorb
Answer bykossak
That’showIdoitonLinuxorCygwin:
FirstcheckwhatcharsaresendbyyourterminalwhenyoupressALT+J:
InordertodothisIgotoconsoleandrunsed-nl(youcanalsousecatforit).ThenI
pressALT+Jandseethatthecharsonthescreenare^[j.
Ireplace^[with\e(becausethat’swhatissentbymyterminalwhenIpressesc)andthe
finalstringformeis\ej.