wyle@inf.ethz.ch (Mitchell Wyle) (11/16/89)
Our comp.sources.misc archive does not go back very far. I thought I
saw Brandon post some vi map macros for editing C code about two years
ago. Was I dreaming?
Could someone please mail them to me? We don't have ftp here. I'd
prefer them compressed uuencoded to preserve the special chars.
Also, I am interested in vi map macro code which you find useful. I'll
summarize if I get any "me too's." Here are some from from Kevin Minor
(motcid!marble!minor):
map ^A o{^[o}^[O
ab aoo {^[o}^[O
ab defoo ^[0i#define
ab inoo ^[0i#include
ab foo for () {^[o}^[k$2hi
ab woo while () do {^[o}^[k$5hi
ab ifoo if () {^[o}^[k$2hi
ab eloo else {^[o}^[O
ab elifoo else if () {^[o}^[k$2hi
ab mainoo main (argc,argv) ^[oint argc;^[ochar *argv;^[o{^[o}^[O
Thanks, -Mitch (uunet!ethz!wyle)
[Die Proletarier haben nichts ausser ihre Ketten zu verlieren. Sie
haben eine Welt zu gewinnen. Arbeiter aller Laender vereinigt euch!]
The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a
world to win. Workers of all countries unite! Karl Marx, Friedrich
Engels _Das_Kommunist_Manifesto_, January 30, 1888.
The workers ceased to be afraid of the bosses. It's as if they suddenly
threw off their chains. -- a Soviet journalist, about the Donruss coal
strike, October 19, 1989.