VIM PairTools 1.5.2

Changes

PairTools has progressed to version 1.5.2 with many additions and modifications. The plugin architecture underwent a major rework and the following changes occured:

1. What was implemented as PairTools 1.0 is now called the PairClamp module and is located in the autoload directory. PairClamp doesn't implement the surround feature anymore, but you can use the surround plugin instead.

2. The file pairtools.vim is still located inside the plugin directory, but is now used as a central module for every other modules to set options and mappings.

3. A new module call TagWrench handles the angle brackets pair < and >, the <% %>, pairs, as well as XML and HTML tags, using builtin or user hook functions to decided when ending tags should be inserted, and much more. For more details see the help file.

4. A new module call Jigsaw now handle backspace <BS> and carriage return hook functions to call based on the current context. For example, the PairClamp context will delete defined pairs, and the TagWrench context will delete angle bracket pairs, but also single tags and a pair of starting and ending tags. Details are provided in the help file.

5. Options (features) name changed a bit; they are now construct like this:

   g:pairtools_{filetype}_{option_name}
   

   So it will require some renaming from users of version 1.0. Also, as of version 1.5, all options are disabled by default.

6. New 'Apostrophe' options added to avoid the quote to auto-close after a letter.

7. A vimball is now provided and can be downloaded at: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3560

Description

This Vim plugin manages operation involving pairs. It implements very popular features such as auto close when the opening symbol is typed, auto step out using the closing symbol, avoids auto close inside some syntax area, do not close based on the right character(s) using regex-like expressions, and much more.

Installation

There are a two ways to install the plugin, the preferred one being 1:

1. Using git clone manually copy all files
2. Download the vimball at: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3560