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vimtools is a tool to complement your editor favorite text / code vim, vi, nvim, Gvim or MacVim. vimtools is fast and lightweight written in 100% vimscript with no outside dependencies.

vimtools is a set of functions and settings that will make it easy for you life. You are the one who decides what function or command is executed either automatically or by calling through the cmd of vim / nvim. That is why all the variables are available for you set the vimtools to your liking.

vimtools some features:

• VimToolsMaxWindows the current window to have a more extended view of the information
• VimToolsSpellMorseIdioms the best Spell administrator for VIM, using a dictionary in Vim was never so easy
• VimToolsAssistant the best Asistant for the documentation for Vimscript
• Rapid access to your VIMRC or to your init.vim
• VimToolsState a preview to the information of your script
• VimToolsMakeDirectories automatic directories for spell, backup copies, folding and others. You no longer have to worry about the annoying temporary files of backup copies, now everything is focused on a single place "$HOME/vimtools_tmp"
• VimToolsMatheModus asistant for Mathematical Symbols
• VimToolsEasyComment an indispensable complement to comment with the proper format
• Others

Just add this line to your ~/.vimrc:

Plugin 'mctechnology17/vimtools'

And run :PluginInstall inside Vim.

Copy and paste in your shell:

cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/mctechnology17/vimtools

Run this command in your shell:

vpm insert mctechnology17/vimtools

Just add this line to your ~/.vimrc inside plug call:

Plug 'mctechnology17/vimtools'

And run :PlugInstall inside Vim or vim +PlugInstall +qa from shell.

All Tools are activated by default, if some reason you have problems with any, or you only need some, you can activate it and deactivate it easily as follows:

" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_loaded = 1

" activated by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_assistant = 1
let g:vimtools_directories = 1
let g:vimtools_mapsfolding = 1
let g:vimtools_closingbracke = 1
let g:vimtools_stateruler = 1
let g:vimtools_mathemodus = 1
let g:vimtools_spellmorse = 1
let g:vimtools_spellmorsesuggest = 1
let g:vimtools_easycomment = 1
let g:vimtools_maxwindows = 1

If you want VimTools to work by default without any copy modification and paste these lines in your VIMRC or init.vim

" on/off SpellMorse
nnoremap <silent> <TAB>. :VimToolsSpellMorse<CR>
" next language
nnoremap <silent> <TAB>, :VimToolsSpellMorseIdioms<CR>
" on/off MatheModus
inoremap <silent> <TAB>m <Esc>:VimToolsMatheModus<CR>i<RIGHT>
" on/off MaxWindows
nnoremap <silent> <Leader>m :VimToolsMaxWindows<CR>

This add-on will help you with the official documentation of Vimscript. When you shut up under a function as a for, while or if (for example), keyword or something you do not know or the definition of vimscript, just press the <F1> key and the documentation of what is below will be automated of the cursor.

" activated by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_assistant = 1
<F1>     " call documentation in VIM if it exists
<S-F1>   " call HELP
<F2>     " call .vimrc
<S-F2>   " call init.vim

With this add-on you can clean the "Undo" folder with the files that have more than 90 days of existing, if you want them to keep the archives simply do not invoke this command.

" clear Undo-Directory
:VimToolsCleanUndoDir
" Make directory
:VimToolsMakeDirectories

Spell is a complement that is available to VIM, SpellMorse helps you from a very easy and intuitive to use it. In normal mode, simply press <TAB> + . Torque Aactivar the plugin and once activated you can change language with <TAB> + ,.

You can change to the language of your preference, consultation your language in specific here. Once you know which will be the default language, you can switch it by simply by modifying the word "in" by the language of your preference. For example:

• en -> all regions
• en_au -> Australia
• en_ca -> Canada
• en_gb -> Great Britain
• en_nz -> New Zealand
• en_us -> USA
• de -> all German words accepted
• de_de -> old and new spelling
• de_19 -> old spelling
• de_20 -> new spelling
• de_at -> Austria
• de_ch -> Switzerland

" Mappings are enabled by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_spellmorse = 1
" 1 = 10 Best suggestions (default) 2 = 20 Best suggestions (default) 0 = all suggestions
let g:vimtools_spellmorsesuggest = 1
" on/off SpellMorse
nnoremap <silent> <TAB>. :VimToolsSpellMorse<CR>
" next language
nnoremap <silent> <TAB>, :VimToolsSpellMorseIdioms<CR>

When SpellMorse is activated, then you can make movements with the following keys. The mappings of these keys are only active during the activation of SpellMourse, when the switch is turned off, the mapping of each key returns to its original state.

Mappings are enabled by default. You can read the documentation here. This mapping is activated by default, if you do not wish you can deactivate it by writing 0 instead of 1 in the following global variable.

" Mappings are enabled by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_mapsfolding = 1
    " open/close folding
    nnoremap a za
    vnoremap a za
    " open/close all folding
    nnoremap s zM
    nnoremap S zR
    " visual: Operator to create a fold.
    vnoremap s zf
    " visual: Delete folds recursively at the cursor.
    vnoremap D zd

With this plugin you can acquire mathematical unicode symbols simply by typing the abbreviation according to your symbol. These are the keywords added so far.

" activated by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_mathemodus = 1
" on/off MatheModus
inoremap <silent> <TAB>m <Esc>:VimToolsMatheModus<CR>i<RIGHT>
nnoremap <silent> <TAB>m :VimToolsMatheModus<CR>

Enlarge and restore the current window.

" activated by default
" 1 = activate 0 = deactivate
let g:vimtools_maxwindows = 1
" on/off MaxWindows
nnoremap <silent> <Leader>m :VimToolsMaxWindows<CR>

Simply select in visual mode the lines of code you want to comment on and then press the c key. This is adapted so that it works in an easy, fast and practical way in all scripts.

List of Scripts added so far:

vim, cpp, c, go, java, javascript, scala, php, rust, jsonc, json
python, r, ruby, sh, desktop, fstab, profile, text, tmux, make, dockerfile
bashrc, zsh, zshrc, bash_profile, gitignore, yaml, gdb, gitconfig, vimwiki
html, xml, tex, mail, dosbatch, autohotkey, lua

Adding this line, you can see when SpellMorse is activated. Note: You have to have "AIRLINE" installed

let g:airline_symbols.spell = 'SpellMorse'

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Ambassador and creator/maintainer of vimtools, GitManager and more, that are easy to integrate, but very powerful work tools that allow you to improve your workflow, integrating with all operating systems and all possible shells.

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Released under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

Copyright (c) 2022 Marcos Chow Castro