The key (pun not intended), here, is just to choose a rarely used key and use it as a namespace for your mappings. You can create any complex mapping you want, either using or not. You can expand those with if you don't mind the trailing space or with if you do. Etiam lobortis, urna id bibendum convallis, ligula augue auctor eros, a dictum sapien mi a tellus. Sed turpis dui, fermentum ut, aliquam eget, vulputate ullamcorper, pede. Integer nunc lacus, sodales posuere, rutrum quis, blandit at, mi. Morbi quis eros nec elit molestie vehicula. Integer non neque a lectus venenatis fermentum.
Integer diam augue, egestas quis, aliquam ut, venenatis ut, quam. :iabbrev lipsum Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. If you want plugin-free solutions you can use: Then I will still have to alias back to some larger set of functions (probably use python to define commands). I didn't realize you could chain so many letters with a mapleader, this may provide the magic I need. Thats almost all I need, but I was hoping for a little easier way of maintaining/updating my snippet collection.Īre there any minimalist plugins out there that cover my use-case, or do I need to just stick with my. I guess I could just start writing named functions that merely print a block of text into the current buffer. My snippets should literally paste in the raw text they were defined with, nothing else.I don't plan on using a mini-template-language to streamline my snippets, thats excessive.I don't need snippets that are context aware or smart in any way.I don't need language aware snippets (clever keywords will be my solution).What is the easiest way to store any number of raw text blocks, and then retrieve them using a single keyword and 1 hotkey (in either order: keywordhotkey). But I am running out of registers, and one single alpha-numeric letter does not immediately remind me of what I preloaded it with. I have been preloading several registers with my snippets up until now, and then keep a cheatsheet for which register has which text block. I am looking for simplicity in both usage and config, not uber power or gold stars in efficiency. It is a fast and light editor that doesn't get in my way. Vim is not an IDE for me, nor do I want it to be. I use vim a lot, but my workflow usually forces me to interact with other IDE's, so I am not a god-like vim poweruser, nor am I trying to be anytime soon.
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