AndrewRadev

" Pick a different highlighting group by adding this in your vimrc:
"
"   highlight link fuzzyMatch <group>
"
" The "default" only makes the link if it's not already set.
"
highlight default link fuzzyMatch Search

" The components of the command definition:
"

AndrewRadev

" Adapted from https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/16111
"
command! -nargs=1 DumpHighlight call s:DumpHighlight(<q-args>)

function! s:DumpHighlight(filename) abort
  let output = execute('hi', 'silent!')
  let colors_name = fnamemodify(a:filename, ':r')
  let highlights =<< trim eval EOF
    hi clear

AndrewRadev

" Place this file in autoload/put_at_end.vim.
"
" Create mappings in normal mode that call the function with the string to append:
"
" nnoremap <silent> z, :call put_at_end#Mapping(',')<cr>
" nnoremap <silent> z; :call put_at_end#Mapping(';')<cr>
" nnoremap <silent> z) :call put_at_end#Mapping('),')<cr>
"
" If you have repeat.vim installed, you can repeat the append with a .
"

AndrewRadev

" Pressing zj and zk duplicate a single line below and above the cursor,
" respectively. This is pretty common functionality and simple to implement.
"
" Pressing zJ and zK duplicates a "block" of code, which is defined by indent.
" In the languages from the s:indent_based_languages list, a "hanging" indent
" is taken. Example:
"
"    def one(self):
"        pass
"

AndrewRadev

#! /bin/sh

current_color=''
last_color=''

while :;
do
  current_color=`curl -s 'http://api.thingspeak.com/channels/1417/field/1/last.txt'`

  if [ "$current_color" != "$last_color" ]

AndrewRadev

{
  "app/initializers/*.js": {
    "type": "initializer"
  },
  "app/models/*.js": {
    "type": "model",
    "alternate": "app/adapters/{}.js",
  },
  "app/adapters/*.js": {
    "type": "adapter",

AndrewRadev

let s:tbl = {
      \   'bold':  {
      \     '0': '𝟎', '1': '𝟏', '2': '𝟐', '3': '𝟑', '4': '𝟒',
      \     '5': '𝟓', '6': '𝟔', '7': '𝟕', '8': '𝟖', '9': '𝟗',
      \     'A':  '𝐀', 'B':  '𝐁', 'C':  '𝐂', 'D':  '𝐃', 'E':  '𝐄',
      \     'F':  '𝐅', 'G':  '𝐆', 'H':  '𝐇', 'I':  '𝐈', 'J':  '𝐉',
      \     'K':  '𝐊', 'L':  '𝐋', 'M':  '𝐌', 'N':  '𝐍', 'O':  '𝐎',
      \     'P':  '𝐏', 'Q':  '𝐐', 'R':  '𝐑', 'S':  '𝐒', 'T':  '𝐓',
      \     'U':  '𝐔', 'V':  '𝐕', 'W':  '𝐖', 'X':  '𝐗', 'Y':  '𝐘',
      \     'Z':  '𝐙',

AndrewRadev

" ~/.vim/ftplugin/ruby/private_methods.vim
" Browse through https://github.com/AndrewRadev/Vimfiles to find any future updates.

" Define what color the private methods will have
hi rubyPrivateMethod cterm=underline gui=underline

function! s:MarkPrivateArea()
  if empty(prop_type_get('private_method', {'bufnr': bufnr()}))
    call prop_type_add('private_method', {
          \ 'bufnr':     bufnr(),

AndrewRadev

" ~/.vim/ftplugin/ruby/textprop_demo_1.vim

" Define what color the private methods will have
hi rubyPrivateMethod cterm=underline gui=underline

function! RubyMarkPrivateArea()
  if empty(prop_type_get('private_method', {'bufnr': bufnr()}))
    call prop_type_add('private_method', {
          \ 'bufnr':     bufnr(),
          \ 'highlight': 'rubyPrivateMethod',

AndrewRadev

" This file is supposed to be saved as "~/.vim/ftplugin/eruby.vim". If desired, parts of it can be
" picked and saved into separate files in the same directory as long as they start with "eruby_",
" for example "~/.vim/ftplugin/eruby_surroundings.vim".

" Surround mappings. The character defines the mapping. Most of these are meant for use in visual
" mode to add a wrapping, although they can probably be used otherwise as well.
"
" These ones let you wrap a piece of text on a line with erb <% %> markers. The last one is
" particularly useful for adding translations in the place of hardcoded strings.
"