AndrewRadev

" As an example, put it in the statusline (you should not do this here, just put the %{} in your config):
let &statusline = substitute(&statusline, '%f', '%f%{get(b:,"ignore_status","")}', '')

"
" get(b:, "ignore_status", "") -> Get the key "ignore_status" from the
" dictionary b: (all buffer-local variables), defaulting to ""
"

augroup IgnoreStatus
  autocmd!

AndrewRadev

" Proof-of-concept, probably won't work for you, sorry

" Terminal colors, all grays, lighter to darker
let s:colors = range(232, 255)

augroup FugitiveColors
  autocmd!

  autocmd BufRead * call ShowBlameColors()
augroup END

AndrewRadev

" Original idea: https://github.com/briangwaltney/paren-hint.nvim
"
" Requires the built-in matchparen plugin to be activated

if exists("g:loaded_matchparen_text") || &cp
  finish
endif
let g:loaded_matchparen_text = 1

if empty(prop_type_get('matchparen_text'))

AndrewRadev

onoremap <silent> iu :<c-u>call <SID>UrlTextObject()<cr>
xnoremap <silent> iu :<c-u>call <SID>UrlTextObject()<cr>
onoremap <silent> au :<c-u>call <SID>UrlTextObject()<cr>
xnoremap <silent> au :<c-u>call <SID>UrlTextObject()<cr>

function! s:UrlTextObject()
  let saved_view = winsaveview()

  let saved_end_pos = getpos("'b")
  defer setpos("'e", saved_end_pos)

AndrewRadev

" Save in ~/.vim/plugin/range_highlight.vim

augroup range_highlight
  autocmd!

  autocmd CmdlineChanged : call s:RangeHighlight()
  autocmd CmdlineLeave : call s:RangeClear()
augroup END

let s:match_id = 0

AndrewRadev

" Place file in autoload/quickmacro.vim
" 
" Create mapping in vimrc to start and stop the macro with e.g. M:
"
" nnoremap M :call quickmacro#Record()<cr>
" 
" Apply macro by @m, or if you have repeat.vim, just press .

let s:recording = v:false

AndrewRadev

" Install by saving as `~/.vim/plugin/substitute_code.vim`
" Use like the regular `:s` command:
"
"   %Scode/foo/bar/g
"
" It ignores comments, but not strings. Tweak implementation as desired.

command! -nargs=1 -range Scode call s:Scode(<q-args>, <line1>, <line2>)

" Input should be something like /<pattern>/<replacement>/<flags>

AndrewRadev

" Place under ~/.vim/plugin/
"
" Calling :Timestamp will try to convert the word under the cursor. Selecting
" an area in visual mode will pass it to `date` and replace the entire area.
"
command! -range=0 Timestamp call s:Timestamp(<count>)

function! s:Timestamp(count) abort
  let is_visual = a:count > 0

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 .
"