自己写的Vim插件 - 管理session和viminfo

brant_chen

废话不说，访问我的Blog就可以看看了：
http://brantchen.com/2014/08/17/ ... viminfo-management/
希望听取大家的意见。
目前自我感觉良好，够我用了：）

安装后的用法示例：
启动Vim时
This plugin provides automation ability when launching Vim and leaving Vim.
Example 1:
If you're at /home/test, there are:

    workspace.session
    workspace.viminfo
    test.session
    test.viminfo

(后面会介绍如何用Savews 生成 workspace.session and workspace.viminfo)When you launch vim, it will load workspace.session and workspace.viminfo with prompt message by default. As following illustration:


Example 2:
If you're at /home/test, there are:
* test01.session
* test01.viminfo
* test02.session
* test02.viminfo

When you launch vim, it will list all workspace files for your choice.
As following:

  workspace: Please input the expected workspace index you want to load(注意：test01.session and test01.viminfo会显示为test01):
    [0] /home/test/test01
    [1] /home/test/test02
  Your input(q to exit this function of workspace plugin):

Then you type a legal number in range(0,1), it will load the specific workspace files. Also you can type 'Q' or 'q' to do nothing with workspace files. If you give an exception, you will be required to input again. As following illustration:


There is a little compatible problem in some tty console. Please read "Limitation and Known issues" section in this Readme.md for more details.

Leaving Vim:
Example 1:

  : Savews my.ws
  : Loadws wow.ws
  : Savews new.ws
  : qa

Result:
This plugin will automatically save session and viminfo files to the last workspace files
* new.session
* new.viminfo

As following illustration:


Ex Commands

This plugin provide two Ex commands: Savews, Loadws.

Savews

Save vim session and viminfo files when you type Ex command :Savews with proper arguments.
Particularly, if option wsOverwrite is 1(This is default value), when you exit from Vim, this plugin will save session and viminfo files to your last saved/loaded workspace files automatically.

Example 1:

  :Savews   

Result:
Will create workspace.session and workspace.viminfo in current folder, if they didnot existed beforehand.
Please see |'wsOverwrite'| for more details about overwrite behavior.

Example 2:

  :Savews /home/myproject

Result:
Will create:
* /home/myproject/workspace.session
* /home/myproject/workspace.viminfo
Please make sure folder /home/myproject existed beforehand.
Please see |'wsOverwrite'| for more details about overwrite behavior.

Example 3:

  :Savews my.ws

Result:
Save to my.session and my.viminfo in current folder.
Please see |'wsOverwrite'| for more details about overwrite behavior.

Example 4:

  :Savews /home/myproject/my.ws

Result:
You will get my.session and my.viminfo in /home/myproject folder if /home/myproject existed.
Please see |'wsOverwrite'| for more details about overwrite behavior.

Two point please keep in mind when using Savews:
* You must have suffix .ws, if you want to specify name for session and viminfo files, like example 3 and example 4.
  Otherwise, they will have default name, workspace.session and workspace.viminfo.
* Please remember to use :qwa to quit Vim if you want to reopen all windows/tabs you're editing.
  The reason is that Savews command will save workspace files automatically when you exit Vim. So if you have opened many windows/tabs, but closed them one by one, there would be only one window is openning just before you exit Vim, workspace plugin will only can remember the last window and just reopen it for you when you enter Vim next time by loading your workspace files.

Loadws
Load vim session and viminfo files.

Example 1:

  :Lavews   

Result:
Will load workspace.session and workspace.viminfo in current folder, if they existed beforehand.

Example 2:

  :Lavews /home/myproject

Result:
Will load:
* /home/myproject/workspace.session
* /home/myproject/workspace.viminfo
Please make sure workspace files existed beforehand.

Example 3:

  :Lavews my.ws

Result:
Will load my.session and my.viminfo in current folder.

Example 4:

  :Lavews /home/myproject/my.ws

Result:
Will load my.session and my.viminfo in /home/myproject folder if existed.

You'd better not to run :Loadws in same Vim twice. Please read "Limitation and Known issues" section in this Readme.md for more details.

Options

There is one global option you can use: wsOverwrite.

wsOverwrite
Value: 0 or 1.
Default: 1.

If there are vim session and viminfo files with same name when you issue :Savews, you can overwrite them by setting this option to 1:

  let g:wsOverwrite=1

If g:wsOverwrite is 0, and there are workspace.session and workspace.viminfo, when you type:

  :Savews

It will said:
> Workspace files existed, and wsOverwrite is 0, will not overwrite existed files.

IT RECOMMENDED STRONGLY YOU KEEP IT DEFAULT AS 1.
BECAUSE IF IT'S 0, WHEN YOU EXIT VIM, IT WON'T SAVE YOUR WORKSPACE FILES AUTOMATICALLY.

seaquester

建议提供一个详细的文档来介绍用法。不知道用它有什么好处

brant_chen

回复 2# seaquester

好吧。稍后更新到1楼。