turkish-deasciifier.vim

This plugin is a tool to pipe your selection into a Turkish deasciifier, which is based on Deniz Yüret's turkish-mode.

It contains two functions, one to deasciify a selection, and the other to asciify it.

You can create key mappings for it like this in your .vimrc file:

vmap <Space>tr :<c-u>call Turkish_Deasciify()<CR>
vmap <Space>rt :<c-u>call Turkish_Asciify()<CR>

Demo

Requirements

Note that you need to install an executable Turkish deasciifier program. There are several ports of it in different languages.

1) f/deasciifier is the easier version to install if you have node and npm installed. This command would install the deasciifier:

npm install deasciifier -g

Then you have to include this line in your .vimrc file:

let g:turkish_deasciifier_path = 'deasciify'

2) joom/turkish-deasciifier.hs is another easy version to install if you have Haskell installed (cabal and ghc). This command would install the deasciifier:

cabal install turkish-deasciifier

Then you have to include this line in your .vimrc file:

let g:turkish_deasciifier_path = 'turkish-deasciifier'

3) emres/turkish-deasciifier is another deasciifier version that you can use if you have Python installed. Running this command would be a easy way to do so:

cd ~/ && mkdir -p Library && cd Library && git clone https://github.com/emres/turkish-deasciifier.git

If you don't specify a path for the executable file, the plugin will assume that it is included in the environment. However, if that is not the case (if you installed emres/turkish-deasciifier with the command above, it is not), you can specify a path for it in your .vimrc file:

let g:turkish_deasciifier_path = '~/Library/turkish-deasciifier/turkish-deasciify'

Installation

You can install it the way you install any other plugin with Vundle or Pathogen.

License

MIT