call to s:delimiterMap

[juanpabloaj]

How I can call to s:delimiterMap from other functions?
// for not re write a similar dic with comments chars

[scrooloose]

Hi :)

Currently you cant, although you could stick this line underneath the
s:delimiterMap definition:

let g:NERDCommenterDelimiters = s:delimiterMap

then you can access s:delimiterMap through g:NERDCommenterDelimiters.
e.g. :echo g:NERDCommenterDelimiters['ruby']

I could add functions to access/modify the delimiter map. Let me know
what you think :)

Cheers
Marty

On 10/24/2011 09:49 PM, JuanPablo wrote:

How I can call to s:delimiterMap from other functions?
// for not re write a similar dic with comments chars

[juanpabloaj]

yes, I think in a solution similar to

 let g:NERDCommenterDelimiters = s:delimiterMap

maybe functions to access/modify the delimiter map is a util tool for other plugins to use the NERDCommenter as a dependency

[tiesmaster]

I also like to see possibility to add an option to the delimiter map from a different location. Now, I'm patching NERD_commenter.vim, but this gets overridden by every update of Janus.

Do you want me to fork and patch?

Great plugin, though!

[alerque]

Is this something that access to the g:NERDCustomDelimiters array doesn't handle? For example in your rc file you can override one set of delimiters like this:

let g:NERDCustomDelimiters = { 'pascal': { 'left': '(*','right': '*)' } }

@tiesmaster or @juanpabloaj, is there some use case that this functionality doesn't allow for?

[alerque]

Nevermind, I think I get it. You're trying to get data out of the plugin, not add or manipulate what's in the plugin.

[alerque]

This appears to have been fixed in 6549cfd so the map is globally accessible. If there is anything else left to do please comment back.