Vim-encode provides simple stirng encode/escape functionality inside vim. It helps make your life easier when you need to copy some text as string into your code.
supported encode/escape type:
- html
- xml
- url
- hex
- cstring
- cstring_pretty
press <Leader>e the way you use vim's standard operators like d(delete)
Screencast here:
If you don't want default mapping, add let g:vim_encode_default_mapping=0
into your vimrc. Use <Plug>(encode) for your own mapping.
If you want shorter keys for more specific encoding, html encode for example:
nnoremap <expr> <your_keys> encode#begin('html')
vnoremap <expr> <your_keys> encode#begin('html')Well, this feature is not yet implemented.
This plugin is for encoding pasted text for you code. You should keep the original text as comment for readability or somewhere else anyway.
Call encode#add(type,handler), the hander here is a function that takes raw
string as parameter and return the encoded string.