// Vim onoff //

                    on/off boolean options in Vim

    ~ What is it?

      Vim has a lot of different boolean options — `cursorline`,
      `number`, `list`, `spell`, etc. Toggle them *gracefully*.

      Plugin provides the `:Onoff` command to switch boolean options
      in Vim. After each turn option value shown at bottom of the
      window.

      Feel free to create a handy aliases for most used options:

      nnore <Leader>n :Onoff number<cr>
      nnore <Leader>p :Onoff paste<cr>
      nnore <Leader>s :Onoff spell<cr>

      For those who want to use `:Onoff` command explicitly, `:onoff`
      abbreviation is available. Abbreviation works on when 'onoff'
      is the first word on the command line.

      Note that `:Onoff` command has autocompletion for all available
      boolean options supported by your Vim distribution.

    ~ Installation

      * via pathogen.vim (https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen):

      cd ~/.vim/bundle
      git clone git://github.com/vitalk/vim-onoff.git

      * via Vundle (https://github.com/gmarik/Vundle.vim):

      Plugin 'vitalk/vim-onoff'

    ~ Contributing

      Don't hesitate to create a GitHub Issue
      (https://github.com/vitalk/vim-onoff/issues) if you have any
      bugs or suggestions.

    ~ Self-Promotion

      If you enjoy it follow repository on GitHub
      (https://github.com/vitalk/vim-onoff) and vote for it on vim.org
      (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4916).

    ~ License

      Copyright (c) by Vital Kudzelka.

      Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself.
      See `:help license`.