Changes: Script:2822

Revision as of 04:53, 2 May 2022

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It would be nice if the Unicode character category was included in the :UnicodeName routine.

Just before added the UnicodeData.vim entry to the list:

if val[2] !=? ''
    let Name = Name. ' ('. val[2]. ')'
endif

Why? Some programming languages, like C++, allow identifier characters based on the Unicode character category.

For those who need this a lot, here is a handy :UnicodeName mapping in one's .vimrc file:

:nmap gu :UnicodeName<CR>

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+{{ScriptComments|unicode: enhancements for using Unicode and digraphs}}
-=== Feature request ===
+==Feature request==
 It would be nice if the Unicode character category was included in the :UnicodeName routine.
 Just before added the UnicodeData.vim entry to the list:
+<pre>
+if val[2] !=? ''
+    let Name = Name. ' ('. val[2]. ')'
+endif
+</pre>
+Why? Some programming languages, like C++, allow identifier characters based on the Unicode character category.
- <nowiki>if val[2] !=? ''
-    let Name = Name. ' ('. val[2]. ')'
-endif</nowiki>
-Why?  Some programming languages, like C++, allow identifier characters based on the Unicode character category.
 For those who need this a lot, here is a handy :UnicodeName mapping in one's .vimrc file:
+<pre>
+:nmap gu :UnicodeName<CR>
+</pre>
+==Comments==
- <nowiki>:nmap gu :UnicodeName<CR></nowiki>