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836 B
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26 lines
836 B
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# vim-tbls
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syntax, filtetype detection, folding, and navigation for tbls files
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## installing
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1. find out where your `syntax` and `ftdetect` files are. e.g. `$HOME/.config/nvim/` or `$HOME/.vim/`.
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2. copy `syntax/tbls.vim` and `ftdetect/tbls.vim` to the appropriate folders
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after installing, any `.tbl` file should be detected.
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to use syntax for, e.g. a `.txt` file, in vim do `:set filetype=tbls`
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## using
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the syntax defines a foldable table block as the region between a `:: header` and a blank line.
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all folding commands should work.
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(e.g. `zj` and `zk` to jump to next fold. see `:help fold`.)
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the plugin file sets the foldmethod to syntax,
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so your tables should start out folded if folding in enabled.
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the plugin file also maps `]]` and `[[`
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(next section and previous section, respectively)
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to jump between table headers.
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