Closed mike-pt closed 9 years ago
actually it does work, does this seem right?
let delimitMate_matchpairs = "(:),[:],{:},<:>" au FileType ruby,eruby let b:delimitMate_matchpairs = "(:),[:],{:},<:>,do:end"
the only issue seems to be that g:delimitMate_expand_c and space do not work fro "do end" only the others!
@mike-pt try tpope/vim-endwise for do
end
. And load it after delimitMate
This plugin handles single characters only, I have no idea what issues you might find when using strings instead and they will not be supported in the future.
no worries @Raimondi the referred plugin does it but honestly doing that for do end or such is no my very useful as I initially thought. thanks
For example "do:end" etc?
Sorry if this is in the docs, will be honest its my first time with delimitMate and from what I read I could see out to do it...
delimitMate_matchpairs = "do:end" doesn't work for example!