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47 lines
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*ats* ATS environment for vim
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CONTENTS *ATSContents*
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1. Usage ............................................. ❘ATSUsage❘
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2. Config ........................................... ❘ATSConfig❘
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Section 1: Usage *ATSUsage*
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By default, ats-vim provides one command, viz.
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:Format *:Format*
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Run atsfmt on current file and reload with changes, e.g. >
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:Format
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Section 2: Config *ATSConfig*
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*'g:ats_use_ctags'*
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Values: 0, 1
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Default: 0
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When set to 1, ctags will be called on each file write to index the
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current project. >
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let g:ats_use_ctags=1
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*'g:ats_autoformat'*
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Values: 0, 1
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When set to 1, the current buffer will be formatted every time it is
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written to. >
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let g:ats_autoformat=0
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*ClearATS*
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If you would like to bind a key to clear error messages use something
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like the following in your .vimrc: >
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au BufNewFile,BufRead *.*ats nmap <Leader>h <Plug>Clear
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