COMMENT.vim : Comment out blocks of C/C++ code using #if 0 #endif block
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| Jeff Crawford |
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| utility |
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| description |
Hi All,
Here is a script I use quite often when coding
and I want to temporarily comment out a chunk
of C/C++ source code.
Usage:
Select the block of code you want to comment out
(in visual mode) and invoke :call PComment().
This inputs
#if 0
<code block>
#endif
You can also invoke it without the visual selection
and it comments the current line.
It will also remove an #if 0 block as follows:
#if 0
<code block>
#endif
using the above example, place the cursor anywhere
on the #if 0 line and invoke the function, voila
code block is restored and the #if 0 and #endif are gone.
Heres a more advance example, suppose you have the
following:
#if 0
<code block>
#else
<code block>
#endif
if you invoke the command on the #if 0 the #else
it will automatically be converted to #if 0 and the code
block above will be restored, like so:
<code block>
#if 0
<code block>
#endif
Also works with nested #if 0 #endif blocks:
Suppose you have a large chunk of code that already
has some #if 0 blocks. No problem, select all you want
including the nested comment blocks and invoke the function,
when you want to remove the comment the proper #endif
is matched and removed.
Example:
<code block1>
#if 0
<code block2>
#endif
<code block3>
<code block4>
Select all up to code block3 and invoke the function,
we get:
#if 0
<code block1>
#if 0
<code block2>
#endif
<code block3>
#endif
<code block4>
Move to the first #if 0 and invoke the function, voila
you should be back to square one again.
Hope you all like it.
Have fun. |
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