created by

Tom Link

script type

utility

description

In most IDEs users have to manually set up a list of projects. The goal of this plugin is to semi-automatically maintain such a list of projects and corresponding sessions. Projects are defined by their root directory. A project directory is detected when creating a buffer or reading a file into a buffer by searching for certain files that typically define a project, like Makefile, setup.py etc. -- see |g:autoproject#cd#markers| for a full list. If no such a marker is found, the buffer's directory is used. If the detection of the project's root directory goes wrong, users can use |:Autoprojectregister| to define a directory as a root directory. Such custom root directories will be reused when opening the respective file again. After the working directory is determined, it checks whether there is a file `project.vim` or `.autoproject/buffer.vim` (see also |g:autoproject#projectrc#buffer_conig|). If the file exists, it gets loaded. This file typically sets project-related settings and variables, i.e., you have to use |:setlocal| (instead of :set) and use buffer-local |b:| variables. The autoproject plugin keeps track of projects so that you can switch back to a project later on (see |:Autoprojectselect|). It also provides support for creating sessions (see |:Autoprojectmksession|) that will automatically be loaded when entering the respective project. Features:~ - Detect a file's project root directory (see |g:autoproject#cd#markers|). - Load a project-specific vim configuration file (see   |g:autoproject#projectrc#buffer_conig|). - Maintain a list of projects (i.e. project root directories). Use   |:Autoprojectregister| to register an arbitrary directory. Use   |:Autoprojectselect| to quickly open a file in a previously opened project.   When a project is selected this way, the file `.autoproject/global.vim` (see   |g:autoproject#projectrc#global_config|) is loaded if it exists. - Maintain project-specific sessions that were created with   |:Autoprojectmksession| (see also |g:autoproject_enable_sessions| and   |:Autoprojectleavesession|). How to use this plugin:~ - Load a file ... done     - Report wrongly detected project directories to the plugin author - Use |:Autoprojectselect| to switch to a project. - Optionally, use |:Autoprojectmksession| to create a session for the current   project. Don't forget to use |:Autoprojectleavesession| to save changes to   the session file when you're done.

install details

Either use the zip archive:     - Download the zip archive     - Extract it to `~/.vim/pack/tml/start/autoproject` or install from github:     - Start a terminal     - Change the working directory to `~/.vim/pack/tml/start/`     - Type: `git clone https://github.com/tomtom/autoproject_vim` NOTE: If you don't want to run this plugin on startup, use `~/.vim/pack/tml/opt/`. NOTE: On Windows, ~/.vim might be ~/vimfiles. Please see 'runtimepath' for details. Requirements~ This script requires tlib (vimscript #1863) to be installed -- see https://github.com/tomtom/tlib_vim.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
autoproject.zip	0.02	2017-05-02	7.0	Tom Link	- autoproject#cd#ChangeDir(): FIX properly handle fallback markers & home directory - On startup: Don't forget about the current buffer (opened from the command line) - Use the BufEnter event to set the cd - g:autoproject#projectrc#buffer_config: .project.vim and _project.vim replaces project.vim - Maps: properly escape filenames SHA256 checksum: c7d6b45462f66016eb4f8acac9725d645c4b0f28759cad81bf6bf980b1d5016a
autoproject.zip	0.01	2017-04-21	8.0	Tom Link	Initial upload

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