VIM sets parentheses auto-complete and jumps out quickly

First, set the automatic completion of parentheses

Inoremap ""<ESC>iinoremap "" "<ESC>Iinoremap (()<ESC>Iinoremap [[]<ESC>iinoremap {{}<ESC>I<CR><ESC>V<O

Where curly braces {set, auto-complete and line-wrap indent, which is especially useful when writing functions or block of statements.

Reference:

http://blog.csdn.net/dark_fire/article/details/41970477

Http://www.cnblogs.com/lovepurple/p/3373959.html

Second, set the automatic jump out of auto-completion of the parentheses

"Set the brace to jump out of auto-completion to Func Skippair ()      if Getline ('. ') [Col ('. ')-1] = = ') ' | | Getline ('. ') [Col ('. ')-1] = = '] ' | | Getline ('. ') [Col ('. ')-1] = = ' "' | | Getline ('. ') [Col ('. ')-1] = = "'" | | Getline ('. ') [Col ('. ')-1] = = '} '          return ' \<ESC>la "      else          return" \ T "      endif  endfunc  "bind tab to jump out of brackets   <tab>< C-r >=skippair ()<CR>

Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/larrygoode/article/details/12377977

Three, Key mapping

There are mainly map,noremap,unmap,mapclear four commands, and there are four prefixes i,c,n,v decorated

Nore

Represents non-recursive, see the following introduction

N

Indicates effective in normal mode

v

Indicates effective in visual mode

I

Indicates effective in insert mode

C

Indicates effective in command-line mode

Map

A mapping that represents recursion

Unmap

Indicates that a map is deleted

Mapclear

Show Clear Mapping

Common commands:

: Map:noremap:unmap:mapclear
: Nmap:nnoremap:nunmap:nmapclear
: Vmap:vnoremap:vunmap:vmapclear
: Imap:inoremap:iunmap:imapclear
: Cmap:cnoremap:cunmap:cmapclear

Reference: http://blog.163.com/lgh_2002/blog/static/44017526201111503947906/

VIM sets parentheses auto-complete and jumps out quickly