Well, in your case, you could put a definition for javascript. The built-in "ruby hash style" transformation should work for this: " in ftplugin/javascript.vim let b:switch_definitions = \ [ \…
I'm the plugin writer. The should/should_not dance is something I keep doing when I write tests. Say I create a user with certain properties and I assert something about them: create(:user, :active => true).should…
Well, in your case, you could put a definition for javascript. The built-in "ruby hash style" transformation should work for this: " in ftplugin/javascript.vim let b:switch_definitions = \ [ \…
I'm the plugin writer. The should/should_not dance is something I keep doing when I write tests. Say I create a user with certain properties and I assert something about them: create(:user, :active => true).should…