vim Internal Perl Module Opener
Well actually 'gf' does pretty good however in some cases doesn't really work. For instance:
my $obj = Foo::Bar->new;
... hence, this is YET ANOTHER WAY of doing that ;) ...
Put these three lines in your vimrc and let your fingers rest a little bit:
map <Leader>omv y<C-w>np0ie lib/<esc>A.pm<esc>:%s/::/\//g<CR>:noh<CR>v$y:bd!<CR>:<C-r>0<CR>
map <Leader>om 0f<Space>eT<Space>vt;<Leader>omv
map <Leader>oms 0f<Space>eT<Space>vt<Space><Leader>omv
NOTE
It assumes your modules are in lib/ directory and you operate from your top-level directory of your project. Change lib to whatever you like if your lib is not in lib :) ...
What Next?
When you see:
use Foo::Bar;
... type
<Leader>om
When you see:
use Foo::Bar qw(baz);
... type
<Leader>oms
and when you see:
my $var = Foo::Bar->new;
... visual module name and type
<Leader>omv
Again feel free to change shortcuts if they are not convenient enough.
What do they do?
- Visuals the module or asks you for
- Opens a new window and paste it there
- Replaces :: with /
- Yanks it
- Opens it uses register 0
Written by Omid Houshyar
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