Correct easily if without block instructions code

[epanda]

Hi,


I would like to know if I have to add instructions bloc in this case :

if ( cond1 &&
cond2 )

/* general comment
// a comment

*
*/

return result;


==> has to become

if ( cond1 &&
cond2 )
{
/* general comment
// a comment

*
*/
return result;
}


Thanks
Best Regards

[Francisco Dibar]

If I understood you well, you need to surround some lines of code
between braces. That can be done with the surround plugin as follows:
- select the lines of text you wish to surround
- type s{

To indent properly, you can type vi{ to select the block of text
between braces, and then type = (or shift+>) to indent correctly.

bye.

[Tony Mechelynck]

On 26/11/09 18:44, epanda wrote:
[top-posted reply reordered]
> On 26 nov, 18:36, Francisco Dibar<frandi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Yes, I want to surround first line of code after if instruction ...
>
> but with vimscript, not from normal mode
>

what about (untested, and starting with the cursor on the line
containing the closing parenthese at the end of the "if")

put ='{'
/;$/put ='}'

Best regards,
Tony.
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[Ben Fritz]

On Nov 26, 11:36 am, Francisco Dibar <frandi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> To indent properly, you can type vi{ to select the block of text
> between braces, and then type = (or shift+>) to indent correctly.
>

Or, you can just type =i{ instead of the two-step process of selecting
and then indenting.