I found no answers or questions to this after some Google searches, but hopefully somebody else might see the use for this aswell.
I think it would be quite nice to have as you come up with new filetype specific iabbrevs
as you are working. Then you can quickly add it to your filetype.vim
-file in the ftplugin
directory without having to start looking at filetypes and spending time pulling up the correct ftplugin file.
I am not that good at customizing vim yet, but if someone can give some pointers that would be cool.
If I understood it correctly, you want a way to edit the corresponding
ftplugin
to the buffer you're working on. You can get the filetype with the expression&filetype
, so one way to do it is to get this in a command with controlR and = (insert from the expression register, see help files forc_CTRL-R
)This can be easily converted into a map to be placed in your .vimrc:
Or a command: