VIM: Python type indented-block command equivalent to % for C?

[Paddy3118]

Not python:
but python type
indented text

Notice the blank line above.
It could have several
spaces or tabs, and still
be a part of the block
beginning 'Not python:':
The block ends at the
first non-blank line
with less indent.

Assuming that only space characters are allowed
for indenting, is their a way to yank a Python
block like y% works for C , or a way to move to
the end of a block defined by indentation?

I have tried help indent but could not find
anything.

Thanks, Paddy.

[Roel Schroeven]

Paddy3118 schreef:

Assuming that only space characters are allowed
for indenting, is their a way to yank a Python
block like y% works for C , or a way to move to
the end of a block defined by indentation?

I have tried help indent but could not find
anything.

I don't know either, but if you find anything, please post it to this
list: I'm looking for such functionality too.

--
If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood
on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton

Roel Schroeven

[Antony Scriven]

[F-ups set to comp.editors]

Paddy3118 wrote:

Not python:
but python type
indented text

Notice the blank line above.
It could have several
spaces or tabs, and still
be a part of the block
beginning 'Not python:':
The block ends at the
first non-blank line
with less indent.

Assuming that only space characters are allowed
for indenting, is their a way to yank a Python
block like y% works for C , or a way to move to
the end of a block defined by indentation?

I expect there are scripts for Python. Try googling and
www.vim.org. Anyway I'm not sure that I understand your
description 100%, but try something like this.

:ono = /\n.*\%<<C-R>=indent('.')<CR>c\S\\|\%$/+0<CR>

Now try d= y= etc. Also note that I've made it work
linewise. And take look at :help /\%v if you want it to
work with tabs. --Antony

[Paddy3118]

On Mar 8, 5:02 am, "Paddy3118" <[e-mail]:

Not python:
but python type
indented text

Notice the blank line above.
It could have several
spaces or tabs, and still
be a part of the block
beginning 'Not python:':
The block ends at the
first non-blank line
with less indent.

Assuming that only space characters are allowed
for indenting, is their a way to yank a Python
block like y% works for C , or a way to move to
the end of a block defined by indentation?

I have tried help indent but could not find
anything.

Thanks, Paddy.

I have installed the following plugins for my Python work:
taglist
http://vim-taglist.sourceforge.net/i...ist_python.gif
python.vim
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/s...p?script_id=30
and Bicycle Repair Man
http://bicyclerepair.sourceforge.net/

- Paddy