Two non-stylistic errors were also fixed:
1. Removed duplicate function with invalid argument usage
2. Added missing quotes to a function call argument
This commit changes the autocmd registration in vimwiki so that
registration happens once rather than once per extension.
Instead of the following,
autocmd BufEnter *.md call s:setup_buffer_enter()
autocmd BufEnter *.mdown call s:setup_buffer_enter()
We'll now only run,
autocmd BufEnter *.md,*.mdown call s:setup_buffer_enter()
This probably has no effect on performance but it makes for a simpler
implementation.
The changes made with #686 did not ensure the ftplugin mappings were
specific to the buffer containing a Vimwiki file. This resulted in
undesired keymappings with no defined behavior since the <Plug>
definition was buffer specific.
All key mappings have the option of being disabled but the <Plug>
definitions are still available for user customization. Key sequences
are no longer overwritten if a mapping already exists. Fixes#671,
fixes#425.
The 'foldmethod' was being reset every time the cursor entered a vimwiki, causing an unnecessary large delay. So it was changed to set it only the first time the buffer is loaded into a window. This greatly improves performance when switching between vim tabs. Fold settings are also reapplied after using 'diffoff'. Added test/ directory with sample file and instructions for testing this change.
Fixes#580
Names can be used for interwiki links in the format wn.name:link.
Additionally, :VimwikiUISelect and the menu created in GVim utilize the
wiki name. Fixes#612, closes#477.
Change a:xxx variable to l:xxx since argument variables are immutable as
of Vim patch 888. Convert the stable version number to a string prior to
printing.
Commands such as :VimwikiIndex and :VimwikiDiaryIndex did not previously
take a count and the doucmentation was inconsistent/incorrect for the
behavior of these commands. Fixes#543.
This change introduces a new global diary command "VimwikiMakeTomorrowDiaryNote". The purpose is the
same as VimwikiMakeYesterdayDiaryNote, except it allows
you to create a diary note in the future.
I find this useful when trying to plan my day the night before.
