On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 6:02 PM, Rob <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Check :help inoremap
>>
>> For e.g,
>> :inoremap a A
>> :inoremap A a
>
> Thanks, but I can't get this to work. Am I correct in thinking that having
> done this, typing 'a' in insert mode should insert 'A' and vice versa?
>
> I would need to setup 52 inoremaps and possibly functions to turn them all on
> or off?
That is correct..
Ofcourse, you can put a loop instead of 52 explicit maps. Something like:
function EnableCapsMap()
let iLower=97 " Ascii value of 'a'
let iUpper=65 " Ascii value of 'A'
while iLower < 123
exe 'inoremap ' . printf("%c", iLower) . ' ' . printf("%c", iUpper)
exe 'inoremap ' . printf("%c", iUpper) . ' ' . printf("%c", iLower)
let iLower=iLower+1
let iUpper=iUpper+1
endwhile
endfunction
function DisableCapsMap()
let iLower=97 " Ascii value of 'a'
let iUpper=65 " Ascii value of 'A'
while iLower < 123
exe 'iunmap ' . printf("%c", iLower)
exe 'iunmap ' . printf("%c", iUpper)
let iLower=iLower+1
let iUpper=iUpper+1
endwhile
endfunction
Toggle the mode with
:call EnableCapsMap()
:call DisableCapsMap()
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