X-Git-Url: http://git.iain.cx/?p=profile.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=.vim%2Fscript%2Fp4;h=56958f88335b5673edacc742f29670668c0eb17c;hp=f69cfb6a5b86c4f687d8077437ce4c994b1d4bb6;hb=67fb88faeb67ebc6a6401ca8935364f5a2ee68e3;hpb=e04927534891bc179e49d461e1cedd99f201cd1f diff --git a/.vim/script/p4 b/.vim/script/p4 index f69cfb6..56958f8 100644 --- a/.vim/script/p4 +++ b/.vim/script/p4 @@ -1,26 +1,44 @@ -" $Id$ vim: se syntax=vim: " Define the function we'll use. It's easier to do this than to faff about " trying to run a sequence of normal mode commands. fun! P4submit() " There's no point doing this if the spec is readonly. That probably means " it's a submitted change. if ! &ro + setf perforce + " Clear the unnamed register. let @" = "" try " Delete the spec blurb if it exists. - /^# A Perforce Change Spec/,/^$/d + /^# A Perforce Change Spec/,/^# *(New changelists only\.)$/d " If the blurb was deleted the text will be in the unnamed register. if @" != "" + " Delete the blank line left above the remaining fields. + 1 + delete + " Allow closing an unmodified spec. set nomod - " Get the files in the changelist. - let l:files = system("sed -n 's@ \(//.*\) #.*@@p' " . bufname("")) + try + /everything below this line is just the diff/ + + " We are submitting through git p4 so yank the diff. + normal j + normal yG + " Create a new window below the spec and paste the diff. + botright new + normal p + catch + " Get the files in the changelist. + let l:files = system("sed -n 's@^ \\(//.*\\) #.*@\"\\1\"@p' " . bufname("")) + " Create a new window below the spec and read in a diff. + botright new + if l:files != "" + exe "r!env P4DIFF= p4 diff -du " . substitute(l:files, "\n", " ", "g") + endif + endtry - " Create a new window, move it below the spec and read in a diff. - botright new - exe "r!env P4DIFF= p4 diff -du " . substitute(l:files, "\n", "", "g") setf diff " Delete the blank line left above the diff. @@ -30,14 +48,20 @@ fun! P4submit() set buftype=nowrite set bufhidden=hide setlocal noswapfile - file [p4 diff] + file [p4 diff\] " Switch back to the top window and put the cursor by the description. wincmd k resize 10 - exe "normal G" - ? + normal G + ?^Description: let @/ = "" + normal j + normal ^ + + " Set formatting. + se noexpandtab + se ts=8 endif catch " We get here if no blurb was deleted. This is the case if we aren't