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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions AUTHORS.txt
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The primary author of vim-autoclose is Thiago dos Santos Alves
<[email protected]>, who may be found online at
<http://thiagoalves.org>.

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Put the script into your $VIM/plugin directory and the documentation
into $VIM/doc and type on your vim:

:helptags $VIM/doc

You can change $VIM to whatever place your vim can automatically read
plugins and documentations like in your home vim directory.

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This plugin was born as a personal need to have some little special
features from other editors into my preferred one. The Eclipse IDE editor has
an auto-complete for open-close pair of characters feature that I always
wanted into Vim.

As soon as you type a character that could have a close pair, Eclipse
automatically puts its pair in front of your cursor, and if you continue to
type and type the close character, Eclipse is smart enough to not insert it
again (it just move your cursor one character forward).

But the Eclipse editor don't stop there. If you type an "open" character
on any part of your code that should not have a pair completion, it will not
insert the close character for you.

The AutoClose plugin is an attempt to reproduce this behavior on Vim.

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