Vim plugin that lets you type self. by pressing . in Python files.
Typing self. can be annoying, mistyping -- even more. This plugin
lets you save keystrokes by expanding . into self. in places where
putting a dot is usually a syntax error (e.g. right after if).
selfdot recognizes conditionals, operators, line continuations, etc. It
tries not to get in your way and is disabled inside strings and comments
(so you can type cd .. and stay sane). Code-awareness relies heavily
on syntax item names defined in default Python syntax file, so
if you're using something else, selfdot might not work.
Put selfdot.vim in ~/.vim/ftplugin/python and be sure to have
:filetype plugin on.
mkdir -p ~/.vim/ftplugin/python
cd !$
curl -O https://raw.github.com/narfdotpl/selfdot.vim/master/ftplugin/python/selfdot.vim
You know what to do.
selfdot.vim is written by Maciej Konieczny. This software is released into the public domain and uses semantic versioning for release numbering.