This plugin provides a tool for toggling the signs of numbers and states of "boolean-ish" keywords. Originally based on toggle.vim.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
g:toggle_map |
The normal mode mapping used to "toggle" things on and off. The default is <Leader>b. To disable this mapping altogether, set g:toggle_map to an empty string and invoke vim-toggle manually using the command :Toggle. |
g:toggle_chars_on, g:toggle_chars_off |
Equal length lists of characters containing the "on" and "off" values for consecutive characters under the cursor. The defaults are ['+', '>', '&', '1'] and ['-', '<', '|', '0'] (respectively). Note that zero and one are only toggled if they are in sequences of binary digits and not part of float or non-binary integer strings. |
g:toggle_words_on, g:toggle_words_off |
Equal length lists of strings containing the "on" and "off" values for words under the cursor. The cases of words are always preserved (lowercase, uppercase, or title-case). The defaults are ['true', 'on', 'yes', 'define', 'in', 'up', 'left', 'north', 'east'] and ['false', 'off', 'no', 'undef', 'out', 'down', 'right', 'south', 'west'] (respectively). |
Install with your favorite plugin manager. I highly recommend the vim-plug manager. To install with vim-plug, add
Plug 'lukelbd/vim-toggle'
to your ~/.vimrc.