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Le Wed, 17 May 2000 16:37:59 -0700, Ted Wang <ted.wang@attws.com> a �crit :
>Hello everyone,
>
>I've been using CodeWrite for a while and loved it's various highly
>customizable possibilities.  Recently I am transitioning to a Linux
>programming environment and found out that the most popular programmer
>editor of choice were VI and EMACS (each with it's own flavor of GUI).
>What I need to find out is which one supports the "BRIEF" keymap ?

I don't know what is this "BRIEF". Anyway, I have found once a small package
for vim called brief.vim, which remaps the "Home"and "End" keys. I found it
great and I can't work anylonger without it:

<End>: First press  --> end of the current line
       Second press --> end of the last line of the screen
       Third press  --> end of the last line of the file

Have a look at it. It may interest you.
==========================================================

" File: Brief.vim
"
" Purpose: Emulate the behaviour of the keys <Home> and <End> of the editor
"	   Brief
"
" Authors: Ron Aaron, Vince Negri (posted to Vim mailing list)
"	   (including some annotations by Ralf Arens)
" Last Modified: 2000-03-10 13:08:04 CET


" emulate <Home> key
func! BriefHome()
	" if we are on the first char of the line, go to the top of the screen
	if (col(".") == 1)
		" if on top of screen, go to top of file
		normal maH0
		if (line(".") == line("'a"))
			" we did not move! so ...
			normal 1G
		endif
	else
		" goto beginning of line
		normal 0
	endif
endfunc


" emulate <End> key
func! BriefEnd()
	" if we are on the last char of the line, go to the bottom of the screen
	if (col(".") == strlen(getline(".")))
		" if on top of screen, go to top of file
		normal maL$
		if (line(".") == line("'a"))
			" we did not move! so ...
			normal G$
		endif
	else
		" goto end of line
		normal $
	endif
endfunc


" map keys accordingly
map <Home> :call BriefHome()<cr>
map <End>  :call BriefEnd()<cr>


" vim:set noet:ts=8:sw=8:sts=8