Releases: bullets-vim/bullets.vim
v1.11.0
v1.10.0
1.9.0
Improved custom mappings!
bullets.vim now adds mappings, allowing you to customize mappings even for the key in insert mode.
This feature will be very helpful for those of you using as a trigger for completion.
Thanks @wenzel-hoffman for this contribution!
Nested Bullet Outlines
Thanks to Keith Miyake (@kaymmm) we now have support for nested bullet outlines.
What this means is that when you indent a bullet using either <c-t>
or >>
the next bullet would be of a different type.
For example:
1. First Level
a. Second Level
i. Third Level
- Next Level
This option is turned on by default and is configurable via g:bullets_outline_levels
so you can set what happens at each indentation level.
" Capitalization matters: all caps will make the symbol caps, lower = lower
" Standard bullets should include the marker symbol after 'std'
let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-', 'std*', 'std+']
There may still be some rough edges so if you encounter something please let us know in the issues section.
Auf Weidersen Text Objects 👋
See #51 for more details
Fix Alphabetic vs Roman Numeral Confusion
See #50 for more details.
Alphabetic Lists Are Here!
Big shout out to @kaymmm for implementing this feature. I've had it on my backlog for awhile and he did an excellent job.
Org mode + Empty checkboxs by default + refactor
Refactor
This version introduces a refactor to bullet detection - which for the most part be invisible for the user but make it easier for other developers (and myself) to read the code. Always a worthy goal!
Checkboxes
This update also introduces empty checkboxes by default e.g.:
Before
- [ ] get milk
- [x] get cow<CR>
- [x]
After
- [ ] get milk
- [x] get cow<CR>
- [ ]
Org mode
This was introduced in 1.1.0 but improved here. This will allow org mode users to have star bullet points such as:
*** do a thing<CR>
***
Thanks @hut
Support pandoc fancy lists
This release adds support for R pandoc fancy lists e.g.:
#. List 1
#. List 2
#. Sublist 1
#. Sublist 2
#. sub1
#. sub2
See R Documentation for more info.