vim-rails-locale-alternate - Commands to quickly open alternate translations of a Rails locale file

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2018-03-05	Add license (GNU GPLv3+)HEAD v0.0.1 master	Teddy Wing

2018-03-05	Add README	Teddy Wing
	* Copy over plugin description from the Vim doc * Show demo gif screencast * Include license information
2018-03-05	Add documentation	Teddy Wing

2018-03-05	Add comments to functions to describe what they do	Teddy Wing

2018-03-05	Add `g:loaded_rails_locale_alternate` header	Teddy Wing
	Prevent double-sourcing the plugin.
2018-03-05	Move functions to `autoload`	Teddy Wing
	Improve startup performance and be a good Vim plugin citizen.
2018-03-05	Use an `autocmd` to create the commands	Teddy Wing
	To ensure these commands are only created for Rails locale buffers, use an `autocmd` that matches any locale YAML files in the Rails `config/locales/` directory or subdirectories.
2018-03-05	Move `ftplugin` to `plugin`	Teddy Wing
	Make this a regular plugin instead of a filetype plugin. Rails locale files are YAML files, but we don't want these commands to be available for all YAML files, only those that match the path for Rails locales. We won't be able to do the path match and filetype separation with an ftplugin, so instead we'll set up the commands to be defined by `autocmd`s that match the Rails locale path.
2018-03-05	Match alphabetic characters in filename substitution	Teddy Wing
	Instead of matching any two characters (`..`), match specifically alphabetic characters (`\a\{2}`) because all language codes are two-letter codes.
2018-03-05	Accept command modifiers	Teddy Wing
	Allows us to call our commands like: :vertical RailsLocaleAlternate fr :rightbelow RailsLocaleAlternate en
2018-03-05	Change `command!` `<args>` to `<q-args>`	Teddy Wing
	So language codes don't have to be quoted. Before: :VRailsLocaleAlternate 'fr' After: :VRailsLocaleAlternate fr
2018-03-05	Add commands to open an alternate Rails locale file	Teddy Wing
	Two new commands that will open an alternate Rails locale file in either a horizontal or vertical split. Takes the current filename and replaces the two-letter language code with the argument given to the command.