CWDPattern -> autocwd

Author: yssl

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# CWDPattern
+# autocwd.vim
 
-CWDPattern automatically changes the current working directory (CWD) of vim when you change the current buffer.
+autocwd.vim automatically changes the current working directory (CWD) of vim when you change the current buffer.
 You can define patterns that be may included in a name or file path of a buffer, and their working directories in your .vimrc. 
 The predefined working directories can be the directory of the current buffer's file, absolute paths of specific directories, and so on.
 
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Screenshot:
 You can define patterns and working directories in your .vimrc as follows:
 
 ```
-let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = [
+let g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs = [
 	\[pattern1, working_directory1],
 	\[pattern2, working_directory2],
 	...
@@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ For example, '~/test' changes the CWD to ~/test directory and '%:p:h' changes th
 (Please refer http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/cmdline.html#filename-modifiers for more information.)
 
 - If the current buffer matches one of the defined patterns, the CWD will be changed to the corresponding working directory.
-Otherwise, the default working directory that have been the CWD before applying `g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs` will be restored.  
+Otherwise, the default working directory that have been the CWD before applying `g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs` will be restored.  
 You can change the default working directory by `:cd` or other CWD-changing commands (e.g., 'cd' of the NERDTree) when the current buffer does not match any of predefined patterns.
 
-- The order of patterns in `g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs` is meaningful.
+- The order of patterns in `g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs` is meaningful.
 If the current buffer matches both first and second patterns, the working directory corresponding to the first pattern will be the CWD.
 
 An example pattern-wd pairs for the screenshot:
 ```
-let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = [
+let g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs = [
 	\['*.vim', '%:p:h'],
 	\['*.py', '%:p:h'],
 	\['*/vim74/*', '/home/testid/vim74'],
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = [
 
 ## Commands
 
-**:CWDPatternPrint**  
+**:AutoCWDPrint**  
 Print the buffer name or file path, matched pattern, and working directory of windows in the current tab.
 
-There is no activation commands for CWDPattern. 
+There is no activation commands for autocwd.vim. 
 If you install this plugin, it will starts to manage the CWD.
 
 ## Motivation
@@ -63,5 +63,5 @@ It is quite useful to set the CWD for each opened file in vim.
 Vim provides `:lcd` command for this purpose. 
 However, it cannot deal with opening other files in the same window because `:lcd` is applied to a specific window, not buffer.  
 
-CWDPattern is designed to solve this problem.
+autocwd.vim is designed to solve this problem.
 Moreover, it provides more convenient way to set CWDs with Unix shell-style patterns.

autoload/CWDPattern.vim autoload/autocwd.vim

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-" File:         autoload/CWDPattern.vim
-" Description:  Automatically changes CWD depending on patterns in file path of current buffer.
+" File:         autoload/autocwd.vim
+" Description:  Auto current working directory update system
 " Author:       yssl <http://github.com/yssl>
 " License:      
 
 " wrappers
-function! CWDPattern#PrintWorkDirs()
+function! autocwd#PrintWorkDirs()
 	call s:PrintWorkDirs()
 endfunction
 
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ EOF
 function! s:GetWorkDir(filepath)
 python << EOF
 filepath = vim.eval('a:filepath')
-patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs')
+patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs')
 inpatternwd = False
 for pattern, wd in patternwd_pairs:
 	wd = vim.eval('expand(\'%s\')'%wd)
@@ -66,15 +66,15 @@ for pattern, wd in patternwd_pairs:
 		vim.command('return \'%s\''%wd)
 		break
 if inpatternwd==False:
-	vim.command('return g:cwdpattern_defaultwd')
+	vim.command('return g:autocwd_defaultwd')
 EOF
 endfunction
 
 function! s:GetWorkDirPattern(filepath)
 python << EOF
 import fnmatch
 filepath = vim.eval('a:filepath')
-patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs')
+patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs')
 inpatternwd = False
 for pattern, wd in patternwd_pairs:
 	wd = vim.eval('expand(\'%s\')'%wd)

doc/CWDPattern.txt doc/autocwd.txt

@@ -1,22 +1,22 @@
-*CWDPattern.txt*    Change CWD automatically by patterns when you change the current buffer.
-*CWDPattern*
+*autocwd.txt*    Change CWD automatically by patterns when you change the current buffer.
+*autocwd*
 
 Author:       yssl <http://github.com/yssl>
 
 ==============================================================================
-Contents                                                 *CWDPattern-contents*
+Contents                                                 *autocwd-contents*
 
-         1. Introduction .............................. |CWDPattern-intro|
-         2. Usage ..................................... |CWDPattern-usage|
-         3. Commands .................................. |CWDPattern-commands|
-         4. Motivation ................................ |CWDPattern-arguments|
-         5. Options ................................... |CWDPattern-options|
-         6. Changelog ................................. |CWDPattern-changelog|
+         1. Introduction .............................. |autocwd-intro|
+         2. Usage ..................................... |autocwd-usage|
+         3. Commands .................................. |autocwd-commands|
+         4. Motivation ................................ |autocwd-arguments|
+         5. Options ................................... |autocwd-options|
+         6. Changelog ................................. |autocwd-changelog|
 
 ==============================================================================
-1. Introduction                                             *CWDPattern-intro*
+1. Introduction                                             *autocwd-intro*
 
-CWDPattern automatically changes the current working directory (CWD) of vim 
+autocwd.vim automatically changes the current working directory (CWD) of vim 
 when you change the current buffer.
 You can define patterns that be may included in a name or file path of a buffer,
 and their working directories in your .vimrc. 
@@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ This plugin requires a version of vim with python support.
 You can check your vim with `:echo has('python')`.
 
 ==============================================================================
-2. Usage                                                    *CWDPattern-usage*
+2. Usage                                                    *autocwd-usage*
 
 You can define patterns and working directories in your .vimrc as follows:
 
 ```
-let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = [
+let g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs = [
 	\[pattern1, working_directory1],
 	\[pattern2, working_directory2],
 	...
@@ -55,47 +55,47 @@ to the directory of the current buffer's file.
 - If the current buffer matches one of the defined patterns, the CWD will 
 be changed to the corresponding working directory.
 Otherwise, the default working directory that have been the CWD before 
-applying `g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs` will be restored.  
+applying `g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs` will be restored.  
 You can change the default working directory by `:cd` or other CWD-changing 
 commands (e.g., 'cd' of the NERDTree) when the current buffer does not 
 match any of predefined patterns.
 
-- The order of patterns in `g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs` is meaningful.
+- The order of patterns in `g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs` is meaningful.
 If the current buffer matches both first and second patterns, the working 
 directory corresponding to the first pattern will be the CWD.
 
 
 ==============================================================================
-3. Commands                                              *CWDPattern-commands*
+3. Commands                                              *autocwd-commands*
 
-*:CWDPatternPrint*  
+*:AutoCWDPrint*  
 Print the buffer name or file path, matched pattern, and working directory 
 of windows in the current tab.
 
-There is no activation commands for CWDPattern. 
+There is no activation commands for autocwd.vim. 
 If you install this plugin, it will starts to manage the CWD.
 
 ==============================================================================
-4. Motivation                                           *CWDPattern-arguments*
+4. Motivation                                           *autocwd-arguments*
 
 It is quite useful to set the CWD for each opened file in vim.
 Vim provides `:lcd` command for this purpose. 
 However, it cannot deal with opening other files in the same window because `:lcd` is applied to a specific window, not buffer.  
 
-CWDPattern is designed to solve this problem.
+autocwd.vim is designed to solve this problem.
 Moreover, it provides more convenient way to set CWDs with Unix shell-style patterns.
 
 ==============================================================================
-5. Options                                                *CWDPattern-options*
+5. Options                                                *autocwd-options*
 
-*g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs*
+*g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs*
 A list of [pattern, working_directory] pairs.
 Default: >
-	let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = []
+	let g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs = []
 <
 
-*g:cwdpattern_not_update_defaultwd_for*
-CWDPattern set the default working directory to the return value of the getcwd()
+*g:autocwd_not_update_defaultwd_for*
+autocwd.vim set the default working directory to the return value of the getcwd()
 function when you leave the current buffer.
 This behavior assumes that the change of the CWD is caused by a user action
 (e.g., :cd command).
@@ -106,11 +106,13 @@ For example, the ControlP plugin window internally changes the CWD.
 If you find such cases, please let me know to apply them as the default value
 of this option.
 Default: >
-	let g:cwdpattern_not_update_defaultwd_for = ['ControlP']
+	let g:autocwd_not_update_defaultwd_for = ['ControlP']
 <
 
 ==============================================================================
-6. Changelog                                            *CWDPattern-changelog*
+6. Changelog                                            *autocwd-changelog*
 
 1.0.0                       2014/06/24
     - first version
+1.1.0                       2014/08/07
+    - change the name to autocmd.vim from CWDPattern

plugin/CWDPattern.vim plugin/autocwd.vim

@@ -1,35 +1,35 @@
-" File:         plugin/CWDPattern.vim
-" Description:  Automatically changes CWD depending on patterns in file path of current buffer.
+" File:         plugin/autocwd.vim
+" Description:  Auto current working directory update system
 " Author:       yssl <http://github.com/yssl>
 " License:      
 
-if exists("g:loaded_cwdpattern") || &cp
+if exists("g:loaded_autocwd") || &cp
 	finish
 endif
-let g:loaded_cwdpattern	= 1
+let g:loaded_autocwd	= 1
 let s:keepcpo           = &cpo
 set cpo&vim
 """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
 
 " global variables
-if !exists('g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs')
-	let g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs = []
+if !exists('g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs')
+	let g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs = []
 endif
-if !exists('g:cwdpattern_not_update_defaultwd_for')
-	let g:cwdpattern_not_update_defaultwd_for = ['ControlP']
+if !exists('g:autocwd_not_update_defaultwd_for')
+	let g:autocwd_not_update_defaultwd_for = ['ControlP']
 endif
-if !exists('g:cwdpattern_defaultwd')
-	let g:cwdpattern_defaultwd = getcwd()
+if !exists('g:autocwd_defaultwd')
+	let g:autocwd_defaultwd = getcwd()
 endif
-"if !exists('g:cwdpattern_repodirs')
-	"let g:cwdpattern_repodirs = ['.git', '.hg', '.svn']
+"if !exists('g:autocwd_repodirs')
+	"let g:autocwd_repodirs = ['.git', '.hg', '.svn']
 "endif
 
 " commands
-command! CWDPatternPrint call CWDPattern#PrintWorkDirs()
+command! AutoCWDPrint call autocwd#PrintWorkDirs()
 
 " autocmd
-augroup CWDPatternAutoCmds
+augroup AutoCWDAutoCmds
 	autocmd!
 	autocmd BufEnter * call s:OnEnterBuf() 
 	autocmd BufLeave * call s:OnLeaveBuf() 
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ function! s:OnLeaveBuf()
 		let bufname = getcwd().'/'.bufname
 	endif
 
-	for noupdatename in g:cwdpattern_not_update_defaultwd_for
+	for noupdatename in g:autocwd_not_update_defaultwd_for
 		if match(bufname, noupdatename) >= 0
 			return
 		endif
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ function! s:OnLeaveBuf()
 
 	let exist = s:ExistPattern(bufname, buftype)[0]
 	if exist==0
-		let g:cwdpattern_defaultwd = getcwd()
+		let g:autocwd_defaultwd = getcwd()
 	endif
 endfunction
 
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ python << EOF
 bufname = vim.eval('a:bufname')
 buftype = vim.eval('a:buftype')
 filepath = getWinName(bufname, buftype)
-patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:cwdpattern_patternwd_pairs')
+patternwd_pairs = vim.eval('g:autocwd_patternwd_pairs')
 inpatternwd = False
 for pattern, wd in patternwd_pairs:
 	wd = vim.eval('expand(\'%s\')'%wd)
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ for pattern, wd in patternwd_pairs:
 		vim.command('return [1, \'%s\']'%wd)
 		break
 if inpatternwd==False:
-	vim.command('return [0, g:cwdpattern_defaultwd]')
+	vim.command('return [0, g:autocwd_defaultwd]')
 EOF
 endfunction