Hi,

could you point me to documentation or give me a hint how to add new outline "keywords"?
E.g. within Python, I would like to jump to certain comments.
The comments would start like this:
#- SEC:Tst
and the outline could show it like: SEC:Tst
Does this work?
Thanks!

I want to navigate by tags for the whole folder. Can the outline act like file_rec?

"jade" has been renamed to "pug".
Is it enough to only rename "outline/defaults/jade.vim" to "pug.vim"?

Just installed Unite and this plugin, I get:

Error detected while processing function unite#view#_set_syntax:
line 45:
E731: using Dictionary as a String
E412: Not enough arguments: ":highlight link uniteSource__Outline"

and I can not figure out what is the source :)

Hello.

Every time, when I try to update vim plugins with command:

 Unite -log -wrap neobundle/update:all

I get the following error for unite-outline:

This error occurred only under linux, on windows everything is ok.

When I open an outline in a vim file I get the follow error when I enter insert mode to filter:

Error detected while processing function unite#handlers#_on_cursor_moved_i..<SNR>159_check_redraw..unite#redraw..unite#view#_redraw..unite#candidates#_recache..<SNR>15
0_recache_candidates_loop..unite#helper#call_source_filters..unite#helper#call_filter..117..<SNR>147_List_mark:
line    7:
E121: Undefined variable: v:val

this doesn't happen for me when using this in python.

:Unite outline

[unite.vim] /home/.../.vim/bundle/unite-outline/autoload/unite/sources/outline/modules/util.vim, line 56
[unite.vim] Vim(call):E718: Funcref required
[unite.vim] Error occurred in source initialization!
[unite.vim] Source name is /home/.../.vim/bundle/unite-outline/autoload/unite/sources/outline.vim
[unite.vim] Invalid source name "outline" is detected.
[unite.vim] unite.vim: Invalid source

Switching order of Util_get_indent_level and Util_get_indent_level makes the error occur at the first "call s:Util.function(...)".

Regretfully, VimL isn't exactly my cup of tea, so I cannot debug this myself.

unite: 282486e981c5027a8
unite-outline: 5b14dd6
vim: 7.4.1583

[unite.vim] function unite#view#_set_syntax..unite#helper#call_hook..166_Source_Hooks_on_syntax, line 3
[unite.vim] Vim(if):E121: Undefined variable: state
[unite.vim] Error occurred in calling hook "on_syntax"!
[unite.vim] Source name is outline
Press ENTER or type command to continue

Hey, I noticed there was some improvements on this, but it still dont work quite well.

As You can see, almost nothing was detected. So this is my humble feature request :)
So, can we support JS ES6 syntax?

As title, after upgrade the plugin, I cound not use unite-outline anymore. Error info is here

ctags.exe path is $VIM\thirds\ctags.exe

let g:unite_source_outline_ctags_program = $VIM.'\thirds\ctags.exe'

will show:
Sorry, C is not supported.

This error still happens for me:

Error detected while processing ~/.vim/bundle/unite-outline/autoload/unite/sources/outline.vim:
line   52:
E121: Undefined variable: g:unite_data_directory
E15: Invalid expression: g:unite_data_directory . '/outline'

It was first reported here: h1mesuke#45

It seems g:unite_data_directory isn't defined by unite in my setup.

Hi!
Is it possible to override ctags' binary's name for one filetype?

I'm trying to make outline work with Go, and ctags does not support it - however there's gotags project, which generates ctags-compatible data.

Technically it kinda works now, however struct members and interface internals are not visible.

my options in ~/.config/nvim/init.vim

NeoBundleFetch 'Shougo/neobundle.vim'
"NeoBundle 'Shougo/vimproc' "{{{3
NeoBundle 'Shougo/vimproc', { 
    \ 'build' : {
    \     'windows' : 'tools\\update-dll-mingw',
    \     'cygwin' : 'make -f make_cygwin.mak',
    \     'mac' : 'make -f make_mac.mak',
    \     'unix' : 'make -f make_unix.mak',
    \    },
    \ }  "}}}3
NeoBundle 'Shougo/unite.vim' 
NeoBundle 'Shougo/unite-help'
NeoBundle 'tacroe/unite-mark'
NeoBundle 'Shougo/deoplete.nvim'
NeoBundle 'Shougo/unite-outline'
if neobundle#tap('unite-outline') "{{{4
nnoremap <silent> <leader>fo :<C-u>Unite -vertical outline<CR>
endif
"}}}4

as above , unite.vim unite-mark deoplete.nvim all works except unite-outline

When i press fo, errmsg is:

[unite.vim] Invalid source name "outline" is detected.
[unite.vim] unite.vim: Invalid source

to make sure it installed, i input command:

neobundle#tap('unite-outline')

it echo 1. As a result, what should i do to make it work ?

特定の形式の候補が表示されない問題になりました。

MacVimKaoriya パッチ891
unite,unite-outline,vimprocそれどれ最新にアップデートしています。

手元にあるファイルの内unite-outlineで対応しているファイルで試してみた結果を下記にまとめます。

候補が表示される形式
.vim
.go
.lua
.md

候補が表示されない形式
.cs
.cpp

unite-outline\autoload\unite\sources\outline\modules\ctags.vim, line 76:

if ctags_out =~? '\<Exuberant Ctags\>'

instead:

if ctags_out =~? '\<Exuberant\|Universal Ctags\>'

https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags

I updated all my plugins to the latest version and Unite Outline stop working for Java, C and C++ files.

To check that this is an actual problem I wiped out my .vimrc and all my plugins with the following exception:

pathogen
unite
newmru
unite-outline

My .vimrc contains only the following lines:

set nocompatible
set shellslash
runtime libs/pathogen/autoload/pathogen.vim
execute pathogen#infect('bundle/{}', 'libs/{}', 'quarantined/{}')

If I issue a :Unite outline on a .java, .c or .cpp file I get nothing. Am I missing something here?

some code:

<?php 
class Test{
    public function bindClass($class, $alias = false) {
    }
}
?>

unite-outline output:

In this example, I will use python but I have noticed the same behavior in java files as well.

For example, in a python file if we have a method foo() inside a class called A and we start typing foo, unite-outline will display:
A : class
foo ( )
! foo ( )
Pressing enter puts you into normal mode inside the unite buffer and does nothing.

Also, when we have two methods that start the same way inside a class, like getFoo() and getBar(), once we type something that is different from the common substring the cursor will return to the start of the line and clear it on the next letter typed.
In the example if we type "get" everything will be fine, once we type "getf" the specified behavior will happen. It will also happen if we type "f" or "b".

Steps to reproduce

1. get my minimal vimrc and bundle config here, unpack anywhere you like*;
2. start Vim with vim -u /path/to/config.min/vimrc.vim;
3. :e one of the test files in the unpacked data directory;
4. start Unite with :Unite outline;
5. select an outline item and preview it with 'p';
6. close the Unite window with 'Q' or <C-g>.

Expected result
Focus is returned to the edited buffer.

Actual result
The edited buffer is closed and removed from the buffer list.

Notes
This only happens in certain source files, not all – which is why I included two I have found subject to the bug in the archive. As you can see, one is VimL, the other Ruby; the only thing I could find they have in common as far as unite-outline is concerned, and that is not present in files not affected by the bug, is that they have multiple outline entries in CamelCase. However, writing a bare bones Ruby file with a CamelCase class nested in a CamelCase module and doing steps 4. to 6. did not trigger the bug, so that similarity might be misleading (or there might be a subtle edge case affecting only certain CamelCase combinations).

Also note that, as expected, using -auto-preview triggers the same bug.

* I found the unite-outline source does not return any candidates if I use vim -u NONE -c 'set rtp+=/path/to/unite.vim,/path/to/unite-outline' -c 'runtime plugin/unite.vim', hence the need for a somewhat heavier config. Sorry for that.

I'd like to be able modify the javascript outliner to see mocha/jasmine style test definitions - is the easiest way to do that to modify the javascript.vim definition?

Clojure definitions can contain newlines, but I can't figure out how to handle these. The following regex can match everything I need, the defining function, name, possibly a docstring and arguments.

'^\((def\S*\s\S*\_s*\(\"[^\"]*\"\)\=\_s*\(\[.*\])\)\=\)'

When searching for it in Vim it correctly highlights the first three lines of for instance:

(defn foo
  "Docstring"
  [x y]
  x)

But unite-outline only shows (and passes to create-heading as far as I can tell) the first line. How do you get output like `(defn foo "Docstring" [x y])" with unite-outline?

In code blocks in markdown files, if an instruction starts with # it will be considered being a heading.

A workaround to prevent that is to add a space before the comment:

    ```sh
     # A comment
    echo $foo
    ```

Hi Shougo,

I've installed Shougo/unite.vim, Shougo/unite-outline, and Exuberant ctags properly. On my Ubuntu desktop, all work fine. But on my Windows 7 laptop, the :Unite outline command only works for file types that don't need ctags, e.g., python, but for C file type, the output buffer of outline shows nothing but a leading > sign, with the status line showing "Extract headings...done."

The ctags should has no problem, since I can use ctags -R command to generate the tags file, and I can use C-] jumping in vim.

A possible reason of the failure is that, I do not use vimfiles directory to store my plugins. Instead, I created a .vim folder in my $HOME, and added the following lines in $MYVIMRC file:

if has("win32")
    let $MYVIMRC='~/.vim/vimrc'
endif

filetype off
set rtp+=$HOME/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

Oh, by the way, I use Vundle to manage my plugins.

Any suggestion would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Best Regards
Ben

use * match will echom:

Error detected while processing /root/.vim/bundle/unite.vim/autoload/unite.vim:
line  205:
E127: Cannot redefine function unite#redraw: It is in use

I don't know how to use this plugin with Denite. Does anyone find the right way?

minimal vimrc

if has('vim_starting')
  set nocompatible
  set runtimepath+=~/.vimbundles/neobundle.vim
endif

call neobundle#begin(expand('~/.vimbundles'))

let g:neobundle#enable_name_conversion = 1
NeoBundle 'Shougo/unite.vim'
NeoBundle 'Shougo/unite-outline'
call neobundle#end()

filetype plugin indent on

how to produce

with the vimrc above,

• :e! .vimbundles/unite-outline/autoload/unite/filters/outline_formatter.vim
• :Unite outline -auto-preview

It also happens files besides .vim (such as .scala or .clj)

error I get

[unite.vim] function <SNR>28_call_unite[33]..unite#start[1]..unite#start#standard[93]..unite#view#_init_cursor[67]..unite#handlers#_on_cursor_moved[58]..unite#view#_do_auto_preview[9]..unite#action#do[62]..<SNR>54_Action_preview
[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..uni
te#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_a
ction[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1].
.unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14]..unite#take_action[1]..unite#action#take[21]..<SNR>54_Action_preview[14].
[unite.vim] Vim(call):E132: Function call depth is higher than 'maxfuncdepth'
[unite.vim] Error occurred while executing "preview" action!

unite-outline: commit 0686316
unite: e50621a

https://gyazo.com/f28bcc366af9df21f54ad88d7951d495

How could I generate the outline of sections without numbering (\section*) in LaTeX?

When I use this -no-split when opening unite-outline my syntax highlighting is lost.

When using this, I have highlighting in both preview window and when the buffer is opened, after selecting an item in the list.

nnoremap [unite]o :Unite -start-insert -auto-preview outline<cr>

When using this:

nnoremap [unite]o :Unite -start-insert -no-split -auto-preview outline<cr>

I get not syntax highlighting in preview or when the buffer is opened, after selecting an item in the list.

Any ideas why?