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The original script inserts footnotes that look like this:
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- [ vimfootnotes ] : http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=431
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~~~
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Here is some text.[1]
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@@ -23,7 +21,7 @@ Here is some text.[^1]
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~~~
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The original script inserts footnotes at the end of the file ** or**
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- before your email sig line. The new script inserts all footnotes at the
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+ before an email sig line, if any . The new script inserts all footnotes at the
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end of the file.
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The script defines two mappings,
@@ -69,7 +67,7 @@ setting `b:vimfootnotetype`:
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` ReturnFromFootnote `
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: closes the split window and returns to the text in proper place.
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- These are mapped to `` <Leader >f` and ` <Leader >r` respectively.
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+ These are mapped to ` <Leader>f ` and ` <Leader>r ` respectively.
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` FootnoteNumber `
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: Change the current footnote number (one obligatory argument)
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: Change type of the footnotes and restart counter (1, a, A, i, I, * )
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The ` <footnotetype> ` argument is optional. If omitted, and your previous
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- footnote type was alpha, Alpha, roman, Roman or star, the new type will
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- be arabic; if your previous footnote type was arabic, new type will be
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- alpha.
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+ footnote type was not ` arabic ` , the new type will be ` arabic ` ; if it was
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+ arabic, the new type will be ` alpha ` . If the new type is the same as the
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+ previous type, then the counter will not be restarted.
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` FootnoteRestore `
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: Restore previous footnote type and counter.
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implemented. I suspect there are ways in which it could be
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refactored and streamlined.
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+ [ vimfootnotes ] : http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=431
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