Version 3.5

- Don't try to append an empty anchor to an url (Thanks RM Schmid).
- New variable g:viki_interviki to define intervikis in ~/.vimrc without loading autoload/viki.vim
- Minor updates to the help file.

autoload/viki.vim

@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@
 " @Website:     http://www.vim.org/account/profile.php?user_id=4037
 " @License:     GPL (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
 " @Created:     2007-03-25.
-" @Last Change: 2007-12-23.
-" @Revision:    0.447
+" @Last Change: 2008-01-10.
+" @Revision:    0.457
 
 if &cp || exists("loaded_viki_auto") "{{{2
     finish
@@ -81,6 +81,15 @@ function! viki#Define(name, prefix, ...) "{{{3
     endif
 endf
 
+for [s:iname, s:idef] in items(g:viki_intervikis)
+    " viki#Define(name, prefix, ?suffix="*", ?index="Index.${suffix}")
+    if type(s:idef) == 1
+        call call('viki#Define', [s:iname, s:idef])
+    else
+        call call('viki#Define', [s:iname] + s:idef)
+    endif
+    unlet! s:iname s:idef
+endfor
 
 function! s:AddToRegexp(regexp, pattern) "{{{3
     if a:pattern == ''
@@ -1300,7 +1309,17 @@ function! s:OpenLink(dest, anchor, winNr)
 endf
 
 function! viki#MakeUrl(dest, anchor) "{{{3
-    return join([a:dest, a:anchor], '#')
+    if a:anchor == ""
+        return a:dest
+    else
+        " if a:dest[-1:-1] != '/'
+        "     let dest = a:dest .'/'
+        " else
+        "     let dest = a:dest
+        " endif
+        " return join([dest, a:anchor], '#')
+        return join([a:dest, a:anchor], '#')
+    endif 
 endf
 
 " Guess the interviki name from a viki name definition

doc/viki.txt

@@ -144,11 +144,37 @@ you could make viki to open references to pdf files right in VIM: >
     endf
     let g:vikiOpenFileWith_pdf = 'call viki#OpenLink("%{FILE}", "", 1)|silent call ConvertPDF()'
 
+                                                    *viki-intervikis*
 Later on, you probably want to define some intervikis. A |interviki| is a 
 shortcut to a different viki directory/namespace, so that you have to care 
-less about page names: >
+less about page names.
 
-    call viki#Define('SCI', $HOME."/Projects/Sci/Ideas", ".txt")
+There are two ways to define an interviki:
+
+                                                    *viki#Define()*
+    1. Use viki#Define(name, prefix, ?suffix="*", ?index="Index.${suffix}")
+
+        call viki#Define('SCI', $HOME."/Projects/Sci/Ideas", ".txt")
+
+       This command will automatically define a menu for each interviki 
+       (unless g:vikiMenuPrefix is empty) and it will also define a command 
+       with the name of the interviki that can be used to quickly access viki 
+       files from the vim command line.
+
+                                                    *g:viki_interviki*
+    2. Use g:viki_interviki (a dictionary). The values can be either a list 
+       (arguments for |viki#Define()|) or a string.
+
+        let g:viki_interviki['SCI']  = [$HOME."/Projects/Sci/Ideas", ".txt"]
+        let g:viki_interviki['PROJ'] = $HOME."/Projects"
+
+Intervikis added to g:viki_interviki will be defined via |viki#Define()| when 
+first loading ~/vimfiles/autoload/viki.vim. I.e. you cannot use automatically 
+defined commands or menus before loading the autoload file. So, if you don't 
+use the menus and the interviki commands to open files from the command line, 
+use the variable. Otherwise, calling |viki#Define()| from 
+~/vimfiles/after/plugin/viki.vim might be the better solution (which would 
+also load autoload/viki.vim on startup though).
 
 This could then be accessed as SCI::ThisIdea, which would refer to the file 
 "~/Projects/Sci/Ideas/ThisIdea.txt".
@@ -661,7 +687,7 @@ Commands~
   Open the |viki-homepage|.
 
 - VikiDefine NAME BASE ?SUFFIX                      *:VikiDefine*
-    Define an interviki.
+    Define an interviki. See also |viki#Define()|.
 
 ================================================================================
                                                     *viki-functions*
@@ -1115,8 +1141,7 @@ The bibtex ftplugin defines record labels as anchors. Thus, if make an
 |interviki| definition point to your bib files you can refer to bib entries as 
 viki names. Example: >
 
-    let g:vikiInterBIB         = $HOME ."/local/share/texmf/bibtex/bib/tml"
-    let g:vikiInterBIB_suffix  = ".bib"
+    call viki#Define('BIB', $HOME ."/local/share/texmf/bibtex/bib/tml", ".bib")
 
     Then, activating the following viki name
     BIB::[-monos-]#rec02

plugin/viki.vim

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 " @Author:      Thomas Link (micathom AT gmail com?subject=vim)
 " @License:     GPL (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
 " @Created:     08-Dec-2003.
-" @Last Change: 2007-12-23.
-" @Revision: 3.4.2536
+" @Last Change: 2008-01-10.
+" @Revision: 3.5.2539
 "
 " GetLatestVimScripts: 861 1 viki.vim
 "
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ if !exists('loaded_tlib') || loaded_tlib < 15
     echoerr 'tlib >= 0.15 is required'
     finish
 endif
-let loaded_viki = 304
+let loaded_viki = 305
 
 " This is what we consider nil, in the absence of nil in vimscript
 let g:vikiDefNil  = ''
@@ -968,5 +968,10 @@ it can be included from other syntax files.
 - Cascade menu of intervikis
 - FIX: don't register viki names as known/unknown more than once
 
+3.5
+- Don't try to append an empty anchor to an url (Thanks RM Schmid).
+- New variable g:viki_interviki to define intervikis in ~/.vimrc.
+- Minor updates to the help file.
+
 
 " vim: ff=unix