" --------------------------------------------------------------*
" Vim2Evernote
" Vim global plugin to send selected lines directly to Evernote
" Created: 01 Mar 2011 
" Author: Rense Corten
" License:	This file is placed in the public domain.
" --------------------------------------------------------------*
"
" --------------------------------------------------------------*
"  Usage:
"  1.	Save this file in /vim/vimfiles/plugin/
"  

"  2. 	Set Evernote to monitor a folder on your harddisk.
"  		Vim2Evernote will write the selected lines in a .txt file
"  		with a weird name in that folder.
"  		Evernote will automatically import the file; the title of
"  		the note will be the first line of the selected text.
"
"  3.	Optionally, set Evernote to delete the file after
"  		importing.
"
"  4. 	Edit line 54 to contain the path of the folder you set in
"  		step 2.
"
"  5. 	To use the plugin, visually select some text and press
"  		<Leader>e, where <Leader> is your mapleader, typically '\'.
"  		The mapping may be changed in your .vimrc file. 
"  		
"  NOTE: Evernote may complain about 'invalid characters' in the
"  title of the note (the first selected line). The only solution
"  for now is to change that line.
" --------------------------------------------------------------*



if exists("g:loaded_Vim2Evernote") || &cp
  finish
endif
let g:loaded_Vim2Evernote= 1.0 

let s:save_cpo = &cpo
set cpo&vim


vnoremap <Plug>ENlines :call <sid>ENlines()<cr>
if !hasmapto('<Plug>ENlines', 'n')
    vmap <Leader>e <Plug>ENlines
endi



function! s:ENlines()
  let myfolder = 'C:\Users\Rense\Documents\Evernotes\'  "Edit this line to reflect your setup

  let selectedLines = getbufline('%', line("'<"), line("'>"))

 if col("'>") < strlen(getline(line("'>")))
  let selectedLines[-1] = strpart(selectedLines[-1], 0, col("'>"))
  endif
 if col("'<") != 1
  let selectedLines[0] = strpart(selectedLines[0], col("'<")-1)
  endif

 
 let temp = myfolder.'note'.strftime("%y%m%d%H%M%S").'.txt' 
  call writefile(selectedLines, temp)


endfun


let &cpo = s:save_cpo