Some little changes.

delimitMate.otl

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-[_] 33% Automatic set-up by file type
-	[X] 100% Customizable expansions
-	[_] 0% Create list of settings per file type
-	[_] 0% Use :normal instead for expansions?
-
-[X] 100% Use escape()
-
-[_] % Add command-line auto-pairing
-	: Would this have to be constant? consider only vim language? I think so...
-
-vim:tw:78

delimitMate.txt

@@ -54,21 +54,21 @@ Unless |delimitMate_matchpairs| is set, this script uses the values in
 The following table shows the behaviour, this applies to quotes too (the final
 position of the cursor is represented by a "|"):
 
-With auto-close:
+With auto-close: >
                           Type   |  You get
                         ====================
                            (     |    (|)
                         –––––––––|––––––––––
                            ()    |    ()|
-
+<
-Without auto-close:
+Without auto-close: >
 
                           Type   |  You get
                         ====================
                            ()    |    (|)
                         –––––––––|––––––––––
                            ())   |    ()|
-
+<
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    2.2 EXPANSION OF SPACE AND CAR RETURN                *delimitMateExpansion*
 
@@ -76,32 +76,32 @@ When the cursor is inside an empty pair of delimiters, space and car return
 can be expanded to follow your coding style using |'delimitMate_expand_space'|
 and |'delimitMate_expand_return'|. e.g. (cursor represented by a "|"):
 
-Expand <Space> to:
+Expand <Space> to: >
 
                   <Space><Space><Left>  |  You get
                 ====================================
                             (|)         |    ( | )
-
+<
-Expand <CR> to:
+Expand <CR> to: >
 
                     <CR><CR><Up>  |  You get
                   ============================
                          (|)      |    (
                                   |    |
                                   |    )
-
+<
 
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    2.3 DELETION OF EMPTY PAIR                           *delimitMateBackspace*
 
 If you press backspace inside an empty pair, both delimiters are deleted.
 
-e.g.:
+e.g.: >
 
                  Before           |  After
                ====================================
                  call expand(|)   |  call expand|
-
+<
 
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    2.4 WRAPPING OF VISUAL SELECTION                *delimitMateVisualWrapping*
@@ -111,12 +111,12 @@ with delimiters. But, since brackets have special meaning in visual mode, a
 leader ("q" by default) should precede the delimiter. This feature doesn't
 currently work on blockwise visual mode, any sugestions are welcome.
 
-e.g. (selection represented between square brackets):
+e.g. (selection represented between square brackets): >
 
              Selected text       |  After q"
            =============================================
             An [absurd] example! | An "absurd" example!
-
+<
 ==============================================================================
  3. CUSTOMIZATION                                         *delimitMateOptions*
 

delimitMate.vim

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-" ===========================================================================
+" ============================================================================
 " File:        delimitMate.vim
 " Description: This plugin tries to emulate the auto-completion of delimiters
 "              that TextMate provides.
@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ if exists("g:loaded_delimitMate") "{{{1
 	call s:DelimitMateDo()
 	finish
 endif
+
 if v:version < 700
 	echoerr "delimitMate: this plugin requires vim >= 7!"
 	finish
@@ -41,7 +42,7 @@ function! s:Init() "{{{1
 		if s:ValidMatchpairs(&matchpairs) == 1
 			let s:matchpairs_temp = &matchpairs
 		else
-			echoerr "There seems to be a problem with 'matchpairs', read ':help matchpairs' and fix it or notify the maintainer of this script if it's a bug."
+			echoerr "There seems to be a problem with 'matchpairs', read ':help matchpairs' and fix it or notify the maintainer of this script if this is a bug."
 			finish
 		endif
 	else
@@ -53,7 +54,7 @@ function! s:Init() "{{{1
 			if s:ValidMatchpairs(&matchpairs) == 1
 				let s:matchpairs_temp = &matchpairs
 			else
-				echoerr "There seems tobe a problem with 'matchpairs', read ':help matchpairs' and fix it or notify the maintainer of this script if it's a bug."
+				echoerr "There seems to be a problem with 'matchpairs', read ':help matchpairs' and fix it or notify the maintainer of this script if this is a bug."
 				let s:matchpairs_temp = ""
 			endif
 
@@ -96,7 +97,7 @@ function! s:Init() "{{{1
 	let s:matchpairs = split(s:matchpairs_temp, ',')
 	let s:left_delims = split(s:matchpairs_temp, ':.,\=')
 	let s:right_delims = split(s:matchpairs_temp, ',\=.:')
-	let s:VMapMsg = "delimitMate is disabled on blockwise visual mode."
+	let s:VMapMsg = "delimitMate: delimitMate is disabled on blockwise visual mode."
 
 endfunction
 

install.txt

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+To install this script just copy delimitMate.vim to your Vim's plugin folder (e.g.: $HOME/.vim/plugin) and delimitMate.txt to the respective 'doc' folder, then run 'helptags /path/to/.vim/doc'. After that you can read ':help delimitMate' for more info.