modify README.md

Author: mattn

README.md

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-### My modifications
-
-- New mappings on the gist-listing buffer:
-    - Both `o` or `Enter` open the gist file in a new buffer, and close the
-      gist-vim listing one.
-    - `b` opens the gist file in a browser; this is necessary because
-      `Shift-Enter` (as was originally) only works for GUI vim.
-    - `y` copies the contents of the selected gist to the clipboard, and
-      closes the gist-vim buffer.
-    - `p` pastes the contents of the selected gist to the buffer from where
-      gist-vim was called, and closes the gist-vim buffer.
-    - Hitting `Escape` or `Tab` at the gist-vim buffer closes it.
-- Gist listing has fixed-length columns now, more amenable to eye inspection.
-  Every line on the gist-listing buffer contains the gist id, name and
-  description, in that order. Columns are now padded and truncated to offer a
-  faster browsing, in the following way:
-  - The gist id string is fixed at 32 characters.
-  - The length (in characters) of the name of the gist is fixed and
-    can be set by the user using, for example:
-
-    `let g:gistvim_namelength = 20`
-
-    The default value for `gistvim_namelength` is 30. If the gist (file)name
-    exceeds that length, it is truncated to the specified length.
-  - Finally, the gist description is truncated in length to fit the remaining
-    of the line, avoiding wrapped lines that mess up the table layout.
-  - Note that the gist listing buffer now does not show the field 'code'
-    (not sure what that did in the first place).
-
-- Now the listing is complete (no need to select 'more' to see the following
-  gists on the list), in this way the user can later perform a search (using vim's `/`,
-  for instance) for the sought gist by name, description, etc.
-- The first line on the gist-listing states the number of gists listed and the
-  user whose gists are being listed.
-- The height of the gist-listing buffer is now determined in the following way.
-  If the number of gists listed equals or exceeds 10, then the height is fixed at 10. If
-  it is smaller than 10, then the height is adjusted so that there are no empty
-  lines displayed on the buffer. Note: right now this value (10) is fixed; I'm
-  going to change it to a global plugin variable that defaults to 10.
-
-### Gist.vim
+# Gist.vim
 
 This is a vimscript for creating gists (http://gist.github.com).
 
@@ -139,6 +99,46 @@ For the latest version please see https://github.com/mattn/gist-vim.
 
         :Gist -b
 
+## List Action
+
+- New mappings on the gist-listing buffer:
+    - Both `o` or `Enter` open the gist file in a new buffer, and close the
+      gist-vim listing one.
+    - `b` opens the gist file in a browser; this is necessary because
+      `Shift-Enter` (as was originally) only works for GUI vim.
+    - `y` copies the contents of the selected gist to the clipboard, and
+      closes the gist-vim buffer.
+    - `p` pastes the contents of the selected gist to the buffer from where
+      gist-vim was called, and closes the gist-vim buffer.
+    - Hitting `Escape` or `Tab` at the gist-vim buffer closes it.
+- Gist listing has fixed-length columns now, more amenable to eye inspection.
+  Every line on the gist-listing buffer contains the gist id, name and
+  description, in that order. Columns are now padded and truncated to offer a
+  faster browsing, in the following way:
+  - The gist id string is fixed at 32 characters.
+  - The length (in characters) of the name of the gist is fixed and
+    can be set by the user using, for example:
+
+    `let g:gistvim_namelength = 20`
+
+    The default value for `gistvim_namelength` is 30. If the gist (file)name
+    exceeds that length, it is truncated to the specified length.
+  - Finally, the gist description is truncated in length to fit the remaining
+    of the line, avoiding wrapped lines that mess up the table layout.
+  - Note that the gist listing buffer now does not show the field 'code'
+    (not sure what that did in the first place).
+
+- Now the listing is complete (no need to select 'more' to see the following
+  gists on the list), in this way the user can later perform a search (using vim's `/`,
+  for instance) for the sought gist by name, description, etc.
+- The first line on the gist-listing states the number of gists listed and the
+  user whose gists are being listed.
+- The height of the gist-listing buffer is now determined in the following way.
+  If the number of gists listed equals or exceeds 10, then the height is fixed at 10. If
+  it is smaller than 10, then the height is adjusted so that there are no empty
+  lines displayed on the buffer. Note: right now this value (10) is fixed; I'm
+  going to change it to a global plugin variable that defaults to 10.
+
 ## Tips:
 
 If you set g:gist_clip_command, gist.vim will copy the gist code with option