- Merged.

autoload/neosnippet/snippets/haskell.snip

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+snippet      import
+abbr         import qualified ... as ...
+  import qualified ${1} as ${2}
+
+snippet      importOnly
+abbr         import ... (...)
+  import ${1} (${2})
+
+snippet      language
+abbr         {-# LANGUAGE ... #-}
+  {-# LANGUAGE ${1} #-}
+
+# hard-tab is necessary
+snippet      case
+abbr         case ... of
+	case ${1} of
+		${2} -> ${0}
+
+snippet      main
+abbr         main = do
+  main = do
+    ${0}

autoload/neosnippet/snippets/scala.snip

@@ -15,13 +15,11 @@ prev_word   '^'
 
 snippet     p
 abbr        println()
-prev_word   '^'
-	println(${1})${0}
+	println(${1})
 
 snippet     pn
 abbr        println('name, name)
-prev_word   '^'
-	println('${1:name}, $1)${0}
+	println('${1:name}, $1)
 
 snippet     main
 abbr        def main(args: Array[String]) {
@@ -32,6 +30,7 @@ prev_word   '^'
 
 snippet     hello
 abbr        object HelloWorld { def main(...) }
+prev_word   '^'
 	object HelloWorld {
 		def main(args: Array[String]) {
 			println("Hello, world!")

autoload/neosnippet/snippets/vim/vital.snip

@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+snippet     vital_of_without_let
+abbr        vital#of('...')
+  vital#of('${1:vital}')
+
+snippet     vital_of
+abbr        let s:V = vital#of('...')
+  let ${1:s:V} = vital#of('${2:vital}')
+
+snippet     vital_import_without_let
+abbr        import
+  ${1:s:V}.import('${2:Module}')
+
+snippet     vital_import
+abbr        let s:M = s:V.import('...')
+prev_word   '^'
+  let ${1:s:M} = ${2:s:V}.import('${3:Module}')
+
+snippet     vital_load_without_call
+abbr        s:V.load('...')
+  ${1:s:V}.load('${2:Module}')
+
+snippet     vital_load
+abbr        call s:V.load('...')
+  call ${1:s:V}.load('${2:Module}')
+
+# FAQ
+# Q. Why does this snip file has verbose prefix "vital_" for everything?
+# A. Because it's vital.vim specific but this snip is available in any vim
+# filetype buffers.
+#
+# Q. Why didn't provide X/X_with_Y instead of X_without_Y/X?
+# A. To show what is encouraged. Programmers usually assume that they should
+# always use shorter name of functions, so this snip followed the convention.