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Add more Vim keystrokes #32

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cmaughan opened this issue Feb 12, 2019 · 3 comments
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Add more Vim keystrokes #32

cmaughan opened this issue Feb 12, 2019 · 3 comments
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cmaughan commented Feb 12, 2019 •
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In order of preference/usefulness/ease of implementation:

  • r 'replace' mode. I use this a lot for single character replacement
  • ct, dt 'change to'/'delete to'. Change everything up to a character
  • ci 'change in' ()[], etc.
  • / search
  • :%s///g search and replace (harder)
  • viw Select inner word. This may be broken rather than unimplemented!
  • % find matching delimiter
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Would indeed love to have ci)(change in parentheses) and also % (jump between matching braces/parens/brackets). Or ... some hints on where to start for adding these.

cmaughan added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2022
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Add support for %
8a1e153 
Issue #32

Behaves the same way as in Vim.  % to go to the next match of the first
thing found on the line, or the previous thing found on the line, at any
further point into the document.  No support for a count.

Unit test added to confirm basic behavior.

Added a FindFirstCharOf command on the buffer, which returns the first
found char in a list of characters, either forward or backwards
(inclusive).
cmaughan added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 3, 2022
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Issue #32 - First attempt at implementing ci{, etc
b128e5b 
Can now change a region demarked by the char after ci.  Should work for
just about anything; though probably best not to use it for things other
than brackets and quotes.

Known minor bug; an empty string ci" will not work depending on which
side you are in (i.e. you won't be dropped into insert mode).

The code tries to maintain indent, with reasonable success for multiple
line curly brackets, etc.  i.e for the following command in the inner
brackets:

{
    { dsdf
    sdf <ci}>
    }
}

Results in:

{
    {
        |
    }
}

Even though Zep doesn't really support auto intent, this is convenient
for now.

ci(, ci), ci{, ci}, ci[, ci], ci", ci' are of course very useful...

No unit tests yet.
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cmaughan commented Mar 3, 2022

@totalgee Let me know if the ci works for you.

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totalgee commented Mar 4, 2022

Thanks, see my comment regarding ci here.

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