abc
abc abc
abc abc abc
abc abc
Select lines x.
Split lines S; Here, we split by spaces, so S\s<ret>
[] means contents are selected.
[abc]
[abc] [abc]
[abc] [abc] [abc]
[abc] [abc]
Let's select each line!
Run next command :keep-selection-each-line<ret>
It keeps last selection of each line.
[abc]
abc [abc]
abc abc [abc]
abc [abc]
You can also prepend count. 2:keep-selection-each-line<ret>
It keeps 'count'th selection of each line.
abc
abc [abc]
abc [abc] abc
abc [abc]
There is also drop command. :drop-selection-each-line<ret>
abc
[abc] abc
[abc] [abc] abc
[abc] abc
Drop command also accepts count to be sure. 2:drop-selection-each-line<ret>
[abc]
[abc] abc
[abc] abc [abc]
[abc] abc
If you like these, map or alias it.
Clone this repo and symlink each-line-selection.kak to autoload directory.