These commands are exposed to map or alias.
- surround
- change-surround
- delete-surround
- select-surround
- surround-with-tag
- delete-surrounding-tag
- change-surrounding-tag
- select-surrounding-tag
For example,
map global normal 'some key' ':surround<ret>'
Or you can use user mode like this,
declare-user-mode surround
map global surround s ':surround<ret>' -docstring 'surround'
map global surround c ':change-surround<ret>' -docstring 'change'
map global surround d ':delete-surround<ret>' -docstring 'delete'
map global surround t ':select-surrounding-tag<ret>' -docstring 'select tag'
map global normal 'some key' ':enter-user-mode surround<ret>'
abc
select abc with <a-i>w
:surround<ret>
Popup information, which surrounder do you use to surround with?
(
(abc)
You can also surround with tag
:surround<ret> t
start insert mode inside angle both side of selection, | means cursor here.
<|>abc</|>
If insert space while the context, close tag is confirmed and you can continue to insert attribute.
<div |>abc</div>
'abc'
:change-surround<ret>
Popup information, which surrounder do you want to change from?
'
Popup information, which surrounder do you want to change to?
(
(abc)
You can also change tag
<div>abc</div>
:change-surround<ret> t
delete tag content and start insert mode there, | means cursor here.
<|>abc</|>
If insert space while the context, close tag is confirmed and you can continue to insert attribute.
<section |>abc</section>
{abc}
:delete-surround<ret>
Popup information, which surrounder do you want to delete?
{
abc
You can also delete tag
<p>abc</p>
:delete-surround<ret> t
abc