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These are currently not mapped by default but can be enabled by mappings
using their virtual key names.
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This renames the functions and constants implementing the to/till motions.
The new names should indicate that matches are only returned within the
current line (not globally). Apart from the changed virtual key/command
name this contains no functional changes.
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Add new vis-selection-new-match-all command, default keybinding <C-a>
in visual mode. Refactor selections_next_match to find all matches if
arg.b is true. This does not affect existing configs as arg.b defaults
to false.
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A lot of code from selections_match_next was duplicated in
selections_match_next_literal. Use the new text_object_find_next/prev
functions to combine the two match_next functions into one.
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Determine the matching behavior based on the first (not primary)
selection.
Fix #864
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Use :, which is a short hand for :0,$ instead.
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Fix #825
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If the existing primary selection is not a word, switch to a literal
search. This should still avoid unwanted prefix matches (e.g. when
renaming related variables) but allow searching for arbitrary regions.
Fix #746
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Introduce utility function to create new anchored, primary selection.
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Special case <C-v><Enter> to still insert a carriage return as discussed
in #656 and changed in 2cfc9c867bdfd4cc3ae3246f31cf636633fe1a5f.
Due to limitations of the current implementation <C-v> is not generic,
i.e. combining it as r<C-v><Enter> will not work.
Fixes #765
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This only removes the user visible mapping, the underlying implementation
is kept for now. It is used in insert mode for the implementation of <C-r>
(register insertion).
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This only removes the user visible mapping, the underlying implementation
is kept for now. This might change in the future.
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Previously something like n<C-e> would also apply the count `n` to the
subsequent action.
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This should allow the :-command prompt to be closed with <C-c><C-c>
(from insert mode) or <C-c> (from normal mode).
Fix #608
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Use visual mode and :| to filter text through external commands.
The mapping was already reused for selection complement.
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Pressing Ctrl+\ should probably not terminate the editor.
In previous versions libtermkey would disable signal
generation by disabling termios VQUIT. However, curses
probably overrides it when they both fight for terminal
settings. This should probably be cleaned up at some point.
Ignoring SIGQUIT seems like a good idea anyway.
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This should also fix coverity issue 157024.
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The static analyzer can currently not infere that there always exists
at least one selection.
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For now we only allow singleton selections in normal mode,
this might change in the future.
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This fixes #531 in a more robust way. The key handling functions
should be able to handle additional input passed to them as is
for example the case when processing the `gv` mapping.
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This was completely broken since 71eab6d5d72145f17ab3d4c87945ac12176ae8e9
and even before never really worked as one would expect.
If anything it should be implemented like the jump list using marks.
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To fix compilation you need to update (or remove) config.h.
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We now use ' to refer to marks. Mark a is set using 'am and restored
using 'aM while this is slightly harder to type than ma and 'a it is
consistent with register usage for yank/put and allows a default
mark to be used which is handy for quick selection manipulation
primitives.
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The key binding remain the same, but the selections are now stored on
a per-buffer basis.
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With the current model the differences between normal and visual mode
is that in the latter selections are anchored (meaning one endpoint
remains fixed), while in normal mode both endpoints can in principle
be updated simultaneously (currently they are always colapsed to a
singleton selection, giving the impression of cursors).
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