subtex
Lightweight latex-like language for authoring books (by dhasenan)
vim-textobj-entire
Vim plugin: Text objects for entire buffer (by kana)
subtex | vim-textobj-entire | |
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5 | 10 | |
24 | 417 | |
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4.1 | 0.0 | |
4 months ago | almost 2 years ago | |
D | Vim Script | |
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subtex
Posts with mentions or reviews of subtex.
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What do you use to write and why?
Vim and subtex.
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Is your language solving a real world problem?
Subtex for writing fiction.
- Why are you writing a lang?
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Where do y’all write your fics?
Vim, a plain text editor, from the command line. I use a macro language similar to LaTeX to do formatting. It's got some features that make it pretty nice for my needs, but most people would probably dislike it.
- Had my 7 year old doing spelling words on VIM. Since she has not done much text editing it was effortless to get her thinking in "modes."
vim-textobj-entire
Posts with mentions or reviews of vim-textobj-entire.
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How do you "copy all"?
I agree that ggVG is fine but not with the custom leader to copy to clipboard part. If you're gonna have to remember something might as well use a text object instead, that way you get the full range of actions and not just the hardcoded mapping. I use kana/vim-textobj-entire that provides e for entire buffer, so copying would be yie and life is smooth. There's a bunch of text object plugins, just get one or write it yourself would be my advice.
- Installing argtextobj.vim
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Need some help with keybindings.
I like the entire document text object: https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-entire
- What extra and useful textobj does vim have?
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Select all and move cursor back
You should make your life easier and get the entire text object plugin. This is the easiest way to act one the entire buffer with no surprises, although it still does change the cusror position sometimes, but I still recommend it.
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What are your must-have vim/nvim extensions?
kana/vim-textobj-entire - Make entire buffer available as a text object
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What are your favorite "compound" motions?
I now use entire text object for this with vie, which is more mentally coherent, for me, than ggVG.
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FAVOURITE PLUGINS
kana/vim-textobj-entire adds e as text object for entire buffer
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Had my 7 year old doing spelling words on VIM. Since she has not done much text editing it was effortless to get her thinking in "modes."
die (delete in entire) with the plugin vim-textobj-entire
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How can I return to the last cursor position after using formatprg and gggqG?
I would suggest adding the text object "entire", either by making your own omap, or using a plugin like vim-textobj-entire.