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Remap vim-surround to 'z' to allow vim-sneak to use 's' in operator mode
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| " documentation and source are credited to https://github.com/mgarort | |
| " Make vim-sneak mappings more consistent in visual mode by making s go to next match and S | |
| " go to previous match, while keeping vim-surround functionality through z | |
| " (mnemonics: vim-zurround) Explained in this GitHub issue: | |
| " https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak/issues/268 | |
| " | |
| " So now the behaviour is: | |
| " - Normal: s and S to move with sneak | |
| " - Visual: s and S to move with sneak, z to surround (zurround) | |
| " - cs and ds: change/delete matching characters (), [], {}... with | |
| " vim-surround | |
| let g:surround_no_mappings= 1 | |
| xmap <S-s> <Plug>Sneak_S | |
| xmap z <Plug>VSurround | |
| nmap yzz <Plug>Yssurround | |
| nmap yz <Plug>Ysurround | |
| nmap dz <Plug>Dsurround | |
| nmap cz <Plug>Csurround | |
| omap s <Plug>Sneak_s | |
| " S mapped with v to make it inclusive, similarly to other backward motions in | |
| " my config (0 mapped to v0, ^ mapped to v^, etc) | |
| omap S v<Plug>Sneak_S |
Great! Thanks for making a gist.
Kudos to @ggandor too since I learnt about g:surround_no_mappings from him.
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Credits: mgarort/dotvim#1