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vim-surround

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ce407608cd21f5cfddfda3d537e5bdb75b269636

Put cursor back after deleting surrounding lines in Visual mode

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

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ce852d93e26c8975aa9acf6dac8c55ad76759f6c

Use a new method to test if the cursor is at the end of line.

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

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Make '<leader>d[]' work in Visual mode linewise.

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

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Merge the two similar 'doit' closure functions defined in the 'add' and

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

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fee46cefae6489239de368c4f7c1a2b409218fe3

Remove unnecessary code.

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

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Get the length in bytes of the last line of the last seleted Visual area

AAce-Who committed 8 years ago

README

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vim-surround

Usage

<leader>[] : Requests 2 characters to be added as surrounding pair, which defaults to (). [count] pairs are nestedly added. When the second character is omitted, it is set to the first one. Works in Normal mode and all Visual modes. In Visual mode linewise, the surroundings are added with newlines.
<leader>d[] : In Normal mode or Visual mode characterwise, deletes [count] surrounding characters on each side. If less than [count] characters are present on left or right hand side, deletes them anyway. In Visual mode linewise, deletes [count] lines above and below the selected area.

In Normal mode, the surrounded object is the word under the cursor.