On 17/05/11 10:33, Marc Weber wrote:
Can't we make Vim accept custom moves then?
then dX vX =X etc would work where X is the custom vimL code moving the
cursor?
Something like
:setlocal custommovement=camelcase#CamelCaseMovement
What about "regions" ? Does something like this already exist for
regions?
What's the main point about "being native"? That you don't have to get
custom .vimrc ?
Or is there more about it?
If that's the point should't we make Vim compile with curl and allow it
to source a .vimrc over http?
eg :customvimrc FOO where FOO points to http://vim.org/FOO/.vimrc ?
Then you get much more ..
By the way: I vote for<c-e> being native which works in insert mode due
to custom mappings
Marc Weber
Use an operator-pending mapping, you can define any movement or object then.
See
:h operator
:h Operator-pending-mode
:h v:operator
etc.
Best regards,
Tony.
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