On 09/28/11 07:52, Amitava Shee wrote:
I have starting using the excellent surround.vim plugin. Is there a way to
mimic textmate's "wrap each selected line in open/close tag" ?
if you're doing whole lines, I do this infrequently enough that I
just use
:'<,'>s!.*!<tag>&</tag>
which will operate on the highlighted lines or
:g/pattern/s!.*!<tag>&</tag>
to operate on lines matching "pattern". However, if you do it
frequently or need to operate on partial lines, you can investigate
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1697
I can't say I've used it, but it's the #1 answer given anytime
anybody asks a question like yours, so it seems to have a lot of
happy users :)
Also, I am viws" does not wrap the word with " - instead it deletes the word
and puts you between "". viwS" seems to do the right thing. Is this correct
behaviour?
I'm not sure what behavior you're expecting here, as
viws"
should visualize the inner word, delete it, leave you in insert
mode where your double-quote appears. OTOH,
viwS"
visualizes the inner word, then deletes the entire line (except
leading whitespace, depending on your indentation settings),
leaves you in insert mode, where your double-quote appears. If
you get behavior different from either of these, you likely have
some mapping interfering that you'd have to track down.
-tim
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