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https://git.mikehanus.xyz/nvim_config.git/atom?h=master2024-02-27T22:36:05Zupdate some mappings2024-02-27T22:36:05Zjdhaojdhao@hotmail.com2024-02-27T22:27:20Zurn:sha1:2f8482639db32c665f78a211bd007aa9fc14d0c4
1. fix a typo in gJ mapping when setting the mark, the correct syntax is
`mz` (set mark `z`), not `zm`
2. fix bug with `iB` text object: previously `viB` does not work as
expected, because it does not select the entire buffer as expected.
After much investigation, I found it is because the `<cmd>` mapping
argument. If we use `<cmd>` argument for mapping, the mode does not
change. So if we use `viB`, inititally we are still in visual mode.
Later in the implementation, when we use `` normal! `<V`> `` to
select the entire buffer, it interferes with original visual mode. As
a result, the entire buffer is not selected. In the text obj
implementation, we can use `exe "normal! \<Esc>"` to clear the visual
mode and make `viB`, but this is not ideal. I think it is eaiser to
just not use the `<cmd>` argument and use `:<C-U>` instead.
fix multi-line yank issue, close #2202023-08-28T19:11:32Zjdhaojdhao@hotmail.com2023-08-28T19:08:51Zurn:sha1:fc1c447319d2eca318c751d641f9ce8ce6a92005
The previous way of keep the cursor while yanking is not perfect.
It will break multi-line yank (`{count}yy`).
feat: move lua conf under lua directory2023-07-28T20:28:36Zjdhaojdhao@hotmail.com2023-07-28T20:27:54Zurn:sha1:e53ee104ec251b11b84045dec7782b9b7a03479f