S command in visual line or cs'" in normal mode don't work - help setup #270
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Some of the commands shown in the readme seem to conflict with default vim commands (s/S deletes char/line and put in insert mode) and c is delete... Am I missing something? |
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The main thing to notice is that the commands are valid for their respective modes. |
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I feel stupid now, the issue was my macOS keyboard language which makes
quotes “hang” and not be sent as normal keystrokes (for cs’”) and for
visual mode for some reason I was not typing capital S
Apologies and thanks
…On Wed 25 Oct 2023 at 18:13, Kyle Chui ***@***.***> wrote:
The main thing to notice is that the commands are valid for their
respective modes. S is not normally mapped in visual mode, and the
keybind for change surround is cs, not just c. Since s is not a valid
motion, people do not normally type cs and expect it to do anything;
hence we use that for "change surround" instead. All else aside, I
encourage you to try the plugin out (or vim-surround) and see how the
plugin keymaps work for yourself!
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No worries, glad your issue got resolved! |
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The main thing to notice is that the commands are valid for their respective modes.
Sis not normally mapped in visual mode, and the keybind for change surround iscs, not justc. Sincesis not a valid motion, people do not normally typecsand expect it to do anything; hence we use that for "change surround" instead. All else aside, I encourage you to try the plugin out (orvim-surround) and see how the plugin keymaps work for yourself!