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ideavim — whats-new — 80×24
~ $ ideavim
Here's what landed in __VERSION__.
new plugin · text objects
The bundled textobj-user extension lets you declare custom text objects straight from your ~/.ideavimrc — no plugin code required. Describe a pattern (or a head/tail delimiter pair) and the keys that select it, and IdeaVim wires up the matching i/a objects and motions for you.
Plug 'kana/vim-textobj-user'" a spec maps a name to a pattern and the keys that select itcall textobj#user#plugin('datetime', {
\'date': {
\'pattern':'\\<\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d\\>',
\'select': ['ad','id'],
\ },
\ })" now 'dad' deletes a date like 2013-03-16, and 'cid' changes it
Objects support select-a/select-i, next/previous motions, a charwise/linewise/blockwise region-type, and remappable <Plug> mappings.
operators · motions
Slot v, V, or <C-V> between an operator and its motion to force the range's shape. v forces charwise and flips the motion's inclusive/exclusive nature, V forces linewise, and <C-V> forces blockwise.
dvw" charwise — includes the landing chardv$" charwise — leaves the last chardVe" linewise — deletes the whole lined\<C-V\>j" blockwise — deletes a vertical block
insert mode · completion
Vim's <C-X> completion submode arrives in Insert mode. Start it with <C-X>, then complete whole lines from the current buffer or file paths from disk.
\<C-X\>\<C-L\>" complete the current line from matching lines\<C-X\>\<C-F\>" complete a file path from the file system
also worth a look
With incsearch on, press <C-G> to jump to the next match and <C-T> to the previous one — without leaving the / or ? prompt.
Set the IDEA_VIM_CUSTOM_VIMRC environment variable to load your .ideavimrc from a custom path instead of the default locations.
polish & fixes
idearefactormode=keep, a rename (or similar action) no longer leaves you in Visual mode; the mode you were in beforehand is restored.% respects your range — running a command on a Visual selection with a % appended (e.g. :'<,'>%d) no longer expands to the whole file; the % is now ignored, matching Vim.