*operator-replace.txt* Operator to replace text with register content
Version 0.0.1
Script ID: 2782
Copyright (C) 2009 kana <http://whileimautomaton.net/>
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CONTENTS *operator-replace-contents*
Introduction |operator-replace-introduction|
Interface |operator-replace-interface|
Key Mappings |operator-replace-key-mappings|
Examples |operator-replace-examples|
Bugs |operator-replace-bugs|
Changelog |operator-replace-changelog|
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INTRODUCTION *operator-replace-introduction*
*operator-replace* is a Vim plugin to provide an operator to replace
a specified text with register content. This is shortcut for several types of
operations such as "d{motion}P" and "c{motion}<C-r>{register}".
Requirements:
- Vim 7.2 or later
- |operator-user| 0.0.5 or later (vimscript#2692)
Latest version:
http://github.com/kana/config/commits/vim-operator-replace
Document in HTML format:
http://kana.github.com/config/vim/operator-replace.html
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INTERFACE *operator-replace-interface*
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KEY MAPPINGS *operator-replace-key-mappings*
["x]<Plug>(operator-replace){motion} *<Plug>(operator-replace)*
Replace text that {motion} moves over with register x.
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EXAMPLES *operator-replace-examples*
(A) At first, you have to map arbitrary key sequences to
|<Plug>(operator-replace)| like the following:
>
<
(B) Suppose that you edit a buffer with the following content:
(note that "^" indicates the cursor position)
>
<
If you yank "sugar" into register x, now you can replace any text with the
yanked text. For example:
To replace the 2nd word:
>
<
To replace inside the parens:
>
<
To replace the cursor line:
>
<
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BUGS *operator-replace-bugs*
- Combinations of wises of {motion} and register content are not considered
well, especially with blockwise ones.
- See also |operator-user-bugs|.
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CHANGELOG *operator-replace-changelog*
0.0.1 2009-09-16T07:59:40+09:00 *operator-replace-changelog-0.0.1*
- Fix edge case bugs. Now replaacing at the end of line or the end of
buffer work as you expect.
0.0.0 2009-09-06T10:13:20+09:00 *operator-replace-changelog-0.0.0*
- Initial version.
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