Hi Alex,
Finally I have some free time.
I was looking at VIM-1062.
I think i`m able to do this task.
The way "bd" and "bdX" is supposed to work is obvious.
I have question to "bn" and "bp":
next and previous should be taken from buffer list or from tabs order ?
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%g/pattern/normal @q
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Hello everyone,
I assigned a new macro in ~/.ideavimrc file but for some reason, it does not work. The macro works when I source the ~/.ideavimrc file in separate VIM but does not work in PyCharm. What could be the cause of this? Maybe it's a bug?
Macro: let @z = ':%s/"""_.{-}"""_s*//'
Thanks!
Hello everyone,
I assigned a new macro in ~/.ideavimrc file but for some reason, it does not work. The macro works when I source the ~/.ideavimrc file in separate VIM but does not work in PyCharm. What could be the cause of this? Maybe it's a bug?Macro: let @z = ':%s/"""_.{-}"""_s*//'
Thanks!
Ok, its solved! I had a mistake in the regex pattern. It should have been: let @z = ':%s/"""_.{-}"""_s*//'
Teamcity reported that GlobalHandlerTest has failed.
I ran local tests and found the tests to be very unstable.
On repeat invocation, the number of failed tests varied between 91-93.
Is anyone already researching why this is happening?
source ~/.vimrc at the top of my .ideavimrc but this no longer seems to work. This must have been one of the resent upgrades but I just didn't notice it. Do I now need to specify this in my .ideavimrc ?
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command! MyCommand <action>(Whatever.Action)) support ranges? I'm trying to make my "actual-vim" and IdeaVim setups as similar as possible to one another, and I use the '<,'>GBrowse command provided by fugitive.vim a lot in actual vim, so I'd like to define a similar range-accepting command in my .ideavimrc to map it to the Github.Open.In.Browser IDE action, but whenever I try command! -range GBrowse <action>(Github.Open.In.Browser), IdeaVim complains that "custom commands must begin with an uppercase letter" (which leads me to believe that it's not accepting the -range option)
nnoremap <c-j> <Esc> and inoremap <c-j> <Esc> in IdeaVim in Rider. The mapping works in principle, but it doesn't close the autocomplete window. If I also bind "Escape" in the IDE settings to Ctrl+J, it does work to close the completion popup, but I have to press it twice to then also leave insert mode.I've searched around a bit and found e.g. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/VIM-1325 but supposedly this was fixed a long time ago. Ctrl+J is also set to be handled by vim in the IDE settings. Pressing the actual Escape key does work to both close the popup and exit insert mode.
Any ideas what might be causing this or how to configure it to work?
Does anybody else run into this problem and/or know any workarounds to stop it occurring?
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I cannot use Ctrl+{N/P} for selecting things in this menu. Forcing me to move my right hand to the arrow keys.
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Hello, I would like to create a custom command in my .ideavimrc. How can I find the list of menu commands that are supported. In Vim I have a :Tidy command that reformats files. In my .ideavimrc I have
command! Tidy action ReformatFileWhen I enter :Tidy, the status bar indicates
VIM - Action not found: ReformatFile
I have enable the IDE's "Smooth Scroll" Option. However, this only works when I disable IdeaVim plugin.
When I enable IdeaVim plugin, and scroll the screen by Ctrl+D / Ctrl + U or any jump, it's not smooth scrolling.
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Hi, buddies~ I want to remap the multiple-cursor plugin and tried this config.
But this won't work. I don't know how to toggle on this multiple-cursor function.
set vim-multiple-cursors
" Remap multiple-cursors shortcuts for Mac
nmap <C-n> <Plug>NextWholeOccurrence
xmap <C-n> <Plug>NextWholeOccurrence
nmap g<C-n> <Plug>NextOccurrence
xmap g<C-n> <Plug>NextOccurrence
nmap <C-x> <Plug>SkipOccurrence
xmap <C-x> <Plug>SkipOccurrence
nmap <C-p> <Plug>RemoveOccurrence
xmap <C-p> <Plug>RemoveOccurrence
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug("found file: " + found);
}
About mark.
I know that I can use uppercase to go to the marked place wherever what file I'm currently in.
If I mark use lowercase letter, it will only able to jump to place inside the same file.
Can I change this to I mark use lowercase, and can jump back to the marked place wherever files I'm in?
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Hey, guys! I wonder how can I use plugin features in my own plugin?
I am trying to implement selection/deleting/yand with 'f' — like 'vaf', so it would select any form under the cursor (like {...} or "..."). I wasn't able to achieve this with ideavimscript so I am trying to write my code with LivePlugin.
With some lines of code I could put my cursor on the beginning of the current form
val action = actionManager.getAction(":cursive.actions.paredit/backward-up")
action.actionPerformed(event)The only thing left to do is to say 'v%' in vim, but I can't figure out how to do it from code.
I can't find IdeaVim plugin
val plugin = PluginManager.getInstance().findEnabledPlugin(PluginId.getId("VimPlugin"))
May be someone have an experience with this, any advice will be appreciated
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Is it somehow possible to detect when this happens? I only could find
com.maddyhome.idea.vim.listener.VimInsertListener, which is when insert mode starts, but not when it ends. Thanks!https://github.com/github/feedback/discussions/7863#discussioncomment-2051452