Tip 12: Combine and Conquer
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Operator + Motion = Action
References:
# If you open the file in vim, # then you can \"ayy@a the next line to execute the vim command: :h operator
| Trigger | Effect |
c
|
Change |
d
|
Delete |
y
|
Yank into register |
g~
|
Swap case |
gu
|
Make lowercase |
gU
|
Make uppercase |
>
|
Shift right |
<
|
Shift left |
=
|
Autoindent |
!
|
Filter {motion} lines through an external program |
Custom Operations Work with Existing Motions
Example :commentary.vim
\\{motion}
References:
# If you open the file in vim, # then you can \"ayy@a the next line to execute the vim command: :h map-operation
Custom Motions Work with Existing Operations
Example: textobj-entire plugin
References:
# If you open the file in vim, # then you can \"ayy@a the next line to execute the vim command: :h omap-operation