Is there a whichwrap option? #768
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From the documentation, it sounds like the |
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@kirawi you should read the linked documentation, it's about configuring this behavior, not about specific keys :P |
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There's no configuration option and I'm not sure if we want this to be configurable. Currently everything wraps: h/l used to stop at the end of line but after a discussion with @cessen we removed this limitation and had it match kakoune. I personally don't use this wrapping behavior, but what's the rationale for explicitly disabling it? |
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I would love to see this behaviour back, it was one of the reason why I went back to vim after using kakoune for ~6 months (But overall I'm really in love with helix and don't plan to quit soon even if this behaviour is never implemented! Thanks for all the great works!) |
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I personally think this can be nice to have, if a bit niche, but I don't really think there's much of a reason not to make this configurable. Though it barely affects me, I think if it were configurable, I'd turn wrapping off. |
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@irevoire just curious what the benefit would be? |
Just preventing complexity, IMO. We've always had 4 directional keys, and making half of them go diagonally only at certain times is plain confusing. |
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Yeah, especially when you have multiple cursors and by hitting |
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Commands added: * `move_same_line_char_left` * `move_same_line_char_right` * `extend_same_line_char_left` * `extend_same_line_char_right` * `append_mode_same_line` These new commands move cursors, while making them stay in the same line. So if a cursor would wrap around into another line, instead it won't move and stay at its current position.
Commands added: * `move_same_line_char_left` * `move_same_line_char_right` * `extend_same_line_char_left` * `extend_same_line_char_right` * `append_mode_same_line` These new commands move cursors, while making them stay in the same line. So if a cursor would wrap around into another line, instead it won't move and stay at its current position.
* in case count > 1, move as far in the same line as possible without leaving it * also adjust unit tests
Commands added: * `move_same_line_char_left` * `move_same_line_char_right` * `extend_same_line_char_left` * `extend_same_line_char_right` * `append_mode_same_line` These new commands move cursors, while making them stay in the same line. So if a cursor would wrap around into another line, instead it won't move and stay at its current position.
Commands added: * `move_same_line_char_left` * `move_same_line_char_right` * `extend_same_line_char_left` * `extend_same_line_char_right` * `append_mode_same_line` These new commands move cursors, while making them stay in the same line. So if a cursor would wrap around into another line, instead it won't move and stay at its current position.
Commands added: * `move_same_line_char_left` * `move_same_line_char_right` * `extend_same_line_char_left` * `extend_same_line_char_right` * `append_mode_same_line` These new commands move cursors, while making them stay in the same line. So if a cursor would wrap around into another line, instead it won't move and stay at its current position.
Hello,
I would love to have a whichwrap option like in vim.
Basically, the idea would be that, when I'm at the end of a line and type
right, I should just stay at the end of my line.The same goes for the start of the line and
left.Is this something planned?
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