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| SearchParty | ||
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| _Enhanced searches, highlights and matches for Vim_ | ||
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| Visual Searches | ||
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| * +*+ Searches for the next occurrence of the currently selected visual text. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindNext+ | ||
| * +#+ Searches for the prior occurrence of the currently selected visual text. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindPrior+ | ||
| * +&+ Starts a +:substitute+ using the currently selected visual text. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindSubstitute+ | ||
| Literal Search | ||
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | ||
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| * +<leader>/+ Prompts for a literal string to search for. This does | ||
| NOT use a regular expression, so the characters you type | ||
| here will be searched for literally without any magic | ||
| interpretation. The +<Up>+ key scrolls through prior | ||
| literal search history. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyFindLiteral+ | ||
| Search Highlighting | ||
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| * +<C-L>+ Temporarily clears search highlight. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyHighlightClear+ | ||
| * +<C-BSlash>+ Toggles search highlighting. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyHighlightToggle+ | ||
| * +<leader>*+ Highlights all occurrences of +word+ under the cursor. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyHighlightWord+ | ||
| * +<leader>g*+ Highlights all occurrences of +WORD+ under the cursor. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartyHighlightWORD+ | ||
| Pattern Searches | ||
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| * +<leader>ms+ Prompts for a pattern and sets the current search to | ||
| that pattern without moving the cursor to the next | ||
| match of that pattern. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartySetSearch+ | ||
| Matches | ||
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| * +<leader>mm+ Prompts for a pattern and uses +matchadd()+ to highlight all | ||
| occurrences of that pattern in the current window. | ||
| +<Plug>SearchPartySetMatch+ | ||
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| There are six match patterns available, called +SPM1+-+SPM6+ respectively. | ||
| Using more than six matches will recycle through the SPM set, losing | ||
| the previous match assigned to that slot. | ||
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| By default, the terminal palette colours #1-#6 are used for +SPM1+-+SPM6+. | ||
| You can override these by providing lines like this in your +~/.vimrc+ file: | ||
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| hi SPM1 ctermbg=123 | ||
| + | ||
| NOTE: Do this after you have set your colorscheme. | ||
| The following functions and commands are available for Search Party matches: | ||
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| * +SearchPartyMatchDelete(number)+ - clear match by number | ||
| * +SearchPartyMatchList+ - list all match patterns | ||
| * +SearchPartyMatchNumber(number)+ - reset match number (+1-6+) |
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| *SearchParty.txt* Plugin that enhances search & highlight | ||
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| VIM REFERENCE MANUAL by Barry Arthur | ||
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| Help on using SearchParty *SearchParty* | ||
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| 1. Introduction |SearchParty-intro| | ||
| 2. Usage |SearchParty-usage| | ||
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| ============================================================================== | ||
| 1. INTRODUCTION *SearchParty-intro* | ||
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| SearchParty provides extended search tools for Vim, such as searching for the | ||
| current visual selection (forwards and backwards), using the current visual | ||
| selection in a |:substitute|, performing literal (non regex) searches, | ||
| controlling current search highlight, highlighting arbitrary strings and | ||
| highlighting terms in :g// output. | ||
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| ============================================================================== | ||
| 2. USAGE *SearchParty-usage* | ||
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| Note: All of the default maps shown below can be overridden using the <Plug> | ||
| maps given. | ||
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| Visual Searches~ | ||
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| SearchParty provides three visual mode search tools: | ||
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| * Searches for the next occurrence of the currently selected visual text. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindNext | ||
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| # Searches for the prior occurrence of the currently selected visual text. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindPrior | ||
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| & Starts a |:substitute| using the currently selected visual text. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyVisualFindSubstitute | ||
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| Literal Search~ | ||
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| SearchParty provides a normal mode literal text (without regular expression | ||
| magic) search: | ||
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| <leader>/ Prompts for a literal string to search for. This does NOT | ||
| use a regular expression, so the characters you type here will be | ||
| searched for literally without any magic interpretation. The | ||
| |<Up>| key scrolls through prior literal search history. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyFindLiteral | ||
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| Search Highlighting~ | ||
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| SearchParty provides the following normal mode search highlight tools: | ||
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| <C-L> Temporarily clears search highlight and disables M.A.S.H. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyHighlightClear | ||
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| <C-BSlash> Toggles search highlighting. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyHighlightToggle | ||
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| <leader>* Highlights all occurrences of |word| under the cursor. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyHighlightWord | ||
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| <leader>g* Highlights all occurrences of |WORD| under the cursor. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyHighlightWORD | ||
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| Highlighting Print Command~ | ||
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| SearchParty provides a command, :P, which highlights the current search term | ||
| in its output. This command is especially useful as a |:global| subcommand: | ||
| > | ||
| :g/something/P | ||
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| Will show the matching lines with all occurrences of `something` on those | ||
| lines highlighted. | ||
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| The :P command can be used as a standalone command too: | ||
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| :10,20 P | ||
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| Will show lines 10 through 20, highlighting all occurrences of the current | ||
| search pattern. | ||
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| Pattern Searches~ | ||
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| <leader>ms Prompts for a pattern and sets the current search to that pattern | ||
| without moving the cursor to the next match of that pattern. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartySetSearch | ||
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| Matches~ | ||
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| <leader>mm Prompts for a pattern and uses |matchadd()| to highlight all | ||
| occurrences of that pattern in the current window. | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartySetMatch | ||
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| There are six match patterns available, called SPM1-SPM6 | ||
| respectively. Using more than six matches will recycle through | ||
| the SPM set, losing the previous match assigned to that slot. | ||
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| By default, the terminal palette colours #1-#6 are used for | ||
| SPM1-SPM6. You can override these by providing lines like this in | ||
| your ~/.vimrc file: | ||
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| hi SPM1 ctermbg=123 | ||
| < | ||
| NOTE: Do this after you have set your colorscheme. | ||
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| *SearchPartyMatchDelete* *SearchPartyMatchList* | ||
| *SearchPartyMatchNumber* | ||
| The following functions and commands are available for Search | ||
| Party matches: | ||
| * SearchPartyMatchDelete(number) - clear match by number | ||
| * SearchPartyMatchList - list all match patterns | ||
| * SearchPartyMatchNumber(number) - reset match number (1-6) | ||
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| *SearchPartyMash* | ||
| M.A.S.H.~ | ||
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| Mash is a motion activated (lol - er, I mean, when you press n/N/#/*/g#/g*) | ||
| current search match highlighter. Breaking that down for you, it highlights | ||
| the match under the cursor differently to all the other matches (if you have | ||
| :set hlsearch activated). If you don't use hlsearch, then it will still | ||
| highlight the current match. | ||
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| *SearchPartyMash-unmash* | ||
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| Use CTRL-L to clear the current mash highlighting. This can be customised in | ||
| |mash-key-maps|. | ||
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| *SearchPartyMash-fow* | ||
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| Mash also provides a Fog of War mode where all non-matched text is greyed out. | ||
| Activate and disable (toggle) the FOW mode with <leader>mf . This can be | ||
| customised in |mash-key-maps|. | ||
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| Configuration *SearchPartyMash-configuration* | ||
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| Mash currently uses the built in Search and IncSearch highlight groups. Change | ||
| these if you want to use different colours or attributes. For example, if you | ||
| like the limelight: | ||
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| hi Search term=reverse ctermfg=White ctermbg=DarkGreen guifg=White guibg=DarkGreen | ||
| hi IncSearch term=bold cterm=bold ctermfg=Black ctermbg=DarkGreen gui=bold guifg=LightYellow guibg=DarkGreen | ||
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| If you use a dark-grey background, a black FOW is near invisible: | ||
| > | ||
| hi MashFOW ctermfg=black ctermbg=none guifg=black guibg=none | ||
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| Mash Key Maps *SearchPartyMash-key-maps* | ||
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| You can customise the actual key used to enable and disable Fog of War mode. | ||
| For example, to map the |mash-fow| enable key (which is, by default, mapped to | ||
| <leader>mf) to <leader>f, put the following in your ~/.vimrc : | ||
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| nmap <leader>f <Plug>MashFOWEnable | ||
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| The following map targets are available for remapping in your ~/.vimrc : | ||
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| <Plug>MashFOWEnable defaults to <leader>mf | ||
| <Plug>MashFOWDisable defaults to <leader>mF | ||
| <Plug>SearchPartyHighlightClear defaults to <c-l> | ||
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| Ignorecase~ | ||
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| Mash respects the current 'ignorecase' option setting. | ||
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| Issues *SearchPartyMash-issues* | ||
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| Mash fails if the search uses an offset other than start-of-pattern, | ||
| like: | ||
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| /foo/e | ||
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| vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:norl: |
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| SearchParty SearchParty.txt /*SearchParty* | ||
| SearchParty-intro SearchParty.txt /*SearchParty-intro* | ||
| SearchParty-usage SearchParty.txt /*SearchParty-usage* | ||
| SearchParty.txt SearchParty.txt /*SearchParty.txt* | ||
| SearchPartyMash SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash* | ||
| SearchPartyMash-configuration SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash-configuration* | ||
| SearchPartyMash-fow SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash-fow* | ||
| SearchPartyMash-issues SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash-issues* | ||
| SearchPartyMash-key-maps SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash-key-maps* | ||
| SearchPartyMash-unmash SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMash-unmash* | ||
| SearchPartyMatchDelete SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMatchDelete* | ||
| SearchPartyMatchList SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMatchList* | ||
| SearchPartyMatchNumber SearchParty.txt /*SearchPartyMatchNumber* |
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