How to add surrounding on visual selection?

[woshichuanqilz]

In visual mode I select Hello World and press ys", but nothing happened .
And I can't see related introduce to visual mode(except the linewise mode). Tnx ~

[peitalin]

You can make a selection, press 'S', then press '('.
See: https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround/blob/master/doc/surround.txt

[kubaugustyn]

I'm pretty sure that 'S' is used for delete line + substitute text in vim. For me, vim-surround doesn't override it sorry for the confusion, it was actually other plugin fault

[sukovanej]

@zerozero7 What was the other plugin? I'm having the same problem. Thanks :)

[kubaugustyn]

@sukovanej Sorry, I can't remember. You can check binding by :vmap S command

[gierdo]

I have the same issue, and "S" is mapped to "x" by the plugin VSurround.

Weird..

[Huxpro]

Anyone knows how can I remap back to use s in visual mode rather than S? I found spacemacs also use that convention. Out of curiosity, what're the problems ppl mentioned about using s in visual mode? I found I seldom used s and dominantly usesc.

[Huxpro]

Anyone knows how can I remap back to use s in visual mode rather than S? I found spacemacs also use that convention. Out of curiosity, what're the problems ppl mentioned about using s in visual mode? I found I seldom used s and dominantly usesc.

Thanks #269.

[Migacz85]

This method is indeed working but unfortunately It cannot be repeated by .

[datshiropav]

for those who install vim-yankstack, please remove it

[dessalines]

This really needs to be on the README / tutorial. visual mode is the main way most vimmers select text.

[lroolle]

for those who install vim-yankstack, please remove it

Works

[Archie-2021]

Is there a way to add surroundings with more than one character? like adding [[ or more complicated stuff. it can be done with another command , and existing command could be used for one word surroundings like ", ', (, {, [