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vim-multiple-cursors allows emulating multiple selections, so you can prepend/append to or replace all of them. The link has gifs that show exactly what I mean. It's apparently based on a feature sublime text has.
In case you aren't familiar with it, at least on vimawesome.com, it's the 29th most popular plugin. I'm betting a lot of your users use it as well.
When in that plugin's mode of being able to add/remove selections, that plugin is in multiple_cursors#wait_for_user_input(), which can handle adding/removing selections, or I, A, c, or s for prepend/append/change/substitute.
I think it would be great if vim-airline had an extension (with vim-multiple-cursors working together if needed) so the mode could show MULTIPLE (or M for a short name) instead of NORMAL/N, since it isn't really in normal mode at that point.
Assuming you guys might need to work together a small bit, I opened an issue in vim-multiple-cursors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
vim-multiple-cursors allows emulating multiple selections, so you can prepend/append to or replace all of them. The link has gifs that show exactly what I mean. It's apparently based on a feature sublime text has.
In case you aren't familiar with it, at least on vimawesome.com, it's the 29th most popular plugin. I'm betting a lot of your users use it as well.
When in that plugin's mode of being able to add/remove selections, that plugin is in
multiple_cursors#wait_for_user_input()
, which can handle adding/removing selections, orI
,A
,c
, ors
for prepend/append/change/substitute.I think it would be great if vim-airline had an extension (with vim-multiple-cursors working together if needed) so the mode could show
MULTIPLE
(orM
for a short name) instead ofNORMAL
/N
, since it isn't really in normal mode at that point.Assuming you guys might need to work together a small bit, I opened an issue in vim-multiple-cursors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: