evil-unimpaired
This repository contains a port of Tim Pope’s unimpaired.vim. This code was originally copied from Spacemacs and you can find the original source here.
This package contains useful “pairs” of functions that are opposites
of each other (e.g. next/previous buffer, paste above/below,
etc). They are bound to the default leaders keys of [ and ].
Usage
evil-unimpaired is a global minor mode that can be enabled by calling
(evil-unimpaired-mode) and disabled with (evil-unimpaired-mode -1)
Default Pairs
These pairs come included with evil-unimpaired
| key | previous function | next function |
|---|---|---|
| SPC | evil-unimpaired-insert-space-above | evil-unimpaired-insert-space-below |
| b | previous-buffer | next-buffer |
| f | evil-unimpaired-previous-file | evil-unimpaired-next-file |
| t | evil-unimpaired-previous-frame | evil-unimpaired-next-frame |
| w | previous-multiframe-window | next-multiframe-window |
| p | evil-unimpaired-paste-above | evil-unimpaired-paste-below |
For example you would use [ b to get previous buffer and ] f to get the next file
Configuration
Changing the Leader Keys
the leader key can be set to any key or sequence of keys using evil-unimpaired-leader-keys
(setq evil-unimpaired-leader-keys '("gk" . "gj"))Adding or Removing Pairs
pairs can be added or removed by editing
evil-unimpaired-default-pairs before evil-unimpaired-mode is
enabled. They can also be added using evil-unimpaired-define-pair.
(evil-unimpaired-define-pair "e" '(move-text-up . move-text-down) '(normal visual))
(evil-unimpaired-define-pair "q" '(flycheck-previous-error . flycheck-next-error))