vim-shore

Autojump to 1st non-blank when j/k into leading spaces.

(blue highlight for illustration purposes only, the plugin doesn't set it).

Why not use `+`, `-` or `<cr>`?

Because I can move faster with hjkl, for short motions. 99 out of 100, I don't want to move into leading spaces, so this is just a better default for people who have a similar usage.

Settings

let g:shore_stayonfront = 1 to also move back to 1st non-blank (in addition to moving forward).
g:shore_key_down and g:shore_key_up to map to non-default keys (or use the <plug> maps below).
let shore_nomaps = 1 to prevent mappings.

Maps:

<Plug>(shore)down
<Plug>(shore)up

Mapped by default to j/k

Command:

:ToggleShore toggle plugin mappings on/off

Pluginophobia

If you don't like plugins, feel free to steal the code into your vimrc.


    The heart can think of no devotion
    Greater than being shore to the ocean--
    Holding the curve of one position,
    Counting an endless repetition.

License

Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 Int.