/vim-sum

Sum all sane numbers found in Visual/Block/Area defined by operator-pending-mode (for Vim)

Primary LanguageVim script

Vim-sum: Sum numbers in select or operator-pending mode

This plugin is to sum some numbers in a visual selection. Recommanded to use with vim-textobj-word-column.

Examples

Let's sum some numbers:

|Item        Price       Description
-------------------------------------------
Chair       143         A magnificient chair
Table       250         A decent table
Lamp        9.8         A terrible lamp
Beer        2.3         A not-so-free beer

Different ways to do it:

- CTRL-V, then select an area with the numbers, then <Leader>a.
- Press <Leader>a directly, putting you in operator-pending mode, then
    either G (till end of file), or 5j or } (end of paragraph),
- V5j <Leader>a (visually select 5 lines downward, and some the numbers within)
- [With textobj-word-column]: Move caret over a number, then
  viC (visual in whole column), then press <Leader>a

    Note1:
        Numbers used in the calculation are highlighted 
        so you can check everything went well.

    Note2:
        The sum (here: 405.5) will be echoed in 
        the status bar, and copied into the unnamed register. 
        You can paste it anywhere you like using 'p' or your
        other favorite way.

Installation and mappings

Use your favorite package manager, e.g. vim-pathogen.

Default mappings are not defined. You will need something like this in your .vimrc file:

    nmap <Leader>a <Plug>VimSumOperatorPending
    vmap <Leader>a <Plug>VimSumVisual

I use <A-a> for vim-sequence and <A-A> for vim-sum. Choose whatever works for you.

Valid numbers

Numbers should be separated by spaces or newlines.

Here are some examples that will be recognized:

52 Positive integer 92.25 Float .525 Number without a leading zero -.226 Negative number 92,25 Float using a comma, not a dot (as used by french and others)

Following are NOT supported at this time:

Scientific number, e.g. 42.352e23 Hexadecimal, octal, binary numbers (Might be nice though) Numbers not separated by a space, to minimize risks of error e.g.: 45min will be discarded, because the number does not stand alone 100-35 will be discarded for similar reason. But 100 -35 will work

      1. will all be discarded, so as not to confuse them with list items (1. is refused but .1 is accepted as a valid number)

Hide highlighted numbers

To hide highlighted numbers, use :match None.