machakann/vim-sandwich

How to make whole line ignore semi-colon?

hbarcelos opened this issue · 4 comments

hbarcelos commented

Sometimes we want to surround and entire line, but keep the ; as the last character.

If I enable the vim-surround mode I can:

foo| bar baz; -> yssb -> (foo| bar baz;).

Would it be possible to make the "whole line" text object ignore the ;$ pattern so I can:

foo| bar baz; -> yssb -> (foo| bar baz);.

machakann commented

Unfortunately, there is no such functionality, but it seems convenient. I may consider including it.

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EgZvor commented

Here are a couple of workarounds (default bindings)

sat;)

or if the line contains semi-colons

sa/;$<cr>)
hbarcelos commented

Thanks for that. Workarounds are nice!

They assume I'm already at the beginning of the line though.
Most of the time I use sandwich, I'm in the middle of some line.

_sat;) might do the trick though.

It would be nice to have a i; text object though, so I could simply:

sai;)
sri;)]
ci;

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machakann commented

It would be nice to have a i; text object though, so I could simply:

Sounds good.

function! s:textobj_line_without_semicolon(a_or_i) abort
  if a:a_or_i is# 'a'
    normal! v0og_
  else
    normal! v^og_
  endif
  if getline('.') =~# ';$'
    normal! h
  endif
endfunction
onoremap <silent> i; :<C-u>call <SID>textobj_line_without_semicolon('i')<CR>
xnoremap <silent> i; :<C-u>call <SID>textobj_line_without_semicolon('i')<CR>
onoremap <silent> a; :<C-u>call <SID>textobj_line_without_semicolon('a')<CR>
xnoremap <silent> a; :<C-u>call <SID>textobj_line_without_semicolon('a')<CR>
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