created by

Ingo Karkat

script type

utility

description

DESCRIPTION The mappings, command and operator provided by this plugin search a range or the entire buffer for a pattern (defaulting to the last search pattern), and print a summary of the number of occurrences above, below and on the current line, e.g.:     1 match after cursor in this line, 8 following, 2 in previous lines;         total 10 within 11,42 for /\<SearchPosition\>/     5 matches in this fold, 9 before, 6 following; total 21 spanning the     entire buffer for /endif/     On sole match in this line, 40 in following lines within 24,171 for /let/     :144,172 7 matches in this fold for /let/ This provides better orientation in a buffer without having to first jump from search result to search result. MOTIVATION In its simplest implementation     :nnoremap <A-n> :%s///gn<CR>    41 matches on 17 lines prints the number of matches for the last search pattern. This plugin builds on top of this by providing more context with regards to the current cursor position plus additional information. This plugin is similar to IndexedSearch.vim (vimscript #1682) by Yakov Lerner. USAGE :[range]SearchPosition [/][{pattern}][/]                         Show position of the search results for {pattern} (or                         the last search pattern (quote/) if {pattern} is                         omitted). Without [/], only literal whole words are                         matched. :search-args                         All lines in [range] (or the entire buffer                         if omitted) are considered, and the number of matches                         in relation to the current cursor position is echoed                         to the command line. :[range]SearchPositionMultiple /{pattern1}/,/{pattern2}/[,...] :[range]SearchPositionMultiple {word1},{word2}[,...]                         Show positions and tallies of the search results for                         {pattern1}, {pattern2}, ... Without [/] delimiters,                         only literal whole {word1}, {word2}, ... are matched.                         :search-args Useful to compare the number of                         occurrences for multiple variants. :[range]WinSearchPosition[!] [/][{pattern}][/]                         Show number and distribution of the search results                         in all buffers shown in the current tab page. With                         [!], shows a verbose report with match statistics                         about every covered buffer, not just a summary.                         If [range] is given only in windows for which the                         window number lies in the [range]. :[range]TabSearchPosition[!] [/][{pattern}][/]                         Show number and distribution of the search results                         in all buffers shown in all tab pages. With [!], shows                         a verbose report with match statistics about every                         covered buffer, not just a summary. If [range] is                         given only in tab pages for which the tab page number                         lies in the [range]. :[range]ArgSearchPosition[!] [/][{pattern}][/]                         Show number and distribution of the search results                         in all buffers in the argument-list. With [!], shows                         a verbose report with match statistics about every                         covered buffer, not just a summary. If [range] is                         given only covers those arguments. :[range]BufSearchPosition[!] [/][{pattern}][/]                         Show number and distribution of the search results                         in all listed buffers. With [!], shows a verbose                         report with match statistics about every covered                         buffer, not just a summary. If [range] is given only                         covers those buffers. <Leader>ALT-n{motion}   Show position for the last search pattern in the                         lines covered by {motion}. [count]ALT-n            Show position for the last search pattern in the                         entire buffer, or [count] following lines. {Visual}ALT-n           Show position for the last search pattern in the                         selected lines.                         The default mapping ALT-n was chosen because one often                         invokes this when jumping to matches via n/N, so ALT-n                         is easy to reach. Imagine 'n' stood for "next                         searches". [count]ALT-m            Show position for the whole word under the cursor in                         the entire buffer, or [count] following lines.                         Only whole keywords are searched for, like with the                         star command. [count]g_ALT-m          Show position for the word under the cursor in the                         entire buffer, or [count] following lines.                         Also finds contained matches, like gstar.                         When repeated at the same position, switches to                         verbose reporting, like g_ALT-N. {Visual}ALT-m           Show position for the selected text in the entire                         buffer.                         Imagine 'm' stood for "more occurrences".                         These mappings reuse the last used <cword> when issued                         on a blank line. [count],_ALT-m          Show position for the whole (i.e. delimited by                         whitespace) WORD under the cursor in the entire                         buffer, or [count] following lines. [count]g,_ALT-m         Show position for the WORD under the cursor in the                         entire buffer, or [count] following lines.                         Also finds contained matches, like gstar.                         When repeated at the same position, switches to                         verbose reporting, like g_ALT-N.                         These mappings reuse the last used <cWORD> when issued                         on a blank line.                         Repeats of any of the mappings at the same position                         will extend the reporting to other (i.e. excluding the                         current one)                         - windows (:WinSearchPosition)                         - tab pages (:TabSearchPosition)                         - arguments (:ArgSearchPosition)                         - loaded buffers (:BufSearchPosition)                         skipping those sources that do not exist. g_ALT-n                 A repeat with a "g" prefix at the same position will g_ALT-m                 show a verbose report that shows match statistics g_,ALT-m                about every covered buffer, not just a summary.                         g_ALT-n can also be used anywhere to start a verbose                         report for all windows; g_ALT-m / g,_ALT-m cannot,                         because they are overloaded with showing the position                         of the word / WORD under the cursor.

install details

INSTALLATION The code is hosted in a Git repo at     https://github.com/inkarkat/vim-SearchPosition You can use your favorite plugin manager, or "git clone" into a directory used for Vim packages. Releases are on the "stable" branch, the latest unstable development snapshot on "master". This script is also packaged as a vimball. If you have the "gunzip" decompressor in your PATH, simply edit the *.vmb.gz package in Vim; otherwise, decompress the archive first, e.g. using WinZip. Inside Vim, install by sourcing the vimball or via the :UseVimball command.     vim SearchPosition*.vmb.gz     :so % To uninstall, use the :RmVimball command. DEPENDENCIES - Requires Vim 7.0 or higher. - Requires the ingo-library.vim plugin (vimscript #4433), version 1.036 or   higher. CONFIGURATION For a permanent configuration, put the following commands into your vimrc: The highlight group for the report message can be set via     let g:SearchPosition_HighlightGroup = 'ModeMsg' To shorten the report message, the [range] and used search pattern can be omitted from the message; by default, both are included in the message text:     let g:SearchPosition_ShowRange = 1     let g:SearchPosition_ShowPattern = 1 The report also shows in which range the matches fall. To turn this off:     let g:SearchPosition_ShowMatchRange = 1 If the range falls entirely into the lines that are shown in the current window, a relative range is used. To prefer a fixed threshold, or to turn this off, use:     let g:SearchPosition_MatchRangeShowRelativeThreshold = 10 The relative threshold at the end is determined via:     let g:SearchPosition_MatchRangeShowRelativeEndThreshold = 10 If you want to use different mappings, map your keys to the <Plug>SearchPosition* mapping targets _before_ sourcing the script (e.g. in your vimrc):     nmap <Leader>,n <Plug>SearchPositionOperator     nmap <Leader>n <Plug>SearchPositionCurrent     vmap <Leader>n <Plug>SearchPositionCurrent     nmap <Leader>m <Plug>SearchPositionWholeCword     vmap <Leader>m <Plug>SearchPositionCword     nmap <Leader>M <Plug>SearchPositionCword     nmap <Leader>w <Plug>SearchPositionWholeCWORD     nmap <Leader>W <Plug>SearchPositionCWORD

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
SearchPosition-2.00.vmb.gz	2.00	2020-04-04	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- ENH: Add widening of search scope on mapping repeat at the same position, and verbose search result reporting. - Add :WinSearchPosition, :TabSearchPosition, :ArgSearchPosition, :BufSearchPosition commands. - BUG: {Visual}<A-m> uses selected text as pattern, not as literal text. Add escaping. - ENH: Add [g],<A-m> variants of [g]<A-m> that use (whole) WORD instead of word. *** You need to update to ingo-library (vimscript #4433) version 1.036! ***
SearchPosition-1.30.vmb.gz	1.30	2015-04-23	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- BUG: Also need to account for cursor within closed fold for the start line number, not just the end. - Also submit the plugin's result message (in unhighlighted form) to the message history (for recall and comparison). - Add :SearchPositionMultiple command. - Tweak s:TranslateLocation() for line 1:  :2 looks better than :.+1 there. - Tweak s:TranslateLocation() for last line and use :$-N instead of :.-N there. - BUG: Incorrect de-pluralization of "11 match[es]". *** You need to update to ingo-library (vimscript #4433) version 1.022! ***
SearchPosition-1.21.vmb.gz	1.21	2015-03-08	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- ENH: Show relative range when the lines are shown in the current window with a new default configuration value of "visible" for g:SearchPosition_MatchRangeShowRelativeThreshold. Use separate g:SearchPosition_MatchRangeShowRelativeEndThreshold for threshold at the end. - FIX: After "Special atoms have distorted the tally" warning, an additional stray (last actual) error is repeated. s:Report() also needs to return 1 after such warning. - BUG: "Special atoms have distorted the tally" warning instead of "No matches" when on first line. Must not allow previous matching line when that is identical to 0, the return value of search() when it fails. - BUG: "Special atoms have distorted the tally" when doing :SearchPosition/\n\n/ on empty line. The special case for \n matching is actually more complex; need to also ensure that the match doesn't lie completely on the previous line, and retry without the "c" search flag if it does.
SearchPosition-1.20.vmb.gz	1.20	2014-06-19	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- Abort commands and mappings on error. - Use SearchPosition#OperatorExpr() to also handle [count] before the operator mapping. - CHG: Also allow :[range]SearchPosition /{pattern}/ argument syntax; make previous :SearchPosition {pattern} do a literal whole word search. - ENH: Also show range that the matches fall into; locations close to the current line in relative form. - Add dependency to ingo-library (vimscript #4433). *** You need to separately install ingo-library (vimscript #4433) version 1.020 (or higher)! ***
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.13	2010-10-08	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- BUG: The previous fix for the incorrect reporting of sole match in folded line was susceptible to non-local matches when current line is the first line.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.12	2010-10-08	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- BUG: Visual mode <A-m> /Plug>SearchPositionCword mapping on multi-line selection searched for ^@, not the newline character \n. - BUG: Incorrect reporting of sole match in folded line when the current line is empty and the pattern starts matching a newline character. - Using SearchPosition#SavePosition() instead ofVim version-dependent) mark to keep the cursor at the position where the operator was invokedonly necessary with a backward {motion}).
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.11	2010-06-02	7.0	Ingo Karkat	Appended "; total N" to evaluations that excluded the match on the cursor from the "overall" count, as it was misleading what "overall" meant in this context.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.10	2010-01-08	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- Moved functions from plugin to separate autoload script. - BUG: Wrong reporting of additional occurrences when the current line is outside the passed range. - BUG: Catch non-existing items in evaluations that can be caused by e.g having \%# inside the search pattern. Warn about "special atoms have distorted the tally" in such cases.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.03	2010-01-05	7.0	Ingo Karkat	ENH: Offering a whole-word ALT-M mapping in addition to the former literal search (which is now mapped to g_ALT-M), like the |star| and |gstar| commands.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.02	2009-09-11	7.0	Ingo Karkat	BUG: Cannot set mark " in Vim 7.0 and 7.1; using mark z instead. This only affected the <Leader><A-n>{motion} command.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.01	2009-06-19	7.0	Ingo Karkat	The jumplist is not clobbered anymore by the :SearchPosition command.
SearchPosition.vba.gz	1.00	2009-05-15	7.0	Ingo Karkat	Initial upload

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