created by

Dimitar Dimitrov

script type

utility

description

1. Visual mode     1.1 \x     First select some text ([] represents the highlighted area). Then press \x     [a ==   123] [  a == 123 ] [a==123]            |              |             |           V            V           V      123 ==   a     123 == a    123==a     Note: Your selection can be loose and include white spaces at both ends.     1.2 \\x     By default the plugin acts on comparison operators     You are however allowed to specify any pivot for the swapping.     First select some text. Then press \\x     You will be asked to give a pattern (% used here)     Just testing  %  a percentage as a pivot                              |                             V     a percentage as a pivot  %  Just testing     1.3     You can also use V, v or ^v to select several lines (v used), then press \x     a == [123     user !~ unknown     0]!=#1          |         V     123 == a     unknown !~ user     1!=#0 -------------------------------------------------- 2. Normal mode     Swap with WORD on the right \x     ========================     # indicates the cursor position in the examples below.           #     zero one      a_longer_word three               |              V     zero a_longer_word      one three     Swap with WORD on the left  \X     ========================     zero one two       three     let's have some more fun       #      |              V     zero one two       let's     three have some more fun 2.1 Repeat     This plugin integrates with Tim Pope's repeat plugin. It means that you can     use . to repeat any normal mode (for now) swap mapping you just used!     For more information see: http://github.com/tpope/vim-repeat -------------------------------------------------- 3. Supported comparison operators     Comparison operators         ===    !==     <>    ==#    !=#     >#         >=#     <#    <=#    =~#    !~#    ==?         !=?     >?    >=?     <?    <=?    =~?         !~?     ==     !=     >=     =~     <=         !~      ~=     Logical operators          &&     ||     Assignment operators          +=     -=     *=     /=     %=     &=          |=     ^=    <<=    >>=     Scope operators          ::     Pointer operators         ->*     ->     .*     Bitwise operators          <<     >>     Misc operators          >      <       =      +      -      *          /      %       &      |      ^      .          ?      :       ,     '=     '<     '>          !<     !> 3.1 Custom operators     You can define your own operators by putting a similar line in your vimrc:     let g:swap_custom_ops = ['first_operator', 'second_operator', ...] 4. Custom mappings You have the possibility to define your own custom mappings in your .vimrc:     vmap <leader>x         <plug>SwapSwapOperands     vmap <leader><leader>x <plug>SwapSwapOperandsPivot     nmap <leader>x         <plug>SwapSwapWithR_WORD     nmap <leader>X         <plug>SwapSwapWithL_WORD Note: You can replace \x, \\x, \X with whatever you like.

install details

swap.vim -> ~/.vim/plugin swap.txt   -> ~/.vim/doc Latest version at: https://github.com/kurkale6ka/vim-swap

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
swap.zip	3.3	2010-10-06	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	Made the plugin mappings more flexible: you could redefine them in your .vimrc but you don't have to
swap.zip	3.2	2010-10-06	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	Changed <plug>SwapSwapOperandsPivot to <plug>SwapSwapPivotOperands because this map name caused <plug>SwapSwapOperands to wait and be very slow!
swap.zip	3.1	2010-10-06	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	- Fixed a bug when selection goes beyond $ (using ve=all for instance) - Made in sort that / history is kept clean (unchanged) after using swap.vim
swap.zip	3.0	2010-10-05	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	- Added support for more operators (+ custom ones) - Added partial support for the repeat.vim plugin - Allowed all mappings to be customized - Simplified the code
swap.zip	2.1	2010-09-25	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	Changed \<left>x to \X + fixed a bug when trying to swap at BOF or EOF
swap.zip	2.0	2010-09-24	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	Swapping of words works a treat now. Swapping is stricter now, it is only about swapping: Ex: a== b was transformed to b == a. In the new version it becomes:       b== a Changed the mappings too: \x, \\x and \<left>x are used now.                                          think of them as of ^w x in Vim.
swap.zip	1.0	2010-09-23	7.0	Dimitar Dimitrov	Initial upload

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