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Release Name: 0.11.4
Notes:
IdeaVIM - Version 0.11.4 for IDEA 5.x
This plugin attempts to emulate the functionality of VIM within IDEA. It
actually emulates 'gvim' more than 'vim' since IDEA is a graphical IDE (of
course).
Installation
Use IDEA's plugin manager to install the latest version of the plugin.
First Time Installation or Upgrade from 0.10.1 to 0.10.3
UNIX/Linux
Copy Vim.xml from the plugin to $HOME/.IntelliJIdea50/config/keymaps. You will
have to create the keymaps directory if it doesn't exist.
Mac/OSX
Copy Vim.xml from the plugin to ~/Library/Preferences/IntelliJIDEA50/keymaps.
You will have to create the keymaps directory if it doesn't exist.
Windows
Copy Vim.xml from the plugin to
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\.IntelliJIdea50\config\keymaps.
You will have to create the keymaps directory if it doesn't exist.
Starting
Once the files have been installed into their proper locations, start IDEA
normally and then perform the following steps. These only need to be done the
first time:
1) Select the "Tools" menu. There should be a new menu option labeled
"VIM Emulator". This should have a checkmark next to it. If not, please
select this menu to check it. If this menu option is not available, the
plugin is not installed.
2) Select the "Options|Keymaps" menu. There should be a new keymap labeled "Vim"
listed in the top listbox. If there is no such keymap listed you did not
install the Vim.xml file in the proper location. Please highlight "Vim" and
click on the "Set Active" button. Click "OK" to save these changes.
At this point you must use VIM keystrokes in all editors.
Disabling the IdeaVIM Plugin
If you wish to disable the plugin, select the "Tools|VIM Emulator" menu so
it is unchecked. You must also select "Options|Keymaps" and make a keymap other
than "Vim" the active keymap. At this point IDEA will work with it's regular
keyboard shortcuts.
Changes to IDEA
Undo/Redo
The IdeaVIM plugin uses it's own undo/redo functionality so it is important
that you use the standard VIM keys 'u' and 'Ctrl-R' for undo/redo instead of
the built in undo/redo. An exception might be if you wish to undo the creation
of a new class. For this you must select the Edit|Undo menu since IdeaVIM
doesn't support this feature. Using the built in undo/redo while editing a
file will result in strange behavior and you will most likely lose changes.
Escape
In IDEA, the Escape key is used during editing to cancel code completion
windows and parameter tooltips. While in VIM Insert mode, Escape is used to
return back to Normal mode. If you are typing in Insert mode and a code
completion window is popped up, pressing Escape will both cancel the window
and exit Insert mode. If a parameter tooltip appears, pressing Escape will not
make the tooltip go away whether in Insert or Normal mode. The only way to make
the tooltip disappear is to move the caret outside of the parameter area of
the method call. (I would love to receive solutions for both of these issues.)
Dialog Boxes
Many dialog boxes in IDEA contain single line entry fields. Many of these fields
are actually one line editors and you must use VIM keystrokes in these fields.
If you change a value by entering insert/replace mode you must press escape to
complete the changes. You must try to avoid making changes that result in the
value getting split into multiple lines.
To abort a dialog box you can press Escape. If you are in insert/replace mode
you will need to press Escape twice - once to exit insert mode, the other to
abort the dialog. You can tab between fields normally unless you are in
insert/replace mode. Enter will perform its default behavior unless you are in
insert/replace mode.
Menu Changes
In order to emulate the keystrokes used by VIM, several of the default hotkeys
used by IDEA had to be changed. Below is a list of IDEA menus, their default
keyboard shortcuts, and their new VIM keystrokes.
File
Save All Ctrl-S :w
Edit
Undo Ctrl-Z u
Redo Ctrl-Shift-Z Ctrl-R
Cut Ctrl-X "+x or Shift-Delete
Copy Ctrl-C "+y or Ctrl-Insert
Paste Ctrl-V "+P or Shift-Insert
Select All Ctrl-A ggVG
Search
Find Ctrl-F /
Replace Ctrl-R :s
Find Next F3 n
Find Previous Shift-F3 N
View
Quick JavaDoc Ctrl-Q K
Parameter Info Ctrl-P <None>
Swap Panels Ctrl-U <None>
Recent Files... Ctrl-E <None>
Goto
Class... Ctrl-N :class
Line... Ctrl-G G
Declaration Ctrl-B gd
Super Method Ctrl-U <None>
Code
Override Methods... Ctrl-O <None>
Implement Methods... Ctrl-I <None>
Complete Code (Only in Insert mode)
Basic Ctrl-Space Ctrl-Space
Smart Type Ctrl-Shift-Space Ctrl-Shift-Space
Class Name Ctrl-Alt-Space Ctrl-Alt-Space
Insert Live Template Ctrl-J <None>
Tools
Version Control
Check In Project Ctrl-K <None>
Summary of Supported/Unsupported VIM Features
Supported
Motion keys
Deletion/Changing
Insert mode commands
Marks
Registers
VIM undo/redo
Visual mode commands
Some Ex commands
Some :set options
Full VIM regular expressions for search and search/replace
Macros
Diagraphs
Command line history
Search history
VIM help
Not Supported (yet)
Maps
Various, lesser used (by me anyway), commands
Jumplists
Window commands
Please see the help system for a complete list of supported commands.
Changes:
History of changes for IdeaVIM for IDEA 5.x
0.11.4 from 0.11.3
Bug Fixes
- Numerous keystrokes didn't work when IdeaVIM was installed but turned off.
This included various Shift, Ctrl, and Shift-Ctrl combinations of left,
right, up, down, end, home, page-up, and page-down. (Requires updated Vim.xml
keymap).
- :set and :dig once again display their results in the "more" window.
- / and ? once again properly save current cursor location in ' mark. (Broken
in 0.11.2).
- Fix possible failed assertion errors when removing a document listener.
- Update [ and ] marks when "putting" text.
Performance
- Improved search speed.
- Fixed a few small memory leaks.
New Features
- Support for Ctrl-^ to switch to the previous file (like :e #). (Requires
updated Vim.xml keymap).
- Added support for (, ), g(, g), '(, '), `(, `).
- Added support for [{, ]}, [(, ]), [[, [], ][, ]].
- Added support for a<, a>, i<, i>.
- Added support for a(, a), ab, i(, i), ib.
- Added support for a[, a], i[, i].
- Added support for a{, a}, aB, i{, i}, iB.
- Added support for ap, ip.
- Added support for as, is.
- Added support for [m, [M, ]m, ]M in Java files only.
0.11.3 from 0.11.2
New Features
- Support for nrformats option.
- Support for Ctrl-A and Ctrl-X.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed NPE when using any ex command (:, /, or ?).
0.11.2 from 0.11.1
New Features
- / and ? can now be used as motion operators after such commands as d and c.
- Added support for history option.
- Added support for :history command.
- Added support for command line editing including history.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed packaging of help system so help actually works.
- Handle failed assertion errors when adding a document listener.
0.11.1 from 0.10.6
New Features
- Implemented Vim help. The :help command can be used to bring up help on any
Vim command. The argument to :help must be a specific tag found in the help
system. None of the Vim wildcarding is supported.
Bug Fixes
- Avoid AssertionError with DocumentListeners.
- n, N, #, *, g#, and g* now properly work as arguments to the d and c commands.
- Better handle invalid ex command ranges.
- Fixed !! and :!, and :!! commands.
- Escape works again while entering an ex command.
Enhancements
- :edit now supports opening files outside of project roots. Can use ~ for home
directory.
0.10.6 from 0.10.5
Bug Fixes
- Removed the various Code Completion keyboard shortcuts from Vim keymapping.
- Fixed s command when changing end-of-line (caret was one character off).
- Fixed internal errors when working with text containing XML CDATA sections.
- Disabled multi-line commands when working in one-line editors in dialogs.
- Fixed trouble getting into change or insert mode in editors in dialogs.
- Enabled undo/redo in editors in dialogs.
- Ctrl-/ with no selection now moves caret to next line after adding comment.
0.10.5 from 0.10.4
Bug Fixes
- Restored ability to yank visual range into a register. Broken in 0.10.2.
- Clicking on a fold region doesn't turn on visual mode anymore.
- Fixed caret motion for Ctrl-F/B and Ctrl-D/U when near file start/end.
- Restored ability to repeat commands across files. Broken in 0.10.2.
- Don't consume mouse click events so other plugins can process the events.
- Fix ability to set breakpoints by clicking next to line numbers.
0.10.4 from 0.10.3
New Features
- Put back the need for the custom keymap Vim. Too many people wanted to turn
off some Vim keystrokes and "give" them back to IDEA. The current OpenAPI
doesn't allow me to provide sufficient fuctionality without the custom
keymap.
0.10.3 from 0.10.2
Bug Fixes
- The Enter, Tab, and Escape keys now work properly in dialog boxes and other
entry fields as long as you aren't in insert or replace mode within a given
input field.
- g0, g$, g^, g<Home>, and g<End> now properly move with the screen boundary.
0.10.2 from 0.10.1
New Features
- Support of visual blockwise mode using Ctrl-v or Ctrl-q.
- Added the visual commands gp, gP, [p, ]p, [P, ]P, I, and A.
- Display the VIM logo on the Quick Start page.
Bug Fixes
- Linewise visual yank now properly inserted linewise during a put.
- Leading/trailing spaces no longer trimmed from registers when displaying with
:reg command.
- Fix persistence of registers. Whitespace was getting normalized out.
- Fixed visual mode character change.
- No longer update "delete" registers when joining lines or shifting text.
- Undoing a put required two undos instead of one. (Regression from 0.9.7).
- Fixed various visual put issues.
- Fixed caret movements after yank commands.
- Ensure smooth scrolling is turned off in editors. Many motion commands were
having problems if smooth scrolling was on as of 0.9.6.
- Entering an invalid command while in visual mode now properly stays in
visual mode.
- Typing text while in insert mode caused strange caret position changes if
the caret neared the right edge of the screen. (Regression from 0.9.6).
- Fixed internal error when right clicking on a visual selection and selecting
certain refactorings.
- Ensure proper visual mode set when mouse dragging including in the line
number area.
0.10.1 from 0.9.7
New Features
- Eliminated the need for a custom keymap. Enabling/Disabling the plugin via
the tools menu (or Ctrl-Alt-V) properly configures the required key settings.
- Integrate IDEA's "Clear Read-Only Status" dialog when trying to perform a
modification on a read-only file.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed exiting of visual mode when executing commands such as Comment,
Reformat, Surround With, and Auto-Indent.
- Pressing Escape while in command mode will now clear highlights created with
IDEA with commands such as "Highlight Usages in File".
- Ctrl-D, Ctrl-U, zh, zLeft, zl, and zRight now work on read-only files.
- Fixed register names displayed with the :register command.
0.9.7 from 0.9.6
Bug Fixes
- Fixed ze command - was one column off.
- Fixed scrolling with horizontal scroll bar. Regression from 0.9.5.
- Fixed :quit command. Now all forms of the command are recognized.
- Fixed internal error when opening an empty file.
0.9.6 from 0.9.5
Bug Fixes
- You can now insert a real tab using <Ctrl-V><Tab>.
- <Tab> now properly works as a character argument to commands such as f and t.
- Fixed Ctrl-E and Ctrl-Y when caret was at top/bottom of screen.
- Fixed various scrolling and caret movement so caret can appear on first or
last line of editor.
- Fixed playing back macros if preceded by a count greater than 1.
- Fixed internal error about "Assertion failed: cannot share data context
between Swing events"
New Features
- Added support for scrolljump option.
- Added support for scrolloff option.
- Added support for sidescroll option.
- Added support for sidescrolloff option.
- Caret now stays in view when scrolling using the mouse wheel or scrollbars.
- Added support for the column scrolling commands zh, zhl, ze, zs, z<Left>, and
z<Right>.
0.9.5 from 0.9.4
Bug Fixes
- Fixed several internal errors with Idea 5.0
- Updated installation notes for Mac
0.9.4 from 0.9.3
New Features
- Support for Irida (build 3354)
0.9.3 from 0.9.2
Bug Fixes
- Fixed internal error when doing searches and many other actions. Regression
from 0.9.1.
0.9.2 from 0.9.1
Bug Fixes
- Support for Irida API changes (build 3185)
0.9.1 from 0.9.0
Bug Fixes
- Support for Irida API changes (build 3136)
0.9.0 from 0.8.3
New Features
- Support for Irida (build 3075)
0.8.3 from 0.8.2
Bug Fixes
- After a fresh install it is possible to get a NPE when loading the first
project. Now fixed.
- Fixed :class and :find. These were also broken by the focus fix in 0.7.2.
- Fixed * and # commands on one letter words.
- Fixed * and # commands on last word of line with trailing punctuation.
- Fixed b and e commands when trying to move to first or last word of file and
the first or last character of the file was punctuation.
- Fixed NullPointerException appearing in system log when viewing a .form file.
- Fixed extraneous characters getting added to a register during recording.
- Use file type's indent size instead of tab size for indenting text.
- Restore caret if plugin is disabled.
- Fixed ability to delete blank line at end of files.
0.8.2 from 0.8.1
- Fixed typo in plugin.xml for new 'since-build'
0.8.1 from 0.8.0
Bug Fixes
- Updated to show up in the plugin list for Pallada.
- Fixed NullPointerException when using the :qall, :q, or :wq commands.
- Fixed the :edit, :next, :previous, :argument, :first, and :last commands.
These were broken by the focus fix in 0.7.2.
0.8.0 from 0.7.3
New Features
- Support for Pallada (IDEA 4.5)
- Support for the hlsearch option and the :nohlsearch command. Now when a
search is done, all matching text is highlighted. The highlight attributes
are based on the "General|Search result" color setting. (Not for 4.0.x)
- Support for aw, aW, iw, and iW while in visual mode or as arguments to the
y, gu, gU, g~, c, d, and ! commands.
Bug Fixes
- e and E while on the last word of a file didn't work.
- b and B while on the first word of a file didn't work.
0.7.3 from 0.7.2
New Features
- Added support for digraphs. Currently you can use Ctrl-k {char1}{char2} to
enter a special character. This works while in Insert/Replace mode, as an
argument to the r, F, T, f, and t commands, or while entering an ex command.
The :digraphs command has been added to display the currently supported
digraphs. Certain special cases of the Ctrl-K {char1}{char2} sequence are not
supported. This supports all two character digraphs as listed in RFC1345.
This amounts to 1,338 digraphs! Ensure the file encoding can handle the
characters you enter.
- Added support for the 'digraph' option. If set, digraphs may be entered using
{char1} [BackSpace] {char2}. This works in Insert/Replace mode or while
entering an ex command.
- Added support for Ctrl-v {digits}. This works while in Insert/Replace mode,
as an argument to the r, F, T, f, and t commands, or while entering an ex
command.
- A new Vim.xml keymap needs to be installed or Ctrl-K needs to be removed
from all source control menus.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed backspace in ex entry. Deleting the first character was closing the ex
entry window.
0.7.2 from 0.7.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed c<motion and d<motion> exception if the motion was invalid.
- Fixed focus problem with : and / and ? commands.
- Fixed word motion on strings such as 1/2/3.
- Fixed <count><word motion> which didn't always match doing <count>
independent <word motion> commands.
- Fixed <count>cw on strings such as 1/2/3.
- Fixed <count>dw which could delete <count> lines instead.
- The results of the :registers, :marks, and :set commands are now displayed
properly. This "more" window hadn't been working for a while.
- Fixed caret position when issuing the O command on the first line.
- The confirmation dialog used with the :s//c command now has a default button
and mnemonics for all buttons.
- A space is now properly allowed between the range and the command in a :
command such as :1,2 co 4
0.7.1 from 0.7.0
Bug Fixes
- Opening a non-text file resulted in some exceptions. This could happen when
opening an image with the ImageViewer plugin.
- Better handling of trying to edit a VCS controlled read-only file.
- Properly handle multiple < or > in the :> and :< commands.
- Fixed an exception and assertions when reopening a project.
- Fixed caret position problem when issuing a c<motion> command that changed
text up to the end of line.
- Using the C command on an empty file caused an error.
- Changing the last word on the last line leaves caret correctly.
0.7.0 from 0.6.5
New Features
- Highlighting lines of code by clicking and/or dragging in the line number area
now leaves you in visual line mode.
- Undoing all changes in a file now correctly marks the file as unchanged if it
hasn't been saved in the meantime.
- All the :write commands (:w :wn :wN :wq) save just the one file now. To save
all files use the :wall command.
- Enhanced the :e command. Support for :e# and :e <filename> have been added.
:e# selects the previous tab. :e <filename> will search the entire project
and open the first matching file. Relative paths are supported too. :e with
no argument will still bring up the File Open dialog.
- Added support for the gP and gp commands.
- Added support for the z+ and z^ commands.
- Added :class command to bring up "Go To Class" dialog. If followed by a
classname, open the corresponding Java file. Not in VIM.
- Added :symbol command to bring up "Go To Symbol" dialog. Not in VIM.
- Editors use block caret for command mode and a vertical bar for
insert/replace mode.
- Better support for split view editing.
- Text selection is reflected in all editors of a file.
Bug Fixes
- Under certain conditions, highlighting text left you in multiple layers of
visual mode. This is now fixed.
- The gv command resulted in too much text being selected in many cases.
- The gv command now properly restores the caret position.
- Fixed exception caused by using the :undo and :redo commands.
- Re-enabled all the :write related commands. Hopefully the deadlock has been
solved.
- Fixed error referencing unknown class FileCloseAction.
- Fixed several exceptions related to edit fields in dialog boxes.
- Fixed some exceptions related to the undo manager.
- Status was not always show proper mode.
- r<Enter> now works as expected.
- Toggling between insert and replace mode wasn't working properly.
- The caret wasn't always restored correctly after an undo.
- Yanking the last line and then putting it elsewhere sometimes resulted in the
old and new line not having a newline between them.
- Repeating of o and O commands, including with count, works properly now.
- dw, dW, and d[w now act like d$ if deleting the last word of a line.
- cW now properly behaves like cE.
0.6.5 from 0.6.4
Support for Aurora build #1050 and higher.
0.6.4 from 0.6.3
Support for Aurora build #1035 and higher.
New Features
- Added support for {, }, '{, '}, `{, and `} commands (previous and next
paragraph).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed caret movement problem introduced in version 0.6.3.
- Fixed issues with visual ranges introduced in version 0.6.3.
- Fixed bug with caret placement when clicking on a blank line.
- Triple clicking text now properly puts the user in Visual Line mode.
Clean-up
- Removed use of newly deprecated methods in Open API.
- Some basic code cleanup.
0.6.3 from 0.6.2
Support for Aurora build #992 and higher.
0.6.2 from 0.6.1
Repackaged to install as a zip directory instead of a jar file. This provides
better support for the new plugins repository.
0.6.1 from 0.6.0
Support for Aurora build #963.
Changed Features
- Removed the VIM icon from the toolbar. This was only used to display status
messages. Now display status messages in the IDEA status bar.
Bug Unfixes
- Removed, again, support for :w related ex commands
0.6.0 from 0.4.1
Support for Aurora build #939. It may work with slightly older versions too.
This version will not work with IDEA 3.x. For IDEA 3.x you must use IdeaVIM
versions prior to 0.6.0.
Bug Fixes
- Put back file saving for the :w related ex commands
0.4.1 from 0.4.0
Bug Fixes
- Fixed vim.xml for Windows. This file was getting deleted by Idea on Windows
due to a mismatch in the case of the name.
- The O command now properly indents the new line.
- Fixed Null Pointer Exception when editing file templates.
Temporary Work-arounds
- Disabled the saving of files when using any of the :w related commands until
a fix can be found for the dead-lock bug. ZZ and ZQ still save files.
0.4.0 from 0.3.2
New Features
- A VIM tool window has been added. This is used to show the current mode (if
:set showmode is set) and any messages normally shown on the last line in
VIM. To make this useful you should do the following:
- Show the VIM tool window.
- Make the VIM tool window docked.
- Turn off auto-hide for the VIM tool window.
- Shrink the tool window so just the window title is visible.
- Do not move the VIM tool window to the left or right - leave on the bottom
or top.
- Various error messages are now displayed in the new status bar.
- Added support for : register
- Added support for / register
New Commands
- Added support for q{register} command - macro recording.
- Added support for @{register} and @@ commands - playback register contents.
- Added support for :@{register}, :@@, and :@: - run register as command or
repeat last :@ command.
New :set Options
- showmode is now supported.
Bug Fixes
- Hitting escape while entering a search string resulted in a search for the
previous search string instead of doing nothing.
- The :registers command didn't display trailing newlines in a register
- Fixed focus problem if user hits escape in the find dialog after entering
the :find command.
- All the search and substitute commands acted strangely if the text contained
real tab characters. Tabs are now properly handled.
- gd and gD weren't working in read-only files.
0.3.2 from 0.3.1
New Commands
- Added support for {visual}!{filter}, !{motion}{filter}, and !!{filter}.
- Added support for [p, ]p, [P, ]P - put text but do not autoindent. Note -
This plugin's support for putting text with or without proper indenting is
reversed from VIM.
New Features
- Entering a count before the v or V command to start Visual mode is now
supported.
- Repeating Visual commands is now supported.
Bug Fixes
- Now properly handle :0, :1, and :<negative> commands
- More problems with Visual mode - none of the visual change commands left
you in insert mode after deleting the text and undo wouldn't put the text
back.
- Fixed the handling of undo/redo with regard to text added to a file while not
in insert mode. This can happen with the use of the Generate... menu for
adding constructors, getters, etc. This also can happen when IDEA adds an
import statement automatically. This also allows you to undo import
optimizations!
- Doing a cw or cW when the caret is already on the end of a word/WORD now
correctly deletes only the last character of the word/WORD and not the next
word too.
- gd and gD now properly save the jump location before moving to the
declaration.
- z<Enter>, z-, and z. now move the caret to the start of the line.
- Visual mode is now exited after issuing the = or gq command.
- The commands c% and d% where not removing the closing match as expected.
- The d{motion} command now becomes linewise when the motion covers more than
one line and there is just whitespace before the start and after the end.
- Renamed some source files to avoid problems on case insensitive platforms.
- Entering a count for the . (repeat) command sometimes results in an internal
error.
- Repeating an R command resulted in the text being inserted instead of
overwriting old text. This now works properly.
- Issuing a p command when on the last line of a file pasted the line before
the last line instead of after the last line.
0.3.1 from 0.3.0
New Commands
- Added support for [w, ]w, [b, and ]b. These move the caret forward to start
of next camel word, forward to end of next camel word, backward to start of
previous camel word, and backward to end of previous camel word respectively.
These are NOT in VIM but are very useful when working with mixed case method
and variable names. Like their normal w, e, b, and ge counterparts, these may
be used as operators for the c and d commands.
- :qall, :quitall, :wqall, and :xall - closes all editors.
- :wall - same as :write - save all files.
- :xit and :exit - same :wq - save files and close current editor.
- :close and :hide - same as :quit - close current editor.
- :only - Close all editors except the current editor.
- :display - same as :registers - display register contents.
- :undo - same as u - undo last change.
- :redo - same as Ctrl-R - redo last undone change.
- :wnext - save files and move to next editor.
- :wNext and :wprevious - save files and move to previous editor.
Changed Commands
- ZZ, ZQ, :q and :wq will not exit IDEA anymore
Bug Fixes
- Visual mode became unusable without doing a Ctrl-\ Ctrl-n command after each
visual mode command. This unstable mode also caused undo to work improperly
resulting in garbled text.
- Ex commands that take a count instead of a range (:next, :Next, etc.) were
getting the current line number as the count instead of one.
- The == command can now be repeated with the . command.
- Backslashes (\) in the replace text of a :substitute command was not being
handled correctly in all cases.
0.3.0 from 0.2.0
Redone Commands
- / and ? and all their variants are now supported properly, including offsets.
- n and N are now supported properly
- Ex command ranges now fully support searches
- :substitute command now fully supports all Vim style search and replaces
New Commands
- Added support for :set. Only a small number of options are supported.
- Load .vimrc or _vimrc from user's home directory. Only set commands are
honored.
- Added support for *, #, g*, and g# - search for word under caret.
Supported Set Options
- gdefault - Indicates of the global flag in on by default for the :substitute
command.
- ignorecase - The default case sensitivity for searchs and substitutes.
- matchpairs - Specify the character pairs used by the % command
- more - Indicates whether 'more' is used or not for display windows
- scroll - Specifies the number of lines scrolled by the Ctrl-D and Ctrl-U
commands. Set to zero for half page.
- selection - Specifies how the caret can be moved at the ends of lines in
Visual mode. It also controls whether the Visual mode selection is inclusive
or exclusive.
- smartcase - Overrides ignorecase if set and pattern has uppercase characters.
- undolevels - Set to 0 for Vi style undo (1 level). Set to other number to
specify how many levels of undo are supported per editor.
- visualbell - controls whether the plugin beeps or not.
- wrapscan - Determines is searches wrap around the start or end of the file.
0.2.0 from 0.1.1
New Commands
- Added support for Ctrl-U while in insert mode
- Added support for 0 Ctrl-D to remove all indent in current line
- Added support for F1 while in insert - exit insert and bring up help topics
- Added support for F1 while in normal mode - bring up help topics
- Added support for :promptfind - Brings up Search Dialog
- Added support for :promptrepl - Brings up Search/Replace Dialog
- Added real support for :substitute - search and replace
- Added support for :& - search and replace
- Added support for :~ - search and replace
- Added support for @: - repeat last Ex command
- Added support for :{range}!{filter} [arg] command - filter text
- Added support for :{range}!! command - repeat filter
- Added support for :marks - display marks
- Added support for :registers - display registers
Bug Fixes
- Using the '%' range in Ex commands ignored the first line
- Selecting a register for a command after using Ctrl-O in insert mode sent
the user back to insert mode before they could enter the command.
- Many commands caused exceptions if the current file is empty.
- Let mouse clicks move caret to end-of-line while in Insert or Replace mode.
Keymappings - Install new plugin.xml or manually add keymapping
- F1
0.1.1 from 0.1.0
- Fixed text of README file (NAME and VERSION weren't properly substituted)
- Fixed issue with pressing Enter when entering an Ex command (no more beep or
IDEA error message)
- Fixed issue with pressing Backspace in the Ex command entry window when there
are no characters. The beep is gone and the command entry is properly exited.
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