Specifically, if you have text like "aaaaaaaaa" and you search
for "a", the new behavior will actually progress through all of the
"a"s, whereas the previous behavior would be stuck on a single one.
* Added change_case command
* Added switch_to_uppercase and switch_to_lowercase
Renamed change_case to switch_case.
* Updated the Keymap section of the Book
* Use flat_map instead of map + flatten
* Fix switch_to_uppercase using to_lowercase
* Switched 'Alt-`' to uppercase and '`' to lowercase
Co-authored-by: Cor <prive@corpeters.nl>
Use biased select!, don't eagerly process lsp message since we want to
prioritize user input rather than lsp messages, but still limit rendering
for lsp messages.
Fixes#415. The issue was that cursor highlighting wasn't extending
to encompass the entire CRLF grapheme, and therefore ended up splitting
it. This presumably was messing up other grapheme rendering as
well, and this fixes that as well.
- switch to use static OnceCell to calculate Info once
- pass Vec<(&[KeyEvent], &str)> rather than Vec<(Vec<KeyEvent>, &str)>
- expr -> tt to allow using | as separator, make it more like match
* Add textobjects for word
* Add textobjects for surround characters
* Apply clippy lints
* Remove ThisWordPrevBound in favor of PrevWordEnd
It's the same as PrevWordEnd except for taking the current char
into account, so use a "flag" to capture that usecase
* Add tests for PrevWordEnd movement
* Remove ThisWord* movements
They did not preserve anchor positions and were only used
for textobject boundary search anyway so replace them with
simple position finding functions
* Rewrite tests of word textobject
* Add tests for surround textobject
* Add textobject docs
* Refactor textobject word position functions
* Apply clippy lints on textobject
* Fix overflow error with textobjects