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Vim-mode: If I press * over a term I'm used to it searching for the whole term. I.e. pressing * over unconnected-nodes searches for the whole term, not just unconnected. What is this behavior called in IntelliJ? How do I switch 🙂 ?
Unfortunately I don’t use IdeaVim, so I’m not sure about this. The default word-select in Cursive selects the whole symbol, so if IdeaVim is just selecting a segment it’s IdeaVim doing that. I’m not sure if you can configure that, sorry. Perhaps this will help? https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/wiki/Mapping-IdeaVim-actions-to-Cursive-actionshttps://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/wiki/Mapping-IdeaVim-actions-to-Cursive-actions