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how do you guys wrap a piece of text into double quotes with evil-cleverparens?
Basically, ys
is the beginning of a "phrase", iw
is a "movement", and the "
is the "wrapper".
And the original vim plugin https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround
I was expecting evil-cleverparens to handle it, like it allows me to wrap an expression with ()
Is there a way to prevent midnight from closing active window buffers?
Sometimes I come back from the weekend and see that most of my window buffers are closed, so I have either my window configuration full of scratch buffers or some other buffer that wasn't old enough to close populating all three windows
@viebel I use SPC v
to select a word and then use s
to surround it with what ever I type next.
You can also change a surrounding character using cs
followed by the character you want to replace and then the new surrounding character.
https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/editing/vim-style/vim-tips-for-developers.html
Nice trick @jr0cket. The only issue is that if the region to surround contains double quotes, they won’t be escaped