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Can you slurp words into "" somehow?
I often end up with things looking like this:
(str "Hello " "|" some-expression)
when I'm editing text.
I don't think vim-sexp supports that. I usually just end up using x
to delete the closing " and p
to put it back. It's a little bit annoying.
you could construct that command using di"
as a building block I bet
cursor inside "foo"
- di"
gets you foo
in the yank buffer and a ""
left in the document