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hello all. I'm currently a user of vim-paredit but i am looking for an alternative for structural editing. I spotted https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp which seems interesting. do you have any recommandations for this?
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vim-sexp and tpope's mappings is my favorite
Same, vim-sexp and tpope’s additions since I started and my parentheses are always in harmonious balance.
I also used tpope's vim-surround and now use nvim-surround, which are helpful for general wrapping/surrounding actions, but once i got comfortable with sexp, i use them much less now
i did not know of nvim-surround, thx! thank you all for your suggestions, I will look into it 🙂
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