kak-mouvre

Actually, it's pronounced "mouv"

Install

Place in autoload or use plug.kak.

Overview

Mouvre provides helper commands for defining custom movements. The following terminology is employed for commands:

"jump" implies the cursor moves to a location and reduces the selection to the cursor.

Example: gj

"select" implies the cursor moves to a location and selects from the previous location to current location.

Example: w

"extend" impales the cursor moves to a location and selects from the previous location to current location.

Example: W

TL;DR

The following commands are provided with the plugin:

    jump-forward-regex-start
    jump-forward-regex-end
    jump-backward-regex-start
    jump-backward-regex-end
    jump-start
    jump-end

    select-forward-regex-start
    select-forward-regex-end
    select-backward-regex-start
    select-backward-regex-end
    select-start
    select-end

    extend-forward-regex-start
    extend-forward-regex-end
    extend-backward-regex-start
    extend-backward-regex-end
    extend-start
    extend-end

    extend-to-offset
    select-to-offset

    extend-by-command
    select-by-command

    create-movement-command
    create-bidirectional-movement-command
    create-regex-movement-command

    search-no-wrap
    reverse-search-no-wrap

Plugins

Additionally, two filetype plugins are provided for git-style diffs and for the toml filetype. The git-diff plugin creates bindings for moving between diff chunks, and the toml filetype creates bindings for moving between table sections There is also a path user mode created, which creates movement bindings for paths

Documentation

(jump|select|extend)-forward-regex-start <regex>

(jump|select|extend) forward to next match for <regex> (does not wrap).

Cursor will be placed at the start of the regex match.

(jump|select|extend)-forward-regex-end <regex>

(jump|select|extend) forward to next match for <regex> (does not wrap).

Cursor will be placed at the end of the regex match

(jump|select|extend)-backward-regex-start <regex>

(jump|select|extend) backward to next match for <regex> (does not wrap).

Cursor will be placed at the start of the regex match

(jump|select|extend)-backward-regex-end <regex>

(jump|select|extend) backward to next match for <regex> (does not wrap).

Cursor will be placed at the end of the regex match

(jump|select|extend)-start

(jump|select|extend) to the start of the buffer

(jump|select|extend)-end

(jump|select|extend) to the end of the buffer

extend-to-offset <offset>

Extend current selection to byte-offset <offset>

select-to-offset <offset>

Select from cursor to byte-offset <offset>

extend-by-command <command>

Extends current selection to the point at which the cursor ends after executing <command>

select-by-command <command>

Select from current location to the point at which the cursor ends after executing <command>

create-movement-command <command> <partial-name> <params>

Creates two new movement commands which make use of <command>

The two commands are:

• select-<partial-name>
• extend-<partial-name> They will select or extend from the current selection to the location reached by <command>. The two commands will require <params> argument count.

create-bidirectional-movement-command <fwd-command> <bkwd-command> <partial-name> <params>

Creates five new movement commands which make use of <fwd-command> and <bkwd-command>

The five commands are:

• select-forward-<partial-name>
• extend-forward-<partial-name>
• select-backward-<partial-name>
• extend-backward-<partial-name>
• select-surrounding-<partial-name> The commands will require <params> argument count

create-regex-movement-command <partial-name> <regex>

Create a bidirectional movement commands based on a regex string

The following commands will be created after calling this command:

• jump-forward-<partial-name>
• jump-backward-<partial-name>
• select-forward-<partial-name>
• extend-forward-<partial-name>
• select-backward-<partial-name>
• extend-backward-<partial-name>
• select-surrounding-<partial-name>

search-no-wrap

Performs a forward regex search, but fails instead of wrapping

reverse-search-no-wrap

Performs a reverse regex search, but fails instead of wrapping