On Apr 19, 2013, at 5:50 PM, glts <[email protected]> wrote:
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>
> Here's a good real-life example.
>
> The textobj-word-column.vim plugin lets you select a column (Visual
> block) of words/WORDs based on the word/WORD under the cursor. If
> v:motiontype were available, the plugin could let you do, for example,
> yVac (yank linewise a word-column), basically allowing you to yank a
> range of lines which have a vertical component in common, so to speak.
> See? Well, I think that is very useful.
>
For the YankRing plugin I use expression maps. I have to pass in the motion to
figure this out and take appropriate action.
There are still many cases where I have to guess and try to do the right thing.
So this too would help with it.
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David Fishburn
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