On 10/02/11 5:59 PM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Thu, February 10, 2011 12:43 am, Ben Schmidt wrote:
I seem to remember there is an option to make J behave like an
operator, rather than taking immediate effect, or there being another
command that is an operator for joining lines. A quick check of the
help doesn't reveal it to me. Can someone point me to it, if it
exists?
Are you confusing this with 'tildeop'?
That seems likely, Christian! Thanks for the reminder about that.
For the record, my .vimrc now has
nnoremap J :set operatorfunc=Joinoperator<CR>g@
nnoremap gJ :set operatorfunc=GJoinoperator<CR>g@
onoremap J j
func! Joinoperator(submode)
'[,']join
endfunc
func! GJoinoperator(submode)
'[,']join!
endfunc
so I can do JJ to join just two lines, but also use J with a motion.
Ben.
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