lista
Introductions
lista is a plugin to filter content lines and jump to where you want.
Install
Install it with your favorite plugin manager.
Plug 'lambdalisue/lista.nvim'Install lambdalisue/vim-rplugin as well if you want to make it available on Vim 8.0.
Usage
Execute :Lista or :ListaCursorWord and use the following builtin mappings
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
<CR> |
Accept the input and jump to the selected line |
<C-J> |
Accept the input and jump to the selected line |
<C-M> |
Accept the input and jump to the selected line |
<Esc> |
Cancel the input and return to the original line |
<C-[> |
Cancel the input and return to the original line |
<BS> |
Delete a character before the cursor |
<C-H> |
Delete a character before the cursor |
<C-W> |
Delete a word before the cursor |
<Del> |
Delete a character under the cursor |
<Left> |
Move a cursor left |
<S-Left> |
Move a cursor one word left |
<C-Left> |
Move a cursor one word left |
<Right> |
Move a cursor right |
<S-Right> |
Move a cursor one word left |
<C-Right> |
Move a cursor one word left |
<Home> |
Move a cursor to the head |
<End> |
Move a cursor to the tail |
<Up> |
Recall previous command-line from history that matches pattern in front of the cursor |
<Down> |
Recall next command-line from history that matches pattern in front of the cursor |
<S-Up> |
Recall previous command-line from history |
<S-Down> |
Recall next command-line from history |
<C-P> |
Recall previous command-line from history |
<C-N> |
Recall next command-line from history |
<PageUp> |
Select a previous line of the buffer |
<PageDown> |
Select a next line of the buffer |
<S-Tab> |
Select a previous line of the buffer |
<Tab> |
Select a next line of the buffer |
<C-T> |
Select a previous line of the buffer |
<C-G> |
Select a next line of the buffer |
<C-R> |
Insert the contents of a register or object under the cursor as if typed |
<C-V> |
Start to input a control character |
<C-K> |
Start to input a digraph |
<Insert> |
Toggle insert/replace mode |
<C-^> |
Switch a current matcher |
<C-6> |
Switch a current matcher |
<C-_> |
Switch ignorecase |
<C--> |
Switch ignorecase |
I personally assign the command to # and g# like:
nnoremap # :<C-u>Lista<CR>
nnoremap g# :<C-u>ListaCursorWord<CR>If you prefer to use <C-n>/<C-p> to select candidate, use
let g:lista#custom_mappings = [
\ ['<C-f>', '<Left>'],
\ ['<C-b>', '<Right>'],
\ ['<C-a>', '<Home>'],
\ ['<C-e>', '<End>'],
\ ['<C-d>', '<Del>'],
\ ['<C-P>', '<lista:select_previous_candidate>', 'noremap'],
\ ['<C-N>', '<lista:select_next_candidate>', 'noremap'],
\ [';', 'pinkyless#stickyshift#enter(";")', 'expr noremap'],
\]See also
This plugin has partially forked from or inspired by the following plugins.