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creating a “:KeepCursor” command
How to undo last command in command line?How can I repeat last Ex-mode command in normal mode?Copy text based on delimiting stringsHow to simulate Return and Escape for global command without using Control-V?Use pattern of global ex command found on a line to substitute in another lineHow to pipe *characters* to cmd ( `:!` )Search pattern for an if statement that isn't followed by curly brace on the next lineSetting the search pattern to just a portion of a regex patternIs there a setting that hides the last colon-command entered?':norm dtxdty' works different than '0dtxdty', what's happening?
I'd like to make a command that works like this: :KeepCursor cmd will the given execute ex command string, then restore the cursor's position. A primary example is:
:KeepCursor normal! *
which would perform a keyword search without jumping to the next match. This can of course be accomplished in other ways, but it's a good demonstration of the functionality I'm looking for, which I want to work in every possible case.
This is my attempt so far. I'm using feedkeys+imtx because I'd like the command to behave exactly as though I typed it. I put the cursor restoration in a finally so it works even if the command encounters an error.
function! s:keepcursor(qargs)
let l:view = winsaveview()
let l:winid = win_getid()
try
call feedkeys(':'.a:qargs."<cr>", 'imtx')
finally
if win_getid() != l:winid
if !win_id2win(l:winid)
return
endif
call win_gotoid(l:winid)
endif
call winrestview(l:view)
endtry
endfunction
command! -nargs=* KeepCursor call s:keepcursor(<q-args>)
However, it does not seem to work. Using :KeepCursor normal! * prints the search string but does not highlight anything. Running :hlsearch afterwards highlights the wrong thing.
My questions are a) can it be explained why this doesn't work and b) can such a :KeepCursor command be written?
search command-line cursor command
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I'd like to make a command that works like this: :KeepCursor cmd will the given execute ex command string, then restore the cursor's position. A primary example is:
:KeepCursor normal! *
which would perform a keyword search without jumping to the next match. This can of course be accomplished in other ways, but it's a good demonstration of the functionality I'm looking for, which I want to work in every possible case.
This is my attempt so far. I'm using feedkeys+imtx because I'd like the command to behave exactly as though I typed it. I put the cursor restoration in a finally so it works even if the command encounters an error.
function! s:keepcursor(qargs)
let l:view = winsaveview()
let l:winid = win_getid()
try
call feedkeys(':'.a:qargs."<cr>", 'imtx')
finally
if win_getid() != l:winid
if !win_id2win(l:winid)
return
endif
call win_gotoid(l:winid)
endif
call winrestview(l:view)
endtry
endfunction
command! -nargs=* KeepCursor call s:keepcursor(<q-args>)
However, it does not seem to work. Using :KeepCursor normal! * prints the search string but does not highlight anything. Running :hlsearch afterwards highlights the wrong thing.
My questions are a) can it be explained why this doesn't work and b) can such a :KeepCursor command be written?
search command-line cursor command
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
6,4051420
add a comment |
I'd like to make a command that works like this: :KeepCursor cmd will the given execute ex command string, then restore the cursor's position. A primary example is:
:KeepCursor normal! *
which would perform a keyword search without jumping to the next match. This can of course be accomplished in other ways, but it's a good demonstration of the functionality I'm looking for, which I want to work in every possible case.
This is my attempt so far. I'm using feedkeys+imtx because I'd like the command to behave exactly as though I typed it. I put the cursor restoration in a finally so it works even if the command encounters an error.
function! s:keepcursor(qargs)
let l:view = winsaveview()
let l:winid = win_getid()
try
call feedkeys(':'.a:qargs."<cr>", 'imtx')
finally
if win_getid() != l:winid
if !win_id2win(l:winid)
return
endif
call win_gotoid(l:winid)
endif
call winrestview(l:view)
endtry
endfunction
command! -nargs=* KeepCursor call s:keepcursor(<q-args>)
However, it does not seem to work. Using :KeepCursor normal! * prints the search string but does not highlight anything. Running :hlsearch afterwards highlights the wrong thing.
My questions are a) can it be explained why this doesn't work and b) can such a :KeepCursor command be written?
search command-line cursor command
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
6,4051420
I'd like to make a command that works like this: :KeepCursor cmd will the given execute ex command string, then restore the cursor's position. A primary example is:
:KeepCursor normal! *
which would perform a keyword search without jumping to the next match. This can of course be accomplished in other ways, but it's a good demonstration of the functionality I'm looking for, which I want to work in every possible case.
This is my attempt so far. I'm using feedkeys+imtx because I'd like the command to behave exactly as though I typed it. I put the cursor restoration in a finally so it works even if the command encounters an error.
function! s:keepcursor(qargs)
let l:view = winsaveview()
let l:winid = win_getid()
try
call feedkeys(':'.a:qargs."<cr>", 'imtx')
finally
if win_getid() != l:winid
if !win_id2win(l:winid)
return
endif
call win_gotoid(l:winid)
endif
call winrestview(l:view)
endtry
endfunction
command! -nargs=* KeepCursor call s:keepcursor(<q-args>)
However, it does not seem to work. Using :KeepCursor normal! * prints the search string but does not highlight anything. Running :hlsearch afterwards highlights the wrong thing.
My questions are a) can it be explained why this doesn't work and b) can such a :KeepCursor command be written?
search command-line cursor command
search command-line cursor command
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
6,4051420
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
6,4051420
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
6,4051420
asked 4 hours ago
MassMass
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asked 4 hours ago
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Can it be written?
Yup.
command! -nargs=* -complete=command KeepCursor
let [s:view, s:win] = [winsaveview(), win_getid()] |
try |
execute <q-args> |
finally |
if win_id2win(s:win) |
call win_gotoid(s:win) |
endif |
keepjumps call winrestview(s:view) |
endtry
Can it be explained why this doesn't work
There is a lot going on here. I haven't debugged anything, but my guess is feedkeys() is part of your problem. I typically avoid feedkeys() as it is often easier to debug other methods.
answered 3 hours ago
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Can it be written?
Yup.
command! -nargs=* -complete=command KeepCursor
let [s:view, s:win] = [winsaveview(), win_getid()] |
try |
execute <q-args> |
finally |
if win_id2win(s:win) |
call win_gotoid(s:win) |
endif |
keepjumps call winrestview(s:view) |
endtry
Can it be explained why this doesn't work
There is a lot going on here. I haven't debugged anything, but my guess is feedkeys() is part of your problem. I typically avoid feedkeys() as it is often easier to debug other methods.
answered 3 hours ago
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Can it be written?
Yup.
command! -nargs=* -complete=command KeepCursor
let [s:view, s:win] = [winsaveview(), win_getid()] |
try |
execute <q-args> |
finally |
if win_id2win(s:win) |
call win_gotoid(s:win) |
endif |
keepjumps call winrestview(s:view) |
endtry
Can it be explained why this doesn't work
There is a lot going on here. I haven't debugged anything, but my guess is feedkeys() is part of your problem. I typically avoid feedkeys() as it is often easier to debug other methods.
answered 3 hours ago
Peter RinckerPeter Rincker
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Can it be written?
Yup.
command! -nargs=* -complete=command KeepCursor
let [s:view, s:win] = [winsaveview(), win_getid()] |
try |
execute <q-args> |
finally |
if win_id2win(s:win) |
call win_gotoid(s:win) |
endif |
keepjumps call winrestview(s:view) |
endtry
Can it be explained why this doesn't work
There is a lot going on here. I haven't debugged anything, but my guess is feedkeys() is part of your problem. I typically avoid feedkeys() as it is often easier to debug other methods.
answered 3 hours ago
Peter RinckerPeter Rincker
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Can it be written?
Yup.
command! -nargs=* -complete=command KeepCursor
let [s:view, s:win] = [winsaveview(), win_getid()] |
try |
execute <q-args> |
finally |
if win_id2win(s:win) |
call win_gotoid(s:win) |
endif |
keepjumps call winrestview(s:view) |
endtry
Can it be explained why this doesn't work
There is a lot going on here. I haven't debugged anything, but my guess is feedkeys() is part of your problem. I typically avoid feedkeys() as it is often easier to debug other methods.
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