Integrate IdeaVim-sneak plugin 👟

[Mishkun]

I'm stopping maintenance of https://github.com/Mishkun/ideavim-sneak. But this plugin was quite popular with 23k+ dowloads so It makes sense to integrate it to the IdeaVim itself

[AlexPl292]

Hi everyone, the ideavim-sneak plugin is now a part of IdeaVim 🎉 .
We've made the release 2.8.4 with this plugin included, now it should work out of the box. The existing IntelliJ plugin ideavim-sneak can be removed.

[citizenmatt]

It looks like the code is expecting braces. E.g.: <Plug>(sneak-s)

[AlexPl292]

Hi! I see that the mappings for the sneak plugin are broken. I fixed the mappings and supported both vim-sneak (Sneak_s) and the previous plugin mappings (sneak-s). This should be available with the new release of the plugin.

[hboon]

Sorry for taking so long to get to trying this again (I had held off upgrading IdeaVim for a long time now to reduce chances of it breaking)

This works great. Thanks!

map f <Plug>Sneak_s
map F <Plug>Sneak_S

2 more things:

A. I have this in my Neovim config, any chance of getting it to work with IdeaVim?

omap <silent> f :call sneak#wrap(v:operator, 2, 0, 1, 1)<CR>

Given the text:

[cursor]here I am typing some text

Without that omap, typing dfam, the output is:

am typing some text

It works more like the t than f movement operator. It's a little inconsistent behavior with Sneak itself which is more like a 2-character f.

So with that omap in Neovim, typing dfam, the output is:

m typing some text

The "a" is cleared too.

B. f<a><CR> doesn't seem to work (In Neovim, the forces it to look for the 1-character "a")

Please let me know if it's better to write these elsewhere? Thanks.

[AlexPl292]

Hi there!
A: This is not possible now, but theoretically it's possible to implement this for IdeaVim. But I'm afraid we won't have the capacity to implement this in the near future.
B: This is also not implemented, but this seems easier to implement. Can't say any ETA, though.

[hboon]

No worries. B sounds like it'd be more generally useful and "standard" for others, so that's good if we could have that sometime in the future when you come around to it. Thanks in advance.

[bstadlbauer]

This is great, thanks so much!

Would there be a possibility to include "label mode", similar to the original https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak plugin?

[AlexPl292]

Hi there. Sorry, no nearest plans for this feature. But I'd be happy to accept a PR if anyone will have time to implement that.

[asayake-b5]

Thanks for including and taking over the maintenance!

Would it be possible to include this commit which was never tagged to a release? It fixes a conflict between the sneak and surround plugins.

[AlexPl292]

Yep, no problems. I'll move it, but could you please point to the problem that will be fixed by that? TBH, I don't see the case when the conflict happens...

[dimsuz]

@AlexPl292 I believe it's from this PR which resolves this issue

[AlexPl292]

This change is actually already merged into the ideavim-sneak plugin.

[gyaaniguy]

Is it me, or is highlighting not implemented yet ?
.My ideavimrc

set belloff=all
set visualbell
nnoremap <Home> ^
Plug 'justinmk/vim-sneak'
Plug 'tpope/vim-surround'
set hlsearch
set ignorecase
set relativenumber
set number

set incsearch
map Q gq
Plug 'machakann/vim-highlightedyank'
Plug 'tpope/vim-commentary'

[patrickwerz]

Thre is a delay when pressing s until the plugin is responsive. Also, there is a delay when jumping with , and ;. Can this be solved?