Add motion_forcing to Hop. #65 #86
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This gives users an easy way to customize how motions work with operators. You can force the motion to act linewise, charwise, or blockwise. The default tries to match how Neovim's handles the f/t/F/T operators.
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Looks like Github decided to display issue 65 from the original repo instead of this one. Here's a link to the issue I'm actually trying to fix #65 |
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This gives users an easy way to customize how motions work with operators. You can force the motion to act linewise, charwise, or blockwise. The default tries to match how Neovim's handles the f/t/F/T operators.