Plugins for Evil ( www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil ).
(require 'evil-ex-registers) (define-key evil-ex-completion-map (kbd "C-r") #'evil-ex-paste-from-register)
It provides special registers for ex mode.
(require 'evil-little-word)
It provides little-word motion commands and text objects with default key bindings listed below. The little-word motion commands are similar to those in camelcasemotion.vim. The motions stop at upcase letters just after a lowercase letter and at underscores (‘_’). Unlike camelcasemotion.vim, little-word motions are sensitive to non-ascii uppercase/lowercase letters as long as Emacs knows which character is uppercase or not. See lists.ourproject.org/pipermail/implementations-list/2012-June/001604.html for further design details.
- glw
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evil-forward-little-word-begin
- glb
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evil-backward-little-word-begin
- glW
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evil-forward-little-word-end
- glB
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evil-backward-little-word-end
- lw
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evil-a-little-word
- lw
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evil-inner-little-word
(require 'evil-mode-line)
It gives a state indicator at the beginning of the mode line and changes the mode line color for each state.
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mode-line-color.el github.com/tarao/elisp/raw/master/mode-line-color.el
An associative list which specifies correspondence between Evil states and colors. The key of the associative list must be a symbol of an Evil state (such as normal, insert, etc.) and the value of the associative list must be a string of a color (such as “SteelBlue4”, “#575735”, etc.).
A string shown at the mode line as a state indicator of normal state.
A string shown at the mode line as a state indicator of insert state.
A string shown at the mode line as a state indicator of replace state.
A string shown at the mode line as a state indicator of emacs state.
An associative list which specifies correspondence between Evil visual state types and state indicator strings. The key of the associative list must be a symbol of visual state type (such as normal, line and block) and the value of the associative list must be a string of indicator.
(require 'evil-operator-comment) (global-evil-operator-comment-mode 1)
It provides comment/uncomment operator. You can use it by typing C*, for example, CC for commenting out the line at the cursor, Ciw for commenting out the word at the cursor. The key can be changed by setting custom variable evil-operator-comment-key.
| denotes the cursor position.
Ciw on
(foo ba|r)
comments out ‘bar’, and Ci( comments out ‘foo bar’.
The idea is taken from relaxedcolumn.blog8.fc2.com/blog-entry-154.html, which is to add comment/uncomment operator to Vim.
(require 'evil-operator-moccur) (global-evil-operator-moccur-mode 1)
It provides an operator for moccur-grep-find command. You can use it by typing M*, for example, Miw for grepping a word under the cursor. The key can be changed by setting custom variable evil-operator-moccur-grep-find-key. You will be asked in which directory files to be grepped are located. Setting custom variable evil-operator-moccur-use-current-directory disables asking a directory and files in the current directory are grepped.
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color-moccur.el www.emacswiki.org/emacs/color-moccur.el
(require 'evil-relative-linum)
It provides relative line numbers shown up when you hit operator keys.
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linum.el stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e0225855/linum/linum.html (you don’t need this if emacs-version >= 23)
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linum+.el github.com/tarao/elisp/raw/master/linum+.el
(require 'evil-textobj-between)
It provides text object for selecting a range between a character. Default key bindings are if and af, which select a range between a character by which the command is followed. if selects an inner range. These bindings can be changed by setting custom variable evil-textobj-between-i-key and evil-textobj-between-a-key.
| denotes the cursor position.
dif, on
foo, b|ar, baz
deletes ‘ bar’, and vif: on
:foo :b|ar :baz
selects ‘bar ’.
The idea is taken from d.hatena.ne.jp/thinca/20100614/1276448745, which is to define textobj-between for Vim.
(require 'hexl-evil-patch)
A patch for hexl-mode, a mode for editing binary files in hex dump format.