[question] aliases for quoter and brackets?

[alex-popov-tech]

Hey, thanks for a great plugin!
Question - I could not figured out how to create aliases for different kind of pair characters, could you please help to build/add instruction to readme/add them by default?

Example:

• q for any kind of quotes (' " `), so '"ke|k"' -> srq` -> '`ke|k`'
• b for any kind of brackets ( [ ( { ), so ([ke|k]) -> srb{ -> ({ke|k})

[garymh]

Looking for this as well 😄

[tuxflo]

Me too, I'm already using targets.vim so ciq is stuck in my muscle memory.

[singlexyz]

The sandwich can automatically select the corresponding text according to your recipes, the key is b.
https://github.com/machakann/vim-sandwich#textobj-sandwich

If you have special needs, you can customize a recipe with regexp, like:

let g:sandwich#recipes = deepcopy(g:sandwich#default_recipes)
let g:sandwich#recipes += [
      \   {
      \     'buns': ["[`'\"]\s*", "\s*[`'\"]"],
      \     'input'   : ['q'],
      \     'regex': 1,
      \   },
      \ ]

[machakann]

See #145

[astier]

For people who use target.vim and want to use its builtin objects like q the following solution seems to work which was discussed in #92

let g:textobj_sandwich_no_default_key_mappings = 1
let g:sandwich_no_default_key_mappings = 1
nmap sa <plug>(operator-sandwich-add)
xmap sa <plug>(operator-sandwich-add)
nmap sd <plug>(operator-sandwich-delete)a
nmap sr <plug>(operator-sandwich-replace)a

It has the additional benefit that for example sr( would search for the next match on line if the cursor is not within surrounding.
Not sure if this solution has any unwanted side-effects.

[astier]

Sadly it seems to break the magic character f. To make it work I had to add additionally:

nmap sdf <plug>(sandwich-delete)f
nmap srf <plug>(sandwich-replace)f