Hotschke

The mentioned regex `[\i.]\+\s*(` is not possible in vim. `\i` does not work inside of a collection `[]`. This is documented in vim: see second last note in `:h /collection`...

:+1: Currently I have defined `let b:surround_{char2nr("c")} = "\\\1command: \1{\r}"`. Since dot-repeating of `ysgnctextbf` does not work , it's possible to use `ysgnf\textbf{` and dot repeat it.

Yes, I agree with you: If a syntax highlighter does not define a conceal character, it should be understood as being done on purpose. I actually toggle it for tex...

I have changed the diff: ``` diff diff --git a/doc/unimpaired.txt b/doc/unimpaired.txt index 3d97242..f99df77 100644 --- a/doc/unimpaired.txt +++ b/doc/unimpaired.txt @@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ On Off Toggle Option *[ob* *]ob* *cob* 'background'...