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Add space object to use in motions like `t` and `d`

Open nikitavoloboev opened this issue 5 years ago • 3 comments

Currently if I do dt it won't delete from current location to space as vim should do.

Same goes for df . Six doesn't recognize space as object it seems.

nikitavoloboev avatar Mar 14 '19 10:03 nikitavoloboev

Maybe the <Space> notation isn't getting decoded. I'll take a look.

guillermooo avatar Mar 15 '19 04:03 guillermooo

Hm... It's working for me. Perhaps you have a custom key binding that is clobbering the one in Six that captures input.

Look for something like this in your User/Default.sublime-settings and make sure that the bit about six_is_accepting_input is in there.

{ "keys": [" "], "command": "six_press_key", "args": {"key": ":" }, "context": [{ "key": "six_is_in_command_mode" }, {"key": "six_is_accepting_input", "operand": false }]}

These days, however, mappings can be better configured using Six mappings.

guillermooo avatar Mar 15 '19 05:03 guillermooo

This is still an issue for me, do you have a chance to try it on macOS @guillermooo

Would appreciate it a lot.

nikitavoloboev avatar Jun 10 '20 05:06 nikitavoloboev