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:fast_forward: A port of vim easymotion to Emacs' evil-mode
How to reproduce: 1. Open a new org file and paste this outline: ``` * x * a ** a * b ``` 2. Place your cursor at the headline...
Couple of fixes: ### call `evilem--compute-inclusivity` with the name of the function: fixes several evilem motions not respecting the inclusive/exclusive rules of the evil movement During the macro expantion of...
Respect the :push-jump passed by user, integrate better with third party jumplist implementations
Hi. It seems the API has changed quite significantly since the wiki was written and the previous code snippets no longer apply/work. The config snippets in #10 no longer seem...
I am observing that when I invoke `evilem-motion-next-line` and attempt to teleport the target line (via `t` ``), only the first word on the line gets teleported (it should be...
This is the default behavior in `vim-easymotion`. As far as I can see, there is no other way to configure this without redefining all word motions as they are defined...
For a while now, the way to engage vim-easymotion has been with . Is there anyway to replicate that behavior here, where the key must be pressed twice before the...
goto mark
it would be great to have a way to jump to a mark. basically it would be `evil-goto-mark` with an overlay showing the actual mark characters. so when i create...
Hello, I've been trying to use the `evil-avy-goto-char-2` motion without having to type the leader character before it. Currently, I have the leader bound to `g`, so I have to...
ref: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/335442
