Evgeni Kolev

I have a version which works, but it only works when `evil-lion-squeeze-spaces` is `t` (it is `t` by default): ``` # 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost ::1 localhost.localdomain localhost # 127.0.0.1 thinkpad.localdomain...

I see... so align.el also squeezes (removes) the whitespace. Thanks for looking into this, I'll try to reuse align.el's functionality but also try to avoid the double-space after aligning.

I'll have to check if `evil-define-operator` can be tweaked so we can achieve this behaviour. Regardless, it might be a good idea if evil-lion showed a message "Alignment char: "...

Glad you like it! I had the same reaction when I first discovered vim-lion. Regarding the mode - at this point, I've spent (at least) twice as much time on...

Here's yet another way you can bind the 2 commands with the added benefit of autoloading evil-lion on first use: ```elisp (use-package evil-lion :ensure t :bind (:map evil-normal-state-map ("g l...

I would appreciate this feature. I'm more used to the `gcu` binding though, `gcau` doesn't seem like a good mapping to me personally. This is how I bind `gcu`: ```elisp...

Is cat-ing to `hh` supported? I can't find any documentation for it, nor does it work when I try `cat file | hh`

These use cases come to mind (they are not related to the shell history): - `print_tmux_pane_contents | grep -o "SOME-REGEX" | hh` - Something like this to paste some text...

Could you describe what behaviour this is trying to achieve? `C-w` deletes the previous work in the search prompt in vim.

Thanks for catching this! I don't think that bash supports `setopt localoptions`. Do you think there's another solution, without using `nullglob`?