Kyle Chui

I don't quite understand what your issue is here. What keypresses are you inputting? Where is the cursor in the text?

@ayoubelmhamdi Assuming that the above solution works for you; feel free to tag me or reopen this issue if any other related issues appear.

Multi-character surrounds are not supported (nor do I plan on it). One "workaround" for your use case is to have `ysiW*` for italicizing the current word, and then `.` to...

That particular use case has less to do with `nvim-surround` as a plugin and more to do with how text-objects work in (Neo)Vim. The `iw` text-object selects the current word,...

I'm not entirely sure how Tree-sitter would help in this particular case; but if you have any follow-up questions you can ask here.

This sounds like a great feature that I would like to add, although I'm a bit busy with other things at the moment. I'll leave a few examples for myself...

It's all good, I can still see it. From a cursory glance it looks like your code *should* work; I would recommend re-trying the same edit on branch `add-treesitter-support` and...

Glad that it works for you! If possible, I would like some suggestions on how this feature could be "properly" integrated. I think code-wise it shouldn't be that hard to...

I think mini.ai is what you're looking for; I would prefer to not set any operator maps for this plugin; having it focus on just surrounds and not try to...

@Doltonius Does `vim-sandwich` literally create the operators `asf`/`isf` for you? Or does it only create the mappings `dasf` and `disf`, giving the *illusion* of custom text-objects? If I am to...