Tim Pope

Curiously, on zsh, `M-f` behaves like vim, but `M-d` does not.

Insert mode is right out. `` is already really handy there. I'm really hesitant about command line mode too. People have very clear expectations about when the unnamed register will...

Heh, I reluctantly merged that `` in only because I couldn't object on conflict grounds.

So a hackish but probably adequate solution would to add the following to your vimrc: if empty(mapcheck("(RepeatUndo)")) nnoremap (RepeatUndo) u endif

The ramification is that this breaks setups that remap e.g. `d` (unusual, but not unheard of, particularly among Dvorak users). You can probably achieve your goal by defining global script...

Never tried it, I don't know of any reason that vim-textobj-user would need special casing. You should be able to use `ys` with custom text objects just fine, and `cs`...

I don't have much experience with vim-textobj-user, but it looks like it's defined in terms of regexps, which means we can't just treat it as a literal for insertion. The...

How do I reproduce? `:silent!` hides _all_ errors so I don't want to introduce it blindly.

You should be able to work around this by adding a ` Test` map in the middle to actually `:call Test`, and then feed that in as `"\Test"`.

I guess it'd be possible, though I'm not too keen on implementing it. In the past, I've just created one-offs for those, e.g.: ``` let g:surround_{char2nr('o')} = "**\r**" ```