address@hidden wrote:
> If I have a region selected using the 'q' operator and I don't wish to see it
> highlighted anymore. Is there a single key command that already performs
> this? Currently I just hit qq twice without moving the cursor. I know I can
> create a map I just don't know if a command already exists for this.
>
> If I have the cursor in the middle of a line and use a sequence like this
> ^X-d}. The entire paragraph is deleted starting from the beginning of the
> line on which the cursor resides. If I use a sequence where I select a region
> like so '-dq' this does not delete entire lines on which the region begins
> and ends it deletes only the characters selected in the region. What I'm
> looking for is a type of block mode region selection where entire lines are
> selected, I'm not looking for rectangle selection.
from a quick look at cmdtbl (in the source), and a quick test, it
looks like you can bind to "quoted-fullline-motion" and get what
you want. but to get it to work (after binding it to 's', which i
never use), i had to type
ds<motion>q
instead of
ds<motion>s
which is what i think i would have expected.