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1. lzybkr commented on Nov 14, 2017

   

   Jason Shirk (lzybkr)

   on Nov 14, 2017

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   Indeed - I might have mentioned this to srdubya a long time ago. I might even switch to vi mode if this was implemented. (I use vim or vim bindings in my editors.)

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2. Jason Shirk (lzybkr)

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   Issue-EnhancementIt's a feature request.It's a feature request.

   VI-Mode

   on Nov 14, 2017
3. gwojan commented on Nov 14, 2017

   

   Greg Wojan (gwojan)

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   Yeah, my workaround when I really want to get nasty is set $env:VISUAL = 'vim.exe' and then edit the whole thing inside vim proper...

   I'm even using the wasavi extension for chrome and editing this comment inside a vim-like editor. Yes, I'm sad... 😉
4. springcomp commented on Dec 18, 2020

   

   Maxime Labelle (springcomp)

   on Dec 18, 2020

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   I’m working on this issue.

   This will probably need to be broken up into several pull requests.
   This is how I see tackling this subject in order:

   • n diw: deletes inner words. [vi-mode] Supports 'diw' text-object command. #2059. 🍾

   • n ciw: changes inner words.

   • n diW: deletes inner WORDs.

   • n ciW: changes inner WORDs.

   • di [ " | ' ]: deletes inner strings. [Vi-Mode] Supports di' and di" commands (quoted text objects) #3791.

   • ci [ " | ' ]: changes inner strings.

   • di [ ( | { | [ ]: deletes inner parentheses.

   • ci [ ( | { | [ ]: changes inner parentheses.

   • n daw: deletes outer words.

   • n caw: changes outer words.

   • n daW: deletes outer WORDs.

   • n caW: changes outer WORDs.

   • da [ " | ' ]: deletes outer strings.

   • ca [ " | ' ]: changes outer strings.

   • n da [ ( | { | [ ]: deletes outer parentheses.

   • n ca [ ( | { | [ ]: changes outer parentheses.

   I don’t see the immediate value for other more arcane text objects 😄.

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5. belotn commented on Dec 29, 2021

   

   belotn

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   Hello,

   I worked on some custom key handler for ci, ca, di and da as it really make editing more fluent. At the moment I only address ' " ( [ {

   https://gist.github.com/belotn/538be5504b858c95890893b189720592

   `Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord "c,i" -ViMode Command -ScriptBlock { VIChangeInnerBlock }
   Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord "c,a" -ViMode Command -ScriptBlock { VIChangeOuterBlock }
   Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord "d,i" -ViMode Command -ScriptBlock { VIDeleteInnerBlock }
   Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord "d,a" -ViMode Command -ScriptBlock { VIDeleteOuterBlock }

   ######################################################################

   Section Function

   ######################################################################

   function VIChangeInnerBlock(){
   $quotes = @{
   "'" = @("'","'");
   '"'= @('"','"');
   "(" = @('(',')');
   "{" = @('{','}');
   "[" = @('[',']')
   }
   $quote = ([Console]::ReadKey($true)).KeyChar
   if( $quotes.ContainsKey($quote.toString())){
   $Line = $Null
   $Cursor = $Null
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::GetBufferState([ref]$Line, [ref]$Cursor) $OpeningQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][0] $ClosingQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][1] $EndChar=$Line.indexOf($ClosingQuotes, $Cursor) $StartChar=$Line.LastIndexOf($OpeningQuotes, $Cursor) + 1 if($StartChar -eq 0 -or $EndChar -eq -1){ Return } [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::Replace($StartChar,
   $EndChar - $StartChar, '')
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::SetCursorPosition($StartChar)
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::ViInsertMode()
   }
   }

   function VIDeleteInnerBlock(){
   $quotes = @{
   "'" = @("'","'");
   '"'= @('"','"');
   "(" = @('(',')');
   "{" = @('{','}');
   "[" = @('[',']')
   }
   $quote = ([Console]::ReadKey($true)).KeyChar
   if( $quotes.ContainsKey($quote.toString())){
   $Line = $Null
   $Cursor = $Null
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::GetBufferState([ref]$Line, [ref]$Cursor) $OpeningQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][0] $ClosingQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][1] $EndChar=$Line.indexOf($ClosingQuotes, $Cursor) $StartChar=$Line.LastIndexOf($OpeningQuotes, $Cursor) + 1 if($StartChar -eq 0 -or $EndChar -eq -1){ Return } [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::Replace($StartChar,
   $EndChar - $StartChar, '')
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::SetCursorPosition($StartChar)
   }
   }

   function VIChangeOuterBlock(){
   $quotes = @{
   "'" = @("'","'");
   '"'= @('"','"');
   "(" = @('(',')');
   "{" = @('{','}');
   "[" = @('[',']')
   }
   $quote = ([Console]::ReadKey($true)).KeyChar
   if( $quotes.ContainsKey($quote.toString())){
   $Line = $Null
   $Cursor = $Null
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::GetBufferState([ref]$Line,[ref]$Cursor) $OpeningQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][0] $ClosingQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][1] $EndChar=$Line.indexOf($ClosingQuotes, $Cursor) + 1 $StartChar=$Line.LastIndexOf($OpeningQuotes, $Cursor) if($StartChar -eq -1 -or $EndChar -eq -1){ Return } [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::Replace($StartChar,
   $EndChar - $StartChar, '')
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::SetCursorPosition($StartChar)
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::ViInsertMode()
   }
   }

   function VIDeleteOuterBlock(){
   $quotes = @{
   "'" = @("'","'");
   '"'= @('"','"');
   "(" = @('(',')');
   "{" = @('{','}');
   "[" = @('[',']')
   }
   $quote = ([Console]::ReadKey($true)).KeyChar
   if( $quotes.ContainsKey($quote.toString())){
   $Line = $Null
   $Cursor = $Null
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::GetBufferState([ref]$Line,[ref]$Cursor) $OpeningQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][0] $ClosingQuotes = $quotes[$quote.ToString()][1] $EndChar=$Line.indexOf($ClosingQuotes, $Cursor) + 1 $StartChar=$Line.LastIndexOf($OpeningQuotes, $Cursor) if($StartChar -eq -1 -or $EndChar -eq -1){ Return } [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::Replace($StartChar,
   $EndChar - $StartChar, '')
   [Microsoft.PowerShell.PSConsoleReadLine]::SetCursorPosition($StartChar)
   }
   }`

   Regards,
   Nicolas

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