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vim: better macros to move lines

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The old macro got triggered unintentionally all the time, especially
when leaving Insert mode. The reason was that one way terminals can
emulate <Alt> modifier key is by sending <Esc> rapidly followed by the
key that is supposed to be modified. So, when pressing <Esc> to leave
Insert mode and immediately pressing J to go down, my current line was
moved – not the intended behavior and incredibly annoying.
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Fernando Schauenburg 2022-02-15 15:40:23 +01:00
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config/nvim/lua/fs/keymaps.lua
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@ -30,12 +30,12 @@ nmap { '<leader>.', '<cmd>tabnext<cr>', { silent = true } }
nmap { '<leader>,', '<cmd>tabprevious<cr>', { silent = true } }
-- move lines up and down
nmap { '<A-j>', [[:move .+1<cr>==]] , { silent = true } }
nmap { '<A-k>', [[:move .-2<cr>==]] , { silent = true } }
vmap { '<A-j>', [[:move '>+1<cr>gv=gv]], { silent = true } }
vmap { '<A-k>', [[:move '<-2<cr>gv=gv]], { silent = true } }
imap { '<A-j>', [[<esc>:move .+1<cr>==gi]] , { silent = true } }
imap { '<A-k>', [[<esc>:move .-2<cr>==gi]] , { silent = true } }
nmap { '<c-a-j>', [[:move .+1<cr>==]] , { silent = true } }
nmap { '<c-a-k>', [[:move .-2<cr>==]] , { silent = true } }
vmap { '<c-a-j>', [[:move '>+1<cr>gv=gv]], { silent = true } }
vmap { '<c-a-k>', [[:move '<-2<cr>gv=gv]], { silent = true } }
imap { '<c-a-j>', [[<esc>:move .+1<cr>==gi]] , { silent = true } }
imap { '<c-a-k>', [[<esc>:move .-2<cr>==gi]] , { silent = true } }
-- move to begin/end of line in insert mode
imap { '<c-a>', '<c-o>^' }