Implement a command such as esc s or something that will do a "smart" region select. Here are some initial thoughts:
if at the start of a word, select the word
one keystroke vs C-<SPC> esc f
if at the end of a word, select the word
one keystroke vs C-<SPC> esc b
if in the middle of a word, select the word
if on white space, jump forward a word and keep the region.
C-u esc s selects the entire line
I'd like there to be a way to use this to run shell commands quicker so maybe there is a way to do something with another feature.
These would let you just mash esc s a few times to copy a few words.
Implement a command such as `esc s` or something that will do a "smart" region select. Here are some initial thoughts:
- if at the start of a word, select the word
- one keystroke vs `C-<SPC> esc f`
- if at the end of a word, select the word
- one keystroke vs `C-<SPC> esc b`
- if in the middle of a word, select the word
- if on white space, jump forward a word and keep the region.
- `C-u esc s` selects the entire line
- I'd like there to be a way to use this to run shell commands quicker so maybe there is a way to do something with another feature.
These would let you just mash `esc s` a few times to copy a few words.
Implement a command such as
esc s
or something that will do a "smart" region select. Here are some initial thoughts:C-<SPC> esc f
C-<SPC> esc b
C-u esc s
selects the entire lineThese would let you just mash
esc s
a few times to copy a few words.