Fantastic Plugin! Seems @vimtaku is also working with Perl so it may be easier to say what I want to do!
Let's say I have a line like this: (And I temporarily :set ft= to use = as splitter)
$a{"asdf"} = '';
dak deletes $a{"asdf"} which is ok. (Though it'd be better to delete those in quotes or brackets!)dav deletes ''; which I would have expected '' (not deleting the ;, because I want to use cav to make a String becomes an Arrayref sometimes)dik deletes the first space. (If 1 could work, I would expect $a{"asdf"} -> $a{""} and $a{asdf} -> $a)div deletes asdf"} = ' which means only $a{"'; is left. Expected to have no change (since there is no value between the '')
Just as a side-note, it'd be nice if Perl's splitter is =>? or I can define a let g:splitter_map_perl = '=>?' that overrides the s:splitter_map['perl'] so I don't have to set ft= before I want to play with variable assignment.
Many thanks in advance!
Fantastic Plugin! Seems @vimtaku is also working with Perl so it may be easier to say what I want to do!
Let's say I have a line like this: (And I temporarily
:set ft=to use=as splitter)$a{"asdf"} = '';dakdeletes$a{"asdf"}which is ok. (Though it'd be better to delete those in quotes or brackets!)davdeletes'';which I would have expected''(not deleting the;, because I want to usecavto make a String becomes an Arrayref sometimes)dikdeletes the first space. (If 1 could work, I would expect$a{"asdf"}->$a{""}and$a{asdf}->$a)divdeletesasdf"} = 'which means only$a{"';is left. Expected to have no change (since there is no value between the'')Just as a side-note, it'd be nice if Perl's splitter is
=>?or I can define alet g:splitter_map_perl = '=>?'that overrides thes:splitter_map['perl']so I don't have toset ft=before I want to play with variable assignment.Many thanks in advance!