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vim-sneak[1] is a less bling-bling alternative to easymotion. I originally wrote it to address the sub-optimal valley between Vim's built-in near-distance (f, t
by justinmk 10y ago
vim-sneak[1] is a less bling-bling alternative to easymotion. I originally wrote it to address the sub-optimal valley between Vim's built-in near-distance (f, t, ...) and long-distance (/) motions. It also tries to avoid the hesitation that easymotion introduces, by avoiding the need to select a label if the first match is correct.
[1] https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak
- mixedmath 10y agoFor what it's worth, I use vim-sneak and I like it tremendously. Thank you.
- hacker42 10y agoThere is a Spacemacs layer with nearly the same functionality called evil-snipe which binds s and S.
- sooheon 10y agoIsn't it more accurate to say there's an elisp package called evil-snipe which does this? The spacemacs layer didn't write the functionality, it's one example of how to configure it.
- pritambaral 10y agoYes, it sure is. But in the context we're talking about: Vim and Vim users, I think mentioning it as a Spacemacs layer is an acceptable offense.
- corndoge 10y agoJust installed, love it. Thanks!
- cesnja 10y agoI remember trying out easymotion and disliking its flashy UI effects. This plugin seems cool, thanks for sharing (and creating it).