pi-vim 0.1.0

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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 lajarre
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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+ # vim-bindings — Pi REPL Vim Mode
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+ A modal vim-like editing extension for Pi's REPL prompt, covering the
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+ high-frequency ("90%") command surface without trying to clone full Vim.
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+
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+ ## Loading
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+
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+ ```
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+ pi --extension /path/to/vim-bindings/index.ts
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+ ```
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+
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+ Or add to `.pi/settings.json`:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "extensions": ["./pi-extensions/vim-bindings/index.ts"]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ The mode indicator (`INSERT` / `NORMAL`) is shown in the bottom-right corner
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+ of the prompt.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Supported command surface
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+
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+ ### Mode switching
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+
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |----------|----------------------------------------|
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+ | `Esc` | Insert → Normal mode |
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+ | `Esc` | Normal mode → pass to Pi (abort agent) |
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+ | `i` | Normal → Insert at cursor |
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+ | `a` | Normal → Insert after cursor |
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+ | `I` | Normal → Insert at line start |
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+ | `A` | Normal → Insert at line end |
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+ | `o` | Normal → open line below + Insert |
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+ | `O` | Normal → open line above + Insert |
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+ Insert-mode shortcuts (stay in Insert mode):
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+
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |-----------------|------------------------|
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+ | `Shift+Alt+A` | Go to end of line |
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+ | `Shift+Alt+I` | Go to start of line |
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+ | `Alt+o` | Open line below |
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+ | `Alt+Shift+O` | Open line above |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Navigation (Normal mode)
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |-------|-------------------------|
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+ | `h` | Left |
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+ | `l` | Right |
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+ | `j` | Down |
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+ | `k` | Up |
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+ | `0` | Line start |
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+ | `$` | Line end |
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+ | `gg` | Buffer start (line 1) |
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+ | `G` | Buffer end (last line) |
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+ | `w` | Next word start |
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+ | `b` | Previous word start |
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+ | `e` | Word end (inclusive) |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Character-find motions (Normal mode)
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+
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |------------|------------------------------------------------|
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+ | `f{char}` | Jump forward to `char` (inclusive) |
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+ | `F{char}` | Jump backward to `char` (inclusive) |
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+ | `t{char}` | Jump forward to one before `char` (exclusive) |
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+ | `T{char}` | Jump backward to one after `char` (exclusive) |
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+ | `;` | Repeat last `f/F/t/T` motion |
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+ | `,` | Repeat last motion in reverse direction |
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+ Char-find motions compose with operators: `df{char}`, `ct{char}`, etc.
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+ ---
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+ ### Edit operators (Normal mode)
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+ All operators write to the unnamed register and mirror to the system clipboard
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+ (best-effort; clipboard failure never breaks editing).
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+
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+ #### Delete `d{motion}` / `dd`
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+
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+ | Command | Deletes |
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+ |------------|---------------------------------------------|
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+ | `dw` | Forward to next word start (exclusive, can cross lines) |
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+ | `de` | Forward to word end (inclusive, can cross lines) |
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+ | `db` | Backward to word start (exclusive, can cross lines) |
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+ | `d$` | To end of line |
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+ | `d0` | To start of line |
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+ | `dd` | Current line (linewise) |
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+ | `{count}dd` | `{count}` lines (linewise) |
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+ | `d{count}j` | Current line + `{count}` lines below (linewise) |
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+ | `d{count}k` | Current line + `{count}` lines above (linewise) |
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+ | `dG` | Current line to end of buffer (linewise) |
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+ | `df{char}` | To and including `char` |
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+ | `dt{char}` | Up to (not including) `char` |
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+ | `dF{char}` | Backward to and including `char` |
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+ | `dT{char}` | Backward to one after `char` |
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+ | `diw` | Inner word |
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+ | `daw` | Around word (includes surrounding spaces) |
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+
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+ #### Change `c{motion}` / `cc`
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+ Same motion set as `d`. Deletes text then enters Insert mode.
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+ | Command | Alias |
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+ |---------|-------|
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+ | `cw` | delete word + Insert |
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+ | `ciw` | change inner word |
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+ | `caw` | change around word |
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+ | `cc` | delete line + Insert |
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+ | `c$` | delete to EOL + Insert |
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+ | … | all `d` motions apply |
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+
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+ #### Single-key edits
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |-----|----------------------------------------------|
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+ | `x` | Delete char under cursor (no-op at/past EOL) |
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+ | `s` | Delete char under cursor + Insert mode |
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+ | `S` | Delete line content + Insert mode |
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+ | `D` | Delete cursor to EOL (captures `\n` if at EOL with next line) |
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+ | `C` | Delete cursor to EOL + Insert mode |
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+ ---
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+ ### Yank `y{motion}` / `yy`
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+ Same motion set as `d`. Writes to register, **no text mutation**.
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+ | Command | Yanks |
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+ |---------|---------------------------------|
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+ | `yy` | Whole line + trailing `\n` |
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+ | `{count}yy` | `{count}` whole lines + trailing `\n` |
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+ | `y{count}j` | Current line + `{count}` lines below (linewise) |
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+ | `y{count}k` | Current line + `{count}` lines above (linewise) |
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+ | `yG` | Current line to end of buffer (linewise) |
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+ | `yw` | Forward to next word start |
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+ | `ye` | To word end (inclusive) |
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+ | `yb` | Backward to word start |
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+ | `y$` | To end of line |
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+ | `y0` | To start of line |
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+ | `yf{c}` | To and including `char` |
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+ | `yiw` | Inner word |
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+ | `yaw` | Around word (includes spaces) |
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+ ---
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+ ### Put / Paste
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |-----|-------------------------------------------------------------|
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+ | `p` | Put after cursor (char-wise) / new line below (line-wise) |
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+ | `P` | Put before cursor (char-wise) / new line above (line-wise) |
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+ Put reads from the **unnamed register** (not OS clipboard).
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+ Line-wise detection: register content ending in `\n` is treated as line-wise.
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+ ---
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+ ### Undo
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+ | Key | Action |
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+ |-----|-------------------------------------------------|
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+ | `u` | Undo — sends `ctrl+_` (`\x1f`) to the underlying readline editor |
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+ Redo (`<C-r>`) is **not implemented** — see [Out of scope](#out-of-scope).
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+ ---
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+ ## Register and clipboard policy
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+ - One unnamed register (like Vim's `""` register).
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+ - Every `d`, `c`, `x`, `s`, `S`, `D`, `C`, `y` operator form
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+ (including `dd`, `{count}dd`, `d{count}j/k`, `dG`, `yy`, `{count}yy`,
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+ `y{count}j/k`, `yG`) writes to the register and mirrors to the OS clipboard
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+ (via `copyToClipboard`, best-effort).
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+ - `p` / `P` read from the unnamed register only (not the OS clipboard).
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+ - This gives stable behaviour across local terminals and SSH / OSC52 setups.
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+ ---
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+ ## Known differences from full Vim
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+ | Area | This extension | Full Vim |
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+ |-----------------------|----------------------------------------|-------------------------------|
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+ | `$` motion | Moves past last char (readline CTRL+E) | Moves to last char |
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+ | `w` / `e` / `b` | Cross-line for word motions | Cross-line |
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+ | `0` / `$` operators | Exclusive of anchor col | `0` inclusive of col 0 |
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+ | Undo depth | Delegates to underlying readline undo | Full per-change undo tree |
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+ | Redo | Not implemented | `<C-r>` |
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+ | Visual mode | Not implemented | `v`, `V`, `<C-v>` |
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+ | Text objects | Supports `iw`/`aw` only | Full text-object set |
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+ | Count prefix | Partial: linewise `dd`/`yy` and `d/y{count}j/k` only | Supported |
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+ | Named registers | Not implemented (`"a`, etc.) | Supported |
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+ | Macros | Not implemented (`q`, `@`) | Supported |
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+ | Search | Not implemented (`/`, `?`, `n`, `N`) | Supported |
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+ | Ex commands | Not implemented (`:s`, `:g`, etc.) | Supported |
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+ | Multi-line operators | Supports `d/y` with `w/e/b`, `j/k` counts, and `G`; not full Vim motion matrix | Rich cross-line semantics |
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+ ---
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+ ## Out of scope
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+ These are **explicitly deferred** and not planned for this feature:
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+ - Visual modes (`v`, `V`, block visual)
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+ - Extended text objects beyond word (`ip`, `i"`, `i(`, etc.)
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+ - Named registers (`"a`, `"b`, …)
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+ - Macros (`q{char}`, `@{char}`)
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+ - Ex command surface (`:s`, `:g`, `:r`, …)
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+ - Search mode (`/`, `?`, `n`, `N`)
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+ - Repeat (`.`)
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+ - General count prefixes beyond current linewise scope (`3dw`, `2j`, …)
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+ - Redo (`<C-r>`) — no native redo primitive in the underlying readline editor;
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+ deferred until a suitable hook is available.
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+ - Window / tab / buffer management
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+ - Plugin / runtime ecosystem compatibility
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+ ---
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+ ## Architecture notes
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+ - `index.ts` — `ModalEditor` subclass of `CustomEditor`; all key handling.
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+ - `motions.ts` — pure motion calculation helpers (`findWordMotionTarget`,
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+ `findCharMotionTarget`); no side effects.
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+ - `types.ts` — shared types and escape-sequence constants.
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+ - `test/` — Node test runner suite; no browser / full runtime required.
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+ Run tests:
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+ ```
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+ cd vim-bindings
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+ npm test
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+ ```