ci/, di;, yi*, vi@ ...
ca/, da;, ya*, va@ ...
ciq (or "") changes content inside ANY kind of quotes
vaq, yiq ...
ci<space>, da<space> ... modify ANY punctuation pair
` " '
! $ % ^ & * _ - + = : ; @ ~ # | \ , . ? /
Do in order. If a step succeeds skip the rest.
- same line: match under the cursor: act to the right if possible, else to the left
- same line: jump to a match on the left, then act to the right if possible or else repeat
- same line and ↓: try matching to the right, also past the current line if no match till EOF, start from byte one and do the same till initial position of cursor
[] and | will represent the cursor
ciq or ""
Lorem [] dolor " " adipisicing elit
Lorem dolor "|" adipisicing elit
da^ or da<space>
Lorem dolor " ^ [] ^ " adipisicing elit
Lorem dolor " " adipisicing elit
vi@ or vi<space>
Lorem dolor @ @ [@] adipisicing elit
Lorem dolor @ @---------@ adipisicing elit
Note: the above is different from what Vim would do.
explanation: ' ' ['] then ci' WON'T change anything!
di; or di<space>
Lorem % % [] ; ; elit
Lorem % % ;; elit
gUiq
Lorem dolor ' val ` X ' orem ` adipisicing elit
Lorem dolor ' val ` X ' OREM ` adipisicing elit
yi. or yi<space>
Lorem dolor sit amet [] adipisicing elit
incididunt ut labore .dolore. aliqua
Now: dolore is in reg "
""
START OF FILE
Lorem dolor ' sit amet ' adipisicing elit
incididunt ut labore et dolore [] magna aliqua.
EOF
Result after searching for a match and wrapping around EOF:
START OF FILE
Lorem dolor '|' adipisicing elit
incididunt ut labore et dolore [] magna aliqua.
EOF