[Bug]: Jumps are too large with `c`, `d`, `y` ... modifiers about nvim-spider HOT 9 CLOSED

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I want to use spider in the other modes as well though ;)

I do like nvim-spider
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when I'm here I want w to jump to the beginning of spider and dw delete either nvim or nvim- but not nvim-spider.

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ah, good call. Fixed in latest release

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Could one of you open a new issue and properly outline expected and actual behavior? Then I can look into it

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db in this case will only delete o too, while normal db will delete do .

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vim.keymap.set({"n"}, "w", function() require("spider").motion("w") end, { desc = "Spider-w" })
vim.keymap.set({"n"}, "e", function() require("spider").motion("e") end, { desc = "Spider-e" })
vim.keymap.set({"n"}, "b", function() require("spider").motion("b") end, { desc = "Spider-b" })
vim.keymap.set({"n"}, "ge", function() require("spider").motion("ge") end, { desc = "Spider-ge" })

Only use spider in normal mode

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Only use spider in normal mode

This happens in normal mode.

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Hello, not sure what the etiquette is for commenting on closed issues, but I'm not sure this is fixed yet, or at least, it doesn't work as expected for me with brackets:

word) is

cursor on w of word. Press dw or cw and you get:

is

I would definitely assume that the ) should not be deleted in this case.

Thanks!

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@fakeharxy I think in that case, it works as expected. w goes to the beginning of the next word, and in operator pending deletes up to that. If you want to preserve the ), you should use e, since it only deletes to the end of the word.

Both is also consistent with what happens with the original e and w motions from vim.

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Hello, not sure what the etiquette is for commenting on closed issues, but I'm not sure this is fixed yet, or at least, it doesn't work as expected for me with brackets:

word) is

cursor on w of word. Press dw or cw and you get:

is

@fakeharxy I stumbled over the same issue. I was confused since this deviates from the default behaviour of (n)vim for dw and cw.

require("spider").setup({
	skipInsignificantPunctuation = false
})

does the trick for cw and dw, while the "normal" movement behaves differently then.

@chrisgrieser Probably it makes sense to have the skipInsignificantPunctuation option on the motion function (and not (just) as a global configuration value). Then it would be possible to have different motion behavior on the modes n, o, and x.

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