Recursive alignment in blockwise-visual mode will align around all the
delimiters found after the start of the block. This behavior is
inconsistent with non-recursive alignment where the delimiters after the
end of the block are ignored. Making it respect the end of the block is
non-trivial and may not be intuitive as each alignment will change the
position of the delimiters inside the block and some of them will end up
beyond the scope of the block.
- `mode_sequence` (`ms`) -> `align` (`a`)
- `stick_to_left` (`<` / `s01`)
This commit does not break backward compatibility.
`mode_sequence` is still allowed.
This commit implements filter option which can be used to filter lines within
the range based on the given pattern. The value of filter option should be
either `g/pattern/` or `v/pattern/`. The former aligns lines that match the
pattern, the latter aligns lines that do not match the pattern.
This commit adds LiveEasyAlign command. (The name was chosen not to introduce
ambiguity when typing in only the prefix of the command: e.g. `:EasyA*|`)
In live interactive mode, the selected text is aligned on-the-fly as the user
type in. In order to finalize the alignment, the user has to type in the
same delimiter key again. (Or CTRL-X on regular expressions)
By default, unmatched trailing token from each line is also aligned in
right and center alignment modes unlike in left alignment mode. If
ignore_unmatched option is explicitly set to 1 by user, they will be ignored
even in right/center modes.
With this commit, we can now change option values in interactive mode with the
folowing special keys
- CTRL-L left_margin
- CTRL-R right_margin
- CTRL-D delimiter_align
- CTRL-I indentation
- CTRL-U ignore_unmatched
- CTRL-G ignore_groups
('ignores' option has been renamed to 'ignore_groups', but backward-compatible)
