Re: do word jump commands without line-wrap?

Hi neolus!

On Mi, 03 Apr 2013, neolus wrote:

> Hi! is there any fast neat way to tell vim not to go to next/previous word if
> it's on a different line that doesn't require writing a function? e.g. a
> flag or something? I looked but can't find anything on it other than
> whichwrap but it seems that only applies to hjkl stuff..

I am afraid it is not possible without writing a function:


fu! MyWordMovement(fwd)
if a:fwd
return ':call search('.string('\%'.line('.').'l\<'). ',"W")'."\<cr>"
else
return ':call search('.string('\%'.line('.').'l\<'). ',"bW")'."\<cr>"
endif
endfu
nnoremap <silent> <expr> w MyWordMovement(1)
nnoremap <silent> <expr> b MyWordMovement(0)

Quoting is a little bit nastyš, but seems to work for me.

š) it is probably easier to check, whether the next word movement would
change lines and in that case return esc else return the normal w/b
movement keys, but now I have already written down this function...

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian
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