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Add ]C and [C mappings

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Marco Hinz 2016-01-14 03:40:52 +01:00
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doc/signify.txt
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@ -391,18 +391,22 @@ It will show all tried commands and its output. Errors will be highlighted via
==============================================================================
MAPPINGS *signify-mappings*
There are no default mappings, except for ]c / [c, but there are additional
plug mappings available that you can put into your vimrc.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hunk jumping:~
]c Jump to next hunk.
[c Jump to previous hunk.
]C Jump to last hunk.
[C Jump to first hunk.
If you don't like these mappings, you can map them yourself:
>
nmap <leader>gj <plug>(signify-next-hunk)
nmap <leader>gk <plug>(signify-prev-hunk)
nmap <leader>gJ 9999<leader>gj
nmap <leader>gK 9999<leader>gk
<
NOTE: Analog to Vim's diff mode, you can also use |]c| and |[c| for
jumping between hunks.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hunk text object:~
>

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plugin/signify.vim
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@ -60,9 +60,11 @@ nnoremap <silent> <expr> <plug>(signify-prev-hunk) &diff
if empty(maparg(']c', 'n'))
nmap ]c <plug>(signify-next-hunk)
nmap ]C 9999]c
endif
if empty(maparg('[c', 'n'))
nmap [c <plug>(signify-prev-hunk)
nmap [C 9999[c
endif
" hunk text object