A couple of useful text objects to write Typst code in Vim. Inspired by vim-textobj-latex
The plugin provides the following text objects:
| a | i | Description |
|---|---|---|
am |
im |
Inline math equation $y = e^x$ |
aM |
iM |
Block math equation $ sum_(i in NN) x_i $ |
al |
il |
List item - item or + numbered item |
a* |
i* |
Bold text *this is bold text* |
a_ |
i_ |
Emph text _this is emph text_ |
Note that inner text objects may not always work as expected: when having an empty text object like $$, the inner object is considered to be the entire one, not the empty selection inside it
For instance, typing di* into ** will delete it, instead of just placing the cursor inside it
- vim-textobj-user: provides the base to create custom text objects
- typst.vim: to let Vim recognize the Typst filetype
If you use Vundle, you can add the following lines to your .vimrc:
Bundle 'https://github.com/kaarmu/typst.vim'
Bundle 'kana/vim-textobj-user'
Bundle 'albertolazari/vim-textobj-typst'then run :BundleInstall from within Vim