Hey! Thank you for this fantastic asset!

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with building such addons for Godot, but maybe it's possible to port this addon to Godot 3.5?

The percentage symbol jumps between paired symbols on normal mode.

Expected behavior: it should work the same when the window is popout
Current behavior: it does not work (only the caret is correct). After some debugging I found out it considers the key pressed of each input to have the value of 'false' when pressing buttons when the main godot window is out of focus (so this might be a Godot issue actually?)
OS: tested on win11 and mac Sonoma 14.2.1
Plugin version: 0.3
Godot version: 4.1.2

I can't seen to find a way to select an autocomplete option, if there's already a way to do this please let me know

Most people would expect double D press to delete the line. And DIW to delete inside word or DI( to delete inside ()

The i motion doesn't seem to work for me, for anything besides iw. (i", i)

For example: ciw "change in word" works as expected. However, ci", ci) don't.
Something interesting I've found is in the bottom right view of the current command buffer, the "surround" motions appear at the start rather than the end. ciw stays as ciw, ci" becomes "ci, etc.

When pressing d it can be followed up with:
d, e, b, w
but does not seem to work with vertical motions like j or k.

Hello! Great plugin, very excited for this new version.

When editing a file with the following contents and the cursor in the position marked <cursor>:

first line

third li<cursor>ne

In vim, pressing o would add a new line under the existing line and move your cursor to it.

first line

third line
<cursor>

This currently works as expected in godot-vim except for the final line of the file.
Instead, the current line contents are moved down as well:

first line


<cursor>third line

Description

When doing "daw" "vaw" "da(" nothing happens, but they work with the "i" motion correctly.

Steps to reproduce

Try any "a" motion like those written above.

Screenshots

NA

Context

Godot 4.1.2 stable, editor, normal mode.

Not very much seems to work in godot 4.1.2 on Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS. I can switch to insert mode with i, but that's about it. Can't seem to enter visual mode, no copy/paste etc. I tried on the godot snap for Ubuntu prior to this (was godot 4.0) but the plugin wouldn't even load for that version.

Hello, great addon hope to see this improved with maybe more with c++ source editing, like better cursor visuals (faster blinks or solid block cursor etc.)

I think most of the binding there but w is missing, its the most important one I think.
Secondly when cursor at middle of a word, if you do dw, it deletes the whole word, so its doing diw, where it is the most useful, to delete half of the word.
Third one is probably easy too, D should delete everything after the cursor.

I tried to implement the first one, it is working I think, have no idea what I'm doing but here it is:

func move_to_next_word():
	var current_text = code_editor.get_line(curr_line())
	var i = curr_column()
	while i < len(current_text) - 1:
		i+= 1
		if current_text[i] in [' ',':','(',')','.',',']:
			break
		move_column_relative(1)
	move_column_relative(2)
	if i == len(current_text):
		move_line_relative(1)
		code_editor.set_caret_column(1)
	update_selection()	

It's not fully functioning as it should, when cursor at end of the line and the end character is listed in that if statement, you have to press 2 times w to go next word,
and if next line's first character is tab, it select the tab instead of the word.

Godot 4.1 was lanched these days, I downloaded this awesome addon but it doesn't seem it work at this environment. Any chances for it to work on godot 4.1 ?

Pressing * on normal mode does nothing.

Dont have permissions for the repo so figured I would write out the markdown to be easily copied.

Installing and Enabling the Plugin

General plugin enabling instructions can be found here.

To enable Godot-Vim:

1. Download the Zip of this repository
2. Within your Godot project, open the project folder in your file explorer
3. Open the Zip of Godot-Vim, and find the addons folder
4. Copy the addons folder into the root folder of your Godot project

Note: If you already have an existing addons folder in your Godot project, move the contents of the downloaded addon folder to that folder

5. From Godot, navigate to Project > Project Settings > Plugins, and enable Godot-Vim

Navigating back to your editor, you should now see your vim keybindings enabled

Hope this helps save some time for people in the future!

Maybe I'l being stupid. But for me the autocomplete accept doesn't work with this plugin active. Thanks!

gt and gT are used to move back and forth between tabs in vim. Would be nice to let this switch which file you are currently editing.

While in normal mode, a user can type t<letter> or f<letter> to move their cursor before or on a character, respectively.
However, you cannot type dt<letter> to delete all characters up until <letter>, or ct<letter> to delete all characters until <letter> and be in edit mode.

Being able to easily ct_ to change a single word in a const MULTIPLE_WORD_CONST is extremely useful!

In Vim, G takes you to line 1. This is actually a special/default case of [count]G, which takes you to line [count], e.g. 5G takes you to line 5. This plugin does not have the latter feature. It would be very handy to be able to specify the line number to easily jump to a particular line.

Commands such as dw and cw work singularly, but if you d2w or c3w the action is not performed but the cursor is instead moved to the first character of the next word.