Emacs Rocks! Live at WebRebels

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EasyJumpPreciseMotionAce **Foreward** This is not a plugin you should be using. This was a personal code challenge based on something I saw a user do in an emacs video, which resulted in some compact, highly-commented code by me that I felt other vimmers may wish to dig through for the learning. **The Problem** So I was watching an "Emacs Rocks!" video, trying to see what's so great about the other side of the editor war, and one thing that looked pretty cool was called "AceJump." You can see it here. I was sure someone would have made a version for Vim, and it turns out that the guy who made AceJump-mode was initially inspired by two Vim plugins that do similar things, namely EasyMoti…

Mapping emacs to vim: a screencast dissected Inspired by gfixler's Emacs inspiration, here is my attempt at finding the vim equivalent in each slide of the same Emacs Rocks Video * 1 Writing functions and manipulating filenames. * 4 snipmate * 5 vip vi" and so on. not sure if there is selection expansion * 6,7 multiselect plugin search and replace block editing * 8 filetype refactoring * 9 renamer.vim * 10 easymotion * 11 Tabular * 12 Simple xml retabbing. Just put a newline before each `<` (`:s/</ </gc`) and retab (`=`). Or use an xml prettifier as equalsprg. removing matching tags and defadvice -- don't know how you'd do this in vim. * 13 macros and :sort * 14 gundo * 15 ren…

Edit a directory listing and apply those changes to the directory? I can do `'<,'>!ls` to put a directory listing into a buffer, but is there a plugin that will let me transform the names of files in the buffer and have the results applied to the directory? I just watched this emacs rocks video and at that 17:10 mark he shows exactly what I'm looking for, so I figure someone must have made it for vim.