somelauw/evil-org

Supplemental evil-mode key-bindings to Emacs org-mode.

evil-org's Issues

org-forward-sentence and org-backward-sentence don't work well in evil.

Parentheses (round brackets) are currently bound to org-forward-sentence and org-backward-sentence, which work well in tables, but are not so great on sentences.

Steps to reproduce

Config

(setq evil-move-beyond-eol nil) ; I think this is the default

Failing example

'$' denotes end of line, but is not part of text. This is done to make clear that the first line ends in a space, but the second line doesn't.

First sentence on which the point starts. $
Second sentence, which can be reached by pressing ) twice.$
Third line, which can't be reached by pressing ) again.$

Proposed solution

Parentheses should fall back on evil-forward/backward-sentence-begin when not in table.

some compilation errors that may be useful to report

After just updating I got the following compilation errors, and I thought it might be helpful to report them in case they somehow only show up on my end.

Cheers :)

evil-org.el:120:17:Warning: reference to free variable
    ‘evil-surround-operator-alist’
evil-org.el:120:17:Warning: assignment to free variable
    ‘evil-surround-operator-alist’

In evil-org-return:
evil-org.el:291:32:Warning: ‘org-return-indent’ is an obsolete function (as of
    Org 9.4); use ‘org-return’ with INDENT set to t instead.

In evil-org-generic-open-links:
evil-org.el:465:32:Warning: reference to free variable
    ‘org-link-search-failed’

In end of data:
evil-org.el:820:1:Warning: the following functions are not known to be
    defined: obsolete, evil-org-org-insert-heading-respect-content-below,
    evil-org-org-insert-todo-heading-respect-content-below,
    evil-org-org-insert-todo-heading-below,
    evil-org-org-insert-todo-subheading-below,
    evil-org-org-insert-heading-below, evil-org-org-insert-subheading-below

Paragraph handling needs improvement

Evil automatically tries to use the major mode definition of a paragraph, but the result of ap or ip often leads to unexpected results in org-mode.

for example try pressing "vap" in the following situation where '|' is point.

|first
* heading
here
``

evil-org-delete breaks evil-surround

When evil-org is enabled in a buffer, evil-surround's surround-delete stops working.

Without evil-org, the shortcut ds (delete surround) deletes the specified delimiters:
(| is cursor)
-- {somet|hing}
ds}
something

When evil-org is enabled, ds does not behaves as expected.

It apperrs that s enters evil-surround-edit with a parameter other then 'delete . It wants to add a surround and expects a movement to know which region to surround.

one { t|wo } three

next paragraph

ds} (understands } as paragraph movement )
} (now it with {} up to the next paragraph

one { t{wo } three
} 
next paragraph

Screencast:

init.el :

(package-initialize)

(require 'evil)
(require 'evil-org)
(require 'evil-surround)

(evil-mode 1)
(global-evil-surround-mode 1)

Package versions (installed from melpa):

• evil-org-20171107.1159
• evil-surround-20171127.910
• evil-20171126.659
• undo-tree-20170706.246
• goto-chg-20170917.1200

> and < operators should also work on items

Currently, they work on headlines (starting with *), but not on lists.

For example

- item 1
- item 2
- item 3

x and X bindings don't respect kill-ring

For example if in the following case | denotes the pointer location:

|hello

Pressing "x" in normal mode should store the 'h' in kill-ring:

|ello

Now pressing "p" should give:

e|hllo

But that doesn't work, because the 'h' wasn't stored in kill-ring.