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Vrapper is an Eclipse plugin which acts as a
wrapper for Eclipse text editors to provide a
Vim-like input scheme for moving around and
editing text. Unlike other plugins which embed Vim
in Eclipse, Vrapper imitates the behavior of Vim
while still using whatever editor you have opened
in the workbench. The goal is to have the comfort
and ease which comes with the different modes,
complex commands, and count/operator/motion
combinations which are the key features behind
editing with Vim, while preserving the powerful
features of the different Eclipse text editors,
like code generation and refactoring.

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2012-01-24 13:17
0.18.0

A :wa[ll] command was added for writing all dirty editors. Search results can now be used as text motions. c/<pattern>, d/<pattern>, y/<pattern>, and v/<pattern> were added. VisualMode is now selected on mouse select. A 'za' operation was added for toggling fold open/close. A key binding was added for 'z<CR>' (same operation as 'zt'). A configurable 'imdisable' option disable Input Method when exiting insert mode (useful on Japanese keyboards). Optional vrapper plugins were added for CDT, JDT, and Surround.vim.

2011-06-28 14:48
0.16.0

This release added incremental search (:set incsearch), highlight search (:set hlsearch), line number toggle (:set number), show whitespace toggle (:set list), and
miscellaneous bugfixes.

2010-04-12 21:17
0.14.0

Toggling Vrapper enables or disables Vim-emulation for all open editors. Visual mode operations may be repeated. Pasting in visual mode is possible. "Join lines" positions the cursor between the joined parts. Paragraph motions and text objects were added. Yanking text objects moves the cursor to the start of the text object. The zz command was fixed to work correctly with folded sections. The z., zb, zt, and z- commands were added. Pressing caps lock or alt is not interpreted as a keystroke anymore, so caps lock and alt can be used in command line mode to input caps and special characters.

2009-09-16 23:00
0.10.1

An incompatibility with Eclipse 3.3 was fixed.

2009-09-04 23:49
0.10.0

This release fixes issues with different keyboard layouts, binds keys
which were not bound in 0.8 (page up, page down, space, return, delete),
implements case-insensitive searches via the options "ignorecase" and
"smartcase", and improves undo behavior during insertions.

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