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evil-collection-vterm-append doesn't work, and evil-collection-vterm-append-line
doesn't correctly display where the cursor is located. This fixes both
issues.
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Implements evil's "replace" operator ("r") for vterm.
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See #719
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AFAIK `vterm` is basically a square of the size of the whole window it
is placed in. As a consequence `M-x count-words` shows 30 lines even
for freshly spawned `vterm` with just one line of text. And as a
consequence `G` always jumps down to the bottom of the window, even
though it is an unused line.
This patch changes the behavior and makes `G` jump to the last prompt
line. Which in ideal world, should be the last line of the buffer.
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It is not 100% bulletproof but we don't have any function telling us
the point or line number of the last prompt, and it doesn't seem to be
easy to implement, so I needed to workaround this.
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Currently, pressing the `x` key in normal mode does nothing. I don't
know much about `:motion` but AFAIK `evil-delete-char` doesn't
exist. Using `evil-forward-char` fixes the issue.
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25 was already deprecated a year ago:
https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil-collection/pull/508/files
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The original `evil-first-non-blank` isn't usable because the beginning
of the prompt is the first non-blank character. Strangely enough,
`vterm-beginning-of-line` didn't work either.
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The `vterm-yank` that is currently bound to `p` actually pastes before
the cursor, so I am rebinding it to `P` and adding a function for
pasting after the cursor.
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We have `0` for jumping at the very first character of the current
line and `^` for jumping to the non-blank character. It is useful to
keep this distinction in `vterm` buffers. However, it doesn't make
much sense in the command part. Because we have a prompt, both of the
commands jump to the very first character. I think it would be more
useful to change `^` to jump to the first non-blank character after
the prompt.
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I baesd the implementation on `evil-substitute` and
`evil-change-whole-line`.
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