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I am working with vim-surround and the following text. (* is the place of the cursor)
This is a lo*ng line and I want to highlight two words
I want to surround both the words long and line within quotes, so that it becomes
This is a "long line" and I want to highlight two words
Is it possible to do it without getting into visual mode?
Try:
ys2w"(ystakes a motion or text object, and then the character with which you want to surround).