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In Eclipse, there is the nice feature of deleting the word until the next capital letter when you press Ctrl+Backspace. For example:
ThisIsSomeText
If you press Ctrl+Backspace, only “Text” will be deleted, where as in VS all the “ThisIsSomeText” will be deleted.
Is there anyway to implement the same in VIM?
If yes, is there similar method for Ctrl–Del also? That as, pressing Ctrl–Del at the beginning of the previous example will only delete “This”, rather than all the “ThisIsSomeText”.
I don’t think it’s a native vim feature, but I think this script might help (note: I haven’t actually used it myself): http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1356&rating=life_changing
Update:
Another script: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1905