Just installed the surround plugin.
New buffer, type Hello World. Say I want to surround that with quotes.
In normal mode, V to get into visual mode, s to get into surround
Except it doesn’t, s deletes the entire line.
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Just installed the surround plugin.
New buffer, type Hello World. Say I want to surround that with quotes.
In normal mode, V to get into visual mode, s to get into surround
Except it doesn’t, s deletes the entire line.
The default visual mode mapping of surround.vim is Shift–S, not lowercase s.
You can check whether it’s defined with
:verbose vmap S. Do the other surround.vim mappings (ys,cs, …) work? If not, check:scriptnamesand:set runtimepath?for troubleshooting.