如何使Neovim＆＃x27; s＆＃x27; e＆＃x27;地图额外的位置？
我试图用：nnoremap e mynewcommand重新映射“ e”键，但是我对如何使当前的“结尾”完成一个额外的位置有些丢失。
例如，如果我有Word1 X Word2 Word3（x是当前位置），它将在此处结束：Word1 WordX Word3。
有没有办法重新映射它，以便它以Word + 1位置的结尾结束？像这样：Word1 Word2x Word3
谢谢！
Edit1：出于某些奇怪的原因，进行重新映射时：：nnoremap＆lt; sl＆gt; e，工作就像魅力 - 但是，：nnoremap＆lt; sj＆gt; b不起作用。有人有任何想法吗？
EDIT2：按照要求，这是我的vim.init：
:nnoremap t r
:nnoremap <SPACE> <INSERT>
:vnoremap i <UP>
:vnoremap <SPACE> <INSERT>
:nnoremap i <UP>
:nnoremap k <DOWN>
:nnoremap j h
:nnoremap <S-l> e
:nnoremap <S-j> b
:nnoremap a <S-A>
:nnoremap vv <S-V>
:vnoremap k <DOWN>
:vnoremap j <LEFT>
:nnoremap dw daw
:inoremap jh <Esc>
" Settings.
set nocompatible
set showmatch
set ignorecase
set tabstop=4
set softtabstop=4
set expandtab
set shiftwidth=4
set autoindent
set number
set clipboard=unnamedplus
set ttyfast
" Vim-plug (Plugin Manager)
call plug#begin()
Plug 'itchyny/lightline.vim'
Plug 'nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter', {'do': ':TSUpdate'}
call plug#end()
I am trying to remap 'e' keybind with :nnoremap e mynewcommand, but I am a bit lost about how to make the current "end of word" finish one extra position.
For example, right now if I have word1 Xword2 word3 (X being the current position), it ends here: word1 wordX word3.
Is there a way to remap it so that it ends on end of word + 1 position? Like this: word1 word2X word3
Thanks!
Edit1: For some weird reason, when doing the remap: :nnoremap <S-l> e, works like a charm - but, the :nnoremap <S-j> b doesn't work at. Does anyone have any idea?
Edit2: As requested, here is my vim.init:
:nnoremap t r
:nnoremap <SPACE> <INSERT>
:vnoremap i <UP>
:vnoremap <SPACE> <INSERT>
:nnoremap i <UP>
:nnoremap k <DOWN>
:nnoremap j h
:nnoremap <S-l> e
:nnoremap <S-j> b
:nnoremap a <S-A>
:nnoremap vv <S-V>
:vnoremap k <DOWN>
:vnoremap j <LEFT>
:nnoremap dw daw
:inoremap jh <Esc>
" Settings.
set nocompatible
set showmatch
set ignorecase
set tabstop=4
set softtabstop=4
set expandtab
set shiftwidth=4
set autoindent
set number
set clipboard=unnamedplus
set ttyfast
" Vim-plug (Plugin Manager)
call plug#begin()
Plug 'itchyny/lightline.vim'
Plug 'nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter', {'do': ':TSUpdate'}
call plug#end()
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首先：vim（和neovim）没有“地图”，因此您所做的不是“重新映射”，它们是“映射”（或“地图”，如果您真的想要）。
第二：正如某人已经指出的那样，
f＆lt; space＆gt;已经满足了您的需求，因此您可能不应该为此花费太多精力。第三：
＆lt; sl＆gt;和＆lt; sj＆gt;是响应的，并且是不必要的方法来表达landj。保持您的配置简单。第四：
：帮助j和：帮助l是两个非常有用的命令，因此您应该认真考虑覆盖的相对好处他们。特别是因为这样的事情。第五：
innnoremap＆lt; key＆gt; E不是很可读，并且在匆忙格式化后可能会消失。您应该考虑这些替代符号：甚至可能是：
第六：您解释情况的方式不是很清楚：
2 2在哪里？确切的光标是哪个角色？您能以更明确的方式重写它吗？类似：当前行为：
期望的行为：
第七：我可以，有点了解
nnoremap l e＆lt; space＆gt;的渴望，因为希望光标在之后立即降落当前的单词似乎是一件合理的事情。您可能想放在那里，或插入括号或其他任何东西。但是我无法想象一个常见的场景足以证明nnoremap j b＆lt; space＆gt;。什么，您到底想处理该映射？您要解决什么问题？而且，更重要的是，“不起作用”是什么意思？您是否试图通过在单词之前降落光标来映射
l映射？由于＆lt; space＆gt;将光标移至右侧，因此b＆lt; space＆gt;显然无法使用，但是以下可能是：甚至可能：甚至可能：甚至可能：
First: Vim (and Neovim) doesn't have "maps" so what you are doing are not "remaps", they are "mappings" (or "maps", if you really want).
Second: as someone already pointed out,
f<Space>already covers your need so you probably shouldn't spend so much energy on this.Third:
<S-l>and<S-j>are convoluted and unnecessary ways to sayLandJ. Keep your config simple.Fourth:
:help Jand:help Lare two very useful commands in their own right so you should think hard about the relative benefits of overriding them. Especially for something as trivial as this.Fifth: The
innnoremap <key> eis not very readable and is likely to disappear after some hasty formatting. You should consider these alternatives notations:or maybe even:
Sixth: The way you explained your situation is not very clear:
Where did the
2go? Which character was the cursor on, exactly? Could you rewrite it in a more explicit way? Something like:Current behaviour:
Desired behaviour:
Seventh: I can, sort of, understand the desire for
nnoremap L e<Space>because wanting the cursor to land right after the current word seems like a reasonable thing to want. You may want to put something, there, or insert a bracket, or whatever. But I fail to imagine a scenario common enough to justifynnoremap J b<Space>. What, exactly are you trying to do with that mapping? What problem are you trying to solve? And, more importantly, what does "doesn't work" mean?Are you trying to mirror your
Lmapping by landing the cursor before the word? Since<Space>moves the cursor to the right, thenb<Space>is obviously not going to work but the following might:or maybe even: