VimGraph

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Basic Examples (2)

Vim graph for the movements: up, right, and to the beginning of the next word, respectively:

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$ResourceFunction["VimGraph"]["How do\nI exit Vim?", "IncludedVimMovements" -> {"k", "l", "w"}]$

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The same, with nicer formatting:

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$ResourceFunction["VimGraph"]["How do\nI exit Vim?", "IncludedVimMovements" -> {"k", "l", "w"}, VertexSize -> Large, VertexStyle -> LightYellow, VertexLabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Large], EdgeLabels -> "EdgeTag", EdgeLabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Orange, Medium]]$

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Scope (3)

Returns a minimal sequence of keystrokes needed to move from one letter to another:

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$With[{g = ResourceFunction["VimGraph"][ "Chuck Norris\nwrites his DNA\n in Vim. In\nNormal mode."]}, HighlightGraph[g, Subgraph[g, FindShortestPath[g, {1, 1}, {4, 10}]], EdgeLabels -> "EdgeTag", EdgeLabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Large]]]$

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Illustrates the relationship between the maximum keystroke distance required to navigate between two letters in a text and the number of randomly inserted newlines:

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$BarChart[ Table[Mean[ Table[GraphDiameter[ ResourceFunction["VimGraph"][ StringInsert[#, "\n", RandomSample[Range[StringLength[#]], n]] & @ StringTake[ExampleData[{"Text", "DeclarationOfIndependence"}], 200]]], {m, 1, 10}]], {n, 1, 20}]]$

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Use the "CustomPatterns" option to define new movements by passing a string pattern to "StringPattern", with optional shortcuts for jumping forward or backward to the nearest match:

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$ResourceFunction[ "VimGraph"]["How is your\n mode today?\nNormal mode\nInsert mode\nNormal mode\nVisual mode\nInsert mode", "IncludedVimMovements" -> {}, "CustomPatterns" -> { <|"StringPattern" -> "Normal", "Forward" -> "n", "Backward" -> "N"|>, <|"StringPattern" -> "Insert", "Forward" -> "i"|>, <|"StringPattern" -> "Visual", "Backward" -> "V"|>} , VertexSize -> Large, VertexStyle -> LightYellow, VertexLabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Medium], EdgeLabels -> "EdgeTag", EdgeLabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Orange, Medium]]$

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VimGraph

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