This plugin has one simple function - it allows you to delete a line above or below your current line without ever moving your cursor.
By default, this overwrites gd (for "go delete", if you happen to like
mnemonics). In order to use this plugin, all you really have to do is type gd,
the number of lines to move up/down, and the direction (j or k). For
instance, to delete a line 10 lines above your current line, type gd10k.
Of course, it wouldn't be a proper plugin without a few configuration options. Due to how simple this plugin is though, there really isn't much to customize.
You can set g:delete_default_register if you'd like to put the contents of
your deleted line into a specific register.
Set g:delete_no_register to ensure that your deletions get put in the "black
hole" register, (_).
You can change the mapping if you so choose. This can be done by setting
g:delete_custom_mapping.
You can also decide not to have a mapping, if you'd like to temporarily disable
the plugin without deleting it. Simply set g:delete_no_mapping to 1.
- Deleting ranges of lines
- Specifying a register for a specific run