Make text objects with various elixir block structures

This Vim plugin makes text objects with various elixir block structures. Many end-terminated blocks are parsed using regex, indentation and syntax highlight. This is more correct than parsing text with regex only.

Configuration

By default this motion is mapped to 'e'. The key mapping can be overridden by adding a line similar to this to your vimrc:

let g:vim_textobj_elixir_mapping = 'e'

Usage

Elixir text objects include:

• case
• cond
• def
• defimpl
• defmacro
• defmacrop
• defmodule
• defp
• defprotocol
• describe
• for
• if
• quote
• setup
• setup_all
• test
• unless
• when
• with
• schema
• setup_all
• setup
• describe
• test
• object
• field
• input_object

Example:

#\% is the place of your cursor.

def hoge(yo) do
  if yo do
    IO.puts "yo!"
    #\%
  end
  IO.puts "everyone!"
end

Typing dae removes whole if block

def hoge(yo) do
  #\%
  IO.puts "everyone!"
end

or die removes innner if block.

def hoge(yo) do
  if yo do
  #\%
  end
end

When a cursor places at line 6,

def hoge(yo) do
  if yo do
    IO.puts "yo!"
  end
  IO.puts "everyone!" #\%
end

type die removes inner def block.

def hoge(yo) do
end

This plugin requires vim-textobj-user