'alt + w' (forward-word) not work after enable the plugin. But there is no problem with 'alt + b' (backward-word) keybind.

I have tried the manual step but that didn't work for me. I am using oh-my-zsh and cloned it under ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-vimode-visual

Here is my .zshrc configuration

plugins=(
    vi-mode
    zsh-vimode-visual
)

I have also tried to use source command on terminal but it still didn't work.

Add a zsh-vimode-visual.plugin.zsh file that sources zsh-vimode-visual.zsh
Like https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

That way, oh-my-zsh users can just clone the repo in ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins and activate the plugin like this :
plugin=(... zsh-vimode-visual ...)

Hi Masaki, thanks so much for creating this, it's awesome.
I promise and assure you that I read all the relevant docs and manuals before opening this issue.
I tried just binding o to what l does, with:
bindkey -M vivis 'o' vi-visual-forward-char
and it didn't work, I tried unbinding it first

bindkey -M vivis -r 'o'
bindkey -M vivis 'o' vi-visual-forward-char

and it still doesn't work, how do I know that it's not binded? I ran:
bindkey -M vivis and found in the output that o is still in it's default binding ("o" vi-visual-exchange-points).

Is there a way to yank the text into the system clipboard?

I saw the system clipboard setting in

set-x-clipboard() {
    if which pbcopy >/dev/null 2>&1; then
        clipcopy='pbcopy'
    elif which xsel >/dev/null 2>&1; then
        clipcopy='xsel --clipboard --input'
    else
        return 1
    fi

    (( ! $+DISPLAY )) ||
        print -rn -- "$1" | eval "$clipcopy"
}

But I have no idea about how to enable it.

You reference http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/Zsh-Line-Editor.html in your documentation. If you go there and search for the word "visual", you'll find that zsh already has a visual mode. In addition to viins and vicmd, visual and viopp keymaps were added three years ago. Are you perhaps stuck using an ancient release of zsh? Or has oh-my-zsh tricked you because it stupidly rebinds v to edit-command-line? Zsh also comes with functions for implementing the surround plugin which you seem to have duplicated.

Or have I somehow misunderstood what this plugin is going?

Hey guys, I'm having a hard time here to get zsh-vimode-visual to work with my new alacritty terminal. I think I'm missing something. Is there any prerequisite before install through zplug?

Thanks for the help!

source ./zsh-vimode-visual/zsh-vimode-visual.zsh

Not ".zsh" but ".sh".

I installed the plugin in my oh-my-zsh configuration.

I notice I can select things in visual mode, but there is no visual indication of the selected text being highlighted. It's as if I am in insert mode and the cursor walks around when I press the navigation keys.

Another plugin that I used that offered a visual mode did offer such visual highlighting.

Now, I don't know if this is a problem with my configuration or intended behavior. What is it?

Hi,
I tried to use this script and found that there was no syntax highlighting in visual mode.
But it seems that highlighting works in your demo gif.

Could you tell me how to achieve this? Thanks!