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Could you make an option to align hex in 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 bytes long with 0-fill
(e.g. 4095 (dec) -> 0x0FFF (hex), instead of 0xfff)?

Align in the nearest 2^x bytes long (i.e. 2 * 2^x hex chars), or such.

In some languages (like python and javascript) you can use _ for readability as a number separator. eg: 1_000 for 1,000. Is there an easy way to support the separator in this plugin? Thanks for a great plugin, regardless.

Best,

Kendrick

It was cool if this could do characters as well

Could we provide an operator for these transformation? I thinking about the situation where we want to transform all numbers within a text object. We could do things like "crbif":

crb: covert all numbers to binary representation
if: within function

and much more. Any idea on how to approach this?

Thank you for the advice and guidance

Currently the coerce functionality is not working as expected. I have for example the following text:

'one-two-three'

If we would have a coerce operator we could do something like: crsiW:
cr: coerce
s: to snake case
iW: in Word

if I do, crs, it just fails detecting that I want to be able to do this within the word. I think this functionality could be very powerful, and the plugin seems to be very close. I wonder what would be the best approach to implement this. Thank you in advance for any advice and guidance

crx and friends put the converted number in the unnamed (default) register.

Meaning that the code that's supposed to restore the register is broken.

wonderful plugin
how do I convert 'hdeadbeef to it's dec/oct equivalent (or 'b1001) for that matter

Vim learnt a new g CTRL-A built-in in version 7.4.754.

I have installed radical.
I have installed magnum.
I have installed repeat.
gA works for me with no issue. Since in the documentation "repeat.vim" is mentioned, I tried doing dot (.) to repeat the command "gA" but it didn't work for me.

Is this a feature? Should we expect it to work?

I am using NVIM v0.8.2.

I think I can add this functionality my self, but I'll add the issue so it gets documented. From what I see there is no way to override the current mappings, right?

Could you make an option to use uppercase letters for hex (e.g. 0xFF),
instead of lower case (e.g. 0xff) for current?

Time to revisit this plugin, resolve open issues and release version 1.0.0.

8crx converts the octal number under the cursor to hex. When repeating with . the number is not treated as octal.

In fact, after running . the count 8 is shown in the status line, waiting for a command to use the count with.

Compare with built-in CTRL-A:

1. 3<C-A> increments by three
2. . increments by three
3. 5. increments by five
4. . increments by five