Cool! For which languages is targeted? I tried with C, which works but not for Lisp-like languages (tried Emacs Lisp and Clojure). I'm always getting this: (defun foo (|a b c d e f) ...) -> (defun foo (a b c d e f|) ...) (defun |foo (a b) ...) -> (defun foo (a b) ...|) ;;; clojure (defn foo [|^String a ^String b ^String c] ...) -> (defn foo [^String a ^String b ^String c|] ...) Best, Sanel On 03/21/14,Connor Smith wrote:

Hi all,

I wanted to notify this board about a new plugin I wrote for evil called evil-args. It provides motions and text objects for delimited arguments.

For example, `cia` changes:

function(arg1, arg2, ar|g3.f())

to

function(arg1, arg2, |)

You can find more examples and the source at https://github.com/wcsmith/evil-args. Any feedback on code or issue reports would be welcome.

--Connor