Command to delete the whole method?

Question

I use viemu in VS 2010. Is there a reliable command to remove the whole method in the C # source code?

Here is what I tried:

• Motion commands }and ]]insufficient for intelligent selection method. Although from time to time they do capture the right amount of text.

• From the whole method, I can do diBthat will delete the entire piece of the method. This is not so bad, but then I have to remove the signature and the outer brackets.

• If you move the cursor to the visibility modifier (i.e. public, privateetc.), then execute it d*, it will kill the whole method if the next method has the same visibility.

Do all vi / viemu experts have a way to do this?

Answer 1

In Vim, this is how I do it. I'm not sure if viemu is compatible enough, but:

• Skip to the beginning of the method declaration (accessibility modifier, etc.).
• Click vto enter visual mode.
• Place the cursor over the brace that launches the body of the method.
• Press %to move the cursor to the corresponding bracket.
• Click dto delete everything that is selected.

This is not a super duper with automatic mode or something else, but it works and is relatively easy to do as soon as the muscle memory strikes.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

dap ( ) , . , , diBdap ( , ). rc . ex: :nmap <C-d> diBdap