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vim-extended-ft

This plugin adds the following behaviour to the default behaviour of the f, F, t, and T commands:

It's also worth noting that it only adds the new position to the jumplist if you've changed lines.

###Seek Operator###

vim-extended-ft also includes an option to use a version of the f and F operator with two characters instead of one. This is disabled by default but can be enabled easily by including extra mappings in your vimrc. See the bottom of the file extended-ft.vim for an example (commented out) of what those mappings would look like.

###Customization###

If you have remapped any of the f/F/t/T/;/, keys you can still use the plugin without changing it, by including the following in your .vimrc:

let g:ExtendedFTUseDefaults = 0

And then remapping the desired keys to the <plug> mappings in your .vimrc (see the bottom of the file vim-extended-ft.vim for an example).

To disable smartcase matching, and either force case-sensitive or case-insensitive, use this option in your .vimrc:

let g:ExtendedFT_caseOption =

Possible values:

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