Since Kakoune's quoting system was reworked, it's pretty easy to reliably quote Kakoune strings by just doubling apostrophes. In shell, it looks something like this:

kakquote() {
    printf "'"
    printf "$*" | sed "s/'/''/g"
    printf "'"
}

However, while working on #3336, I've copied and pasted this fragment into three or four shell blocks already; I expect it (or

https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/releases/tag/v2019.07.01

Hello

Almost all plugins that I know of have a README.md file at their root.

So what about a plug-doc command, that would have the all the installed plugins as auto-completion and would automatically opens the associated README.md ?

Example:

:plug-doc<space>

I select ul/kak-lsp for instance, then press Enter, Kakoune opens kak-lsp's README.md

Bonus:

Whe

Steps to reproduce

1. Open Kakoune into the *scratch* buffer
2. Paste some "lorem ipsum" text (should only contain letters and punctuation
3. Run easy-motion-f
4. Type a character not present in the buffer (e.g. 1 or @ or something)
5. Error (1:2: 'easy-motion-on-regex' 5:5: 'exec' nothing selected) and selection remains

Hello,
I think most of people expect from snippet plug to have to following behavior:
type for then press a key so the for expand to

for $X in $COL:
    $BODY

and then press another key ( usually tab) to move from $X to $COL to $BODY.

I think this the default way of using snippet, but it's really not clear how to do that in the doc. I feel this should be inside the `##Us