docs: text objects, motions, debug mode, queue view rename

Problem: vimdoc had no documentation for the new text objects, motions,
debug config, or the pending://queue buffer rename.

Solution: add text object and motion tables to the mappings section,
document all eight <Plug> mappings, add debug field to the config
reference, update config example with new keymap defaults, rename
priority view references to queue throughout the vimdoc.
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Barrett Ruth 2026-02-26 16:04:24 -05:00
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Features: ~
- Relative date input: `today`, `tomorrow`, `+Nd`, `+Nw`, `+Nm`, weekday
names, month names, ordinals, and more
- Recurring tasks with automatic next-date spawning on completion
- Two views: category (default) and priority flat list
- Two views: category (default) and queue (priority-sorted flat list)
- Multi-level undo (up to 20 `:w` saves, persisted across sessions)
- Quick-add from the command line with `:Pending add`
- Quickfix list of overdue/due-today tasks via `:Pending due`
@ -278,13 +278,41 @@ Default buffer-local keys: ~
`<CR>` Toggle complete / uncomplete (`toggle`)
`!` Toggle the priority flag (`priority`)
`D` Prompt for a due date (`date`)
`<Tab>` Switch between category / priority view (`view`)
`<Tab>` Switch between category / queue view (`view`)
`U` Undo the last `:w` save (`undo`)
`o` Insert a new task line below (`open_line`)
`O` Insert a new task line above (`open_line_above`)
`zc` Fold the current category section (category view only)
`zo` Unfold the current category section (category view only)
Text objects (operator-pending and visual): ~
Key Action ~
------- ------------------------------------------------
`at` Select the current task line (`a_task`)
`it` Select the task description only (`i_task`)
`aC` Select a category: header + tasks + blanks (`a_category`)
`iC` Select inner category: tasks only (`i_category`)
`at` supports count: `d3at` deletes three consecutive tasks. `it` selects
the description text between the checkbox prefix and trailing metadata
tokens (`due:`, `cat:`, `rec:`), making `cit` the natural way to retype a
task description without touching its metadata.
`aC` and `iC` are no-ops in the queue view (no headers to delimit).
Motions (normal, visual, operator-pending): ~
Key Action ~
------- ------------------------------------------------
`]]` Jump to the next category header (`next_header`)
`[[` Jump to the previous category header (`prev_header`)
`]t` Jump to the next task line (`next_task`)
`[t` Jump to the previous task line (`prev_task`)
All motions support count: `3]]` jumps three headers forward. `]]` and
`[[` are no-ops in the queue view. `]t` and `[t` work in both views.
`dd`, `p`, `P`, and `:w` work as standard Vim operations.
*<Plug>(pending-open)*
@ -323,6 +351,38 @@ Default buffer-local keys: ~
<Plug>(pending-open-line-above)
Insert a correctly-formatted blank task line above the cursor.
*<Plug>(pending-a-task)*
<Plug>(pending-a-task)
Select the current task line (linewise). Supports count.
*<Plug>(pending-i-task)*
<Plug>(pending-i-task)
Select the task description text (characterwise).
*<Plug>(pending-a-category)*
<Plug>(pending-a-category)
Select a full category section: header, tasks, and surrounding blanks.
*<Plug>(pending-i-category)*
<Plug>(pending-i-category)
Select tasks within a category, excluding the header and blanks.
*<Plug>(pending-next-header)*
<Plug>(pending-next-header)
Jump to the next category header. Supports count.
*<Plug>(pending-prev-header)*
<Plug>(pending-prev-header)
Jump to the previous category header. Supports count.
*<Plug>(pending-next-task)*
<Plug>(pending-next-task)
Jump to the next task line, skipping headers and blanks.
*<Plug>(pending-prev-task)*
<Plug>(pending-prev-task)
Jump to the previous task line, skipping headers and blanks.
Example configuration: >lua
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>t', '<Plug>(pending-open)')
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>T', '<Plug>(pending-toggle)')
@ -341,12 +401,12 @@ Category view (default): ~ *pending-view-category*
first within each group. Category sections are foldable with `zc` and
`zo`.
Priority view: ~ *pending-view-priority*
Queue view: ~ *pending-view-queue*
A flat list of all tasks sorted by priority, then by due date (tasks
without a due date sort last), then by internal order. Done tasks appear
after all pending tasks. Category names are shown as right-aligned virtual
text alongside the due date virtual text so tasks remain identifiable
across categories.
across categories. The buffer is named `pending://queue`.
==============================================================================
CONFIGURATION *pending-config*
@ -371,6 +431,14 @@ loads: >lua
undo = 'U',
open_line = 'o',
open_line_above = 'O',
a_task = 'at',
i_task = 'it',
a_category = 'aC',
i_category = 'iC',
next_header = ']]',
prev_header = '[[',
next_task = ']t',
prev_task = '[t',
},
gcal = {
calendar = 'Tasks',
@ -429,6 +497,17 @@ Fields: ~
See |pending-mappings| for the full list of actions
and their default keys.
{debug} (boolean, default: false)
Enable diagnostic logging. When `true`, textobj
motions, mapping registration, and cursor jumps
emit messages at `vim.log.levels.DEBUG`. Use
|:messages| to inspect the output. Useful for
diagnosing keymap conflicts (e.g. `]t` colliding
with Neovim defaults) or motion misbehavior.
Example: >lua
vim.g.pending = { debug = true }
<
{gcal} (table, default: nil)
Google Calendar sync configuration. See
|pending.GcalConfig|. Omit this field entirely to