v then gb to add cursor on next occurrence

[noahschumacher]

In VSCode vim one of the sequences I use all the time is:

1. v
2. cover the desired word/prefix (in your case handle)
3. gb as many times desired to choose all the instances you want.
4. Then do whatever you like whit the chosen words.

This is useful for a lot of things and goes beyond simply changing the highlighted word. It can be used to quickly place multiple cursors where there is a matching sequence of characters and make larger edits.

[ddbrierton]

In Zed's Vim-Mode these are by default mapped to gl, gL and ga but you can remap them if you want.

https://zed.dev/docs/vim#multi-cursor

[noahschumacher]

Ah amazing thank you! Was able to edit it with the following in my keymap.json

  {
    "context": "VimControl && !menu",
    "bindings": {
      "g b": "vim::SelectNext"
    }
  }