[Bug]: incorrect key for c++

[daniilrozanov]

Bug Description

In line

std::string c = "afaf";

vik command selects only string c, ignoring std::.

I am using defaut configuration of plugin from README.

neovim version

0.9.5

[b0ae989c]

This is expected. The key object matches one word in front of : or =.
See

nvim-various-textobjs/lua/various-textobjs/charwise-textobjs.lua

Lines 302 to 306 in 3ab25fe

	---@param scope "inner"|"outer" outer key includes the `:` or `=` after the key
	function M.key(scope)
	local pattern = "()%S.-( ?[:=] ?)"
	M.selectTextobj(pattern, scope, config.lookForwardSmall)
	end

[chrisgrieser]

Indeed, the behavior is expected. I don't know any C, so I am not familiar with how the pattern has to be adapted to make it work correctly there - any PRs welcome.

[b0ae989c]

C and C++ don't have the key/value syntax. The :: in that snippet is a scope resolution operator, and std::string s = "abc"; is a copy initialization of the variable s. This is not a key/value pair. Should close.