Possible solution for inner and outer local objects

[bigodel]

on line 2036 there is the following TODO:

lispyville/lispyville.el

Lines 2036 to 2050 in 32d6b1f

	;; TODO only define in `lispyville-mode-map'
	(evil-define-key nil evil-inner-text-objects-map
	"a" #'lispyville-inner-atom
	"l" #'lispyville-inner-list
	"x" #'lispyville-inner-sexp
	"f" #'lispyville-inner-function
	"c" #'lispyville-inner-comment
	"S" #'lispyville-inner-string)
	(evil-define-key nil evil-outer-text-objects-map
	"a" #'lispyville-a-atom
	"l" #'lispyville-a-list
	"x" #'lispyville-a-sexp
	"f" #'lispyville-a-function
	"c" #'lispyville-a-comment
	"S" #'lispyville-a-string))

looking that the documentation for evil-surround i saw that they have a way to define local inner and outer text objects. i haven't been deep into their code, but it seems like lispyville could take a look into it to try and replicate. i opened up the issue in order to keep track of it, and i might tackle it if i manage to get some free time.

[noctuid]

Yes you can do buffer-local but not mode-local text objects. There is an issue somewhere where I evaluated different methods of working around this. The current suggestion in the lispyville readme is to bind in operator/visual state instead of those keymaps. Assuming that works, I think that would be the better solution.