More command patterns with alternatives

Author: mo42

.example.png

@@ -10,6 +10,38 @@ It reminds you to use alternative and better keys for increased productivity and
 
 ![vim-kaizen example in Vim editor](.example.png)
 
+Vim commands and their alternatives:
+
+| Command  | Alternative |
+| -------- | ----------- |
+| d$       | D           |
+| y$       | Y           |
+| ggVG     | yg          |
+| cc       | S           |
+| xi       | s           |
+| cl       | s           |
+| dwi      | cw          |
+| dsi      | cs          |
+| dpi      | cp          |
+| d2wi     | c2w         |
+| d3wi     | c3w         |
+| ⬅️        | h           |
+| ➡️        | l           |
+| ⬆️        | k           |
+| ⬇️        | j           |
+| $a       | A           |
+| ^o       | o           |
+| ca)      | cab         |
+| ca)      | cab         |
+| ci)      | cib         |
+| ci)      | cib         |
+| ca(      | cab         |
+| ca(      | cab         |
+| ci(      | cib         |
+| ^i       | I           |
+| $a       | A           |
+| j^       | +           |
+ 
 ## Installation
 
 #### `vim-plug`

README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 function VimKaizen(pat, alt)
-  local txt1 = string.format('You entered "%s", which is an anti-pattern.', pat)
+  local txt1 = string.format('You entered "%s".', pat)
   local txt2 = string.format('Consider using "%s" from now on.', alt)
   local txt3 = 'Press "q" or ESC to close window.'
   local txt4 = ''
@@ -35,7 +35,10 @@ local vimKaizenPatterns = {
   {'n', 'ggVG', 'yG'},
   {'n', 'cc', 'S'},
   {'n', 'xi', 's'},
+  {'n', 'cl', 's'},
   {'n', 'dwi', 'cw'},
+  {'n', 'dsi', 'cs'},
+  {'n', 'dpi', 'cp'},
   {'n', 'd2wi', 'c2w'},
   {'n', 'd3wi', 'c3w'},
   {'', '<Right>', 'h'},
@@ -44,6 +47,16 @@ local vimKaizenPatterns = {
   {'', '<Down>', 'j'},
   {'n', '$a', 'A'},
   {'n', '^o', 'o'},
+  {'n', 'ca)','cab'},
+  {'n', 'ca)','cab'},
+  {'n', 'ci)','cib'},
+  {'n', 'ci)','cib'},
+  {'n', 'ca(','cab'},
+  {'n', 'ca(','cab'},
+  {'n', 'ci(','cib'},
+  {'n', '^i', 'I'},
+  {'n', '$a', 'A'},
+  {'n', 'j^', '+'},
 }
 
 for _, tuple in ipairs(vimKaizenPatterns) do