This vim plugin takes a way for mappping f of Vim 😆

For example, with this preference

augroup VimFmap
    autocmd!
    autocmd VimEnter * FNoreMap pb (
    autocmd VimEnter * FNoreMap pe )
augroup END

nmap <leader>f <Plug>(fmap-forward-f)

If your cursor is above of ^

b a a ) a
  ^

You can move the cursor to ) with the <leader>fpb key ☀️

b a a ) a
      ^

F, t, and T can be used on the same way.

Also if you want to leave on the way, <Esc>, <C-[>, and <C-c> helps with you.

Please add the following line into your .vimrc

With dein.vim

call dein#add('aiya000/vim-fmap')

With dein.vim and .toml

[[plugins]]
repo = 'aiya000/vim-fmap'

or

[[plugins]]
repo = 'aiya000/vim-fmap'
on_map = [
    '<Plug>(fmap-forward-f)',
    '<Plug>(fmap-backward-f)',
    '<Plug>(fmap-forward-t)',
    '<Plug>(fmap-backward-t)',
]
on_cmd = 'FNoreMap'

• the target for characters
  • ['(', '（'] of let g:fmap_default_mappings = [{ 'target': ['(', '（'], 'strokes': ['pb'] }]
  • ^ shots the first of ( and （
• augroup FmapShotPre, FmapShotPost