Rename

Usage #

Run :Lspsaga rename. Other than opening the float input window it will also highlight the references in this buffer.

Default Options #

Default options in rename section:

• in_select = true
  • Default is true. Whether the name is selected when the float opens
  • In some situation, just like want to change one or less characters, in_select is not so useful. You can tell the Lspsaga to start in normal mode using an extra argument like :Lspsaga lsp_rename mode=n
• auto_save = false
  • Auto save file when the rename is done
• project_max_width = 0.5
  • Width for the project_replace float window
• project_max_height = 0.5
  • Height for the project_replace float window

Default Keymaps #

Default keymap in rename.keys section:

• quit = '<C-k>' quit rename window or project_replace window
• exec = '<CR>' execute rename in rename window or execute replace in project_replace window
• select = 'x' select or cancel select item in project_replace float window

Project-wide Replace #

LSP rename can only rename language symbols. Lspsaga provide async project level search and replace by using rg, so make sure it’s installed if you want to use this feature.

Run :Lspsaga project_replace old_name new_name. It will search the whole project to find old_name and show if in a float window.

• use rename.keys.select to select item to rename
• use rename.keys.exec to execute new_name replace

LSP Integration #

Use ++project flag for the lsp_rename command (:Lspsaga lsp_rename ++project)

After the LSP rename is done, and if the name still exists somewhere within the project, the project_replace window would pop out.