proper-editing-plugin

Move/select/delete next/previous word, reimplemented to be friendlier for code editing. Camelcase, numerics, punctuation, whitespace and linebreaks are all considered text boundaries separately. For example, delete-previous-word on a line containing only punctuation will no longer delete everything up to and including the first alphanumeric word on the previous line. To install, download the package, extract to your gedit plugin directory, restart gedit, enable the plugin in preferences, and set your keybindings. Currently, I unbind ctrl+shift+left/right and ctrl+backspace/delete in gedit to work around gtk, although I"m certain there"s a better way. Unbinding ctrl+left/right seems to expose some other gedit binding that doesn"t want to be overridden.

proper_editing.gedit-plugin
proper_editing.py