For commenting and uncommenting I now use the vim-commentary plugin, also the NERD commenter can be used as mentioned in: How to comment out a set of lines which are selected in visual mode?
I would like to know if there is an easy combination to change comments, for example like cic or delete the comments like dac. Note that this does not work (for as far as I could find) with the vim-commentary or NERD commenter plugins.
What you are looking for is a text-object representing a comment. See :h text-objects for more information about text-objects.
By default Vim doesn't contains text-objects representing comments but the vim-textobj-comment implements this feature. Once you've got it installed you'll be able to access comments with ic and ac.
Additionally, if this plugin isn't exactly what you want it is possible to define your own text-objects (it's fun to do and a good occasion to learn new stuff). To do so you can have a look here.
gc text object. e.g. dgc
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Apr 5, 2016 at 14:30
gc is the same thing: is it possible for example to do something like vgc to visually select the content of a comment?
gc. It only provides an operator pending mode mapping. I pretty much only use if for toggling a comment block via: gcgc
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Apr 5, 2016 at 14:36
Commentary.vim provides the gc text object for comments. You can use dgc for example to delete a comment block. I find that my most common usage is gcgc to uncomment a comment block.
Note: Commentary.vim does not provide a visual mode mapping for a comment text object. Meaning you can not do vgc.
