Implement d3d

Delete line can take a count before the second d. When the second d is
typed it pushed a SelectLines operation. When a numeric prefix is
composed with SelectLines, it assigns its count on select lines, which
uses it to determine how many lines to select. This bypasses the normal
"repeat command" semantics of numeric prefix.

src/atom/vim-mode.coffee

@@ -74,11 +74,16 @@ class VimMode
       @pushOperator(new operators.NumericPrefix(num))
 
   delete: () ->
-    if @topOperator() instanceof operators.Delete
-      @pushOperator(new motions.SelectLine(@editor))
+    if @isDeletePending()
+      @pushOperator(new motions.SelectLines(@editor))
     else
       @pushOperator(new operators.Delete(@editor))
 
+  isDeletePending: () ->
+    for op in @opStack
+      return true if op instanceof operators.Delete
+    false
+
   pushOperator: (op) ->
     @opStack.push(op)
     @processOpStack()

src/atom/vim-mode/motions.coffee

@@ -47,9 +47,17 @@ class MoveToNextWord extends Motion
       column = nextLineMatch?.index or 0
     { row, column }
 
-class SelectLine extends Motion
+class SelectLines extends Motion
+  count: null
+
+  constructor: (@editor) ->
+    @count = 1
+
+  setCount: (@count) ->
+
   select: ->
-    @editor.selectLine()
+    @editor.setPosition(column: 0, row: @editor.getRow())
+    @editor.selectToPosition(column: 0, row: @editor.getRow() + @count)
 
-module.exports = { MoveLeft, MoveUp, MoveDown, MoveToNextWord, SelectLine }
+module.exports = { MoveLeft, MoveUp, MoveDown, MoveToNextWord, SelectLines }
 

src/atom/vim-mode/operators.coffee

@@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ class NumericPrefix
 
   compose: (@operatorToRepeat) ->
     @complete = true
+    if @operatorToRepeat.setCount?
+      @operatorToRepeat.setCount @count
+      @count = 1
 
   addDigit: (digit) ->
     @count = @count * 10 + digit