restore Vim's special case behavior for cw and dw

[roachsinai]

In readme you provides two example:

Vim:

	^foo [b]ar$ -> dw -> ^foo[ ]$
	^ baz$               ^ baz$

	^[f]oo bar$ -> cw -> ^[ ]bar$

This plugin:

	^foo [b]ar$ -> dw -> ^foo [b]az$
	^ baz$

	^[f]oo bar$ -> cw -> ^[b]ar$

and recommend to use nmap dw de to restore Vim's special case behavior.

But when cursor located in the last word of one line, the Vim origin dw behavior like d$. Neither dw nor de provide by this plugin has same effect.

So am I misunderstand what you post? And expected dw of this plugin have same effect, i.e. d$, when delete the last consecutive characters.

Thanks in advance.

[chaoren]

The original vim implementation only sometimes causes dw to behave like de. When it's on a word at the end of the line it'll behave like de unless there's space after the word, in which case it'll behave like dw. The map suggestion just fixes it for most cases. If you're saying it's different from both dw and de, then please give an example. de behaves exactly the same as the original vim's dw in the example you're quoting.

[roachsinai]

A case:

		elseif type(text) == [3]
			let dcount = len(text)

for vim original dw returns:

		elseif type(text) == 
			let dcount = len(text)

for this plugin dw returns:

		elseif type(text) == let dcount = len(text)

for this plugin de returns(same with vim original de):

		elseif type(text) ==  dcount = len(text)

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What expected is in above situation dw behavior provide by this plugin same with Vim original.

[chaoren]

I see. It's specific to a single character at the end of the line. de in this case will move to the end of the next word instead of the current one. There's not really a way to fix it aside from actually implementing the special behaviors for dw.

[chaoren]

@roachsinai @MasterMedo @alepinio @tmandry @oblitum Vim's special case for cw has been implemented. Please update the plugin and remove the nmap workarounds that were in the caveats section, and let me know if I missed any conditions.

[roachsinai]

@chaoren , thank you so much for this update.