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evil-indent-right (bound to >) behaves line-wise during a visual block selection (using C-v). For example:
evil-indent-right
>
C-v
{offset :- (s/maybe s/Int) 0} {fields :- [s/Keyword] nil} {count? :- s/Bool false} {unique-user-count? :- s/Bool false}
If the point is at line 1 on the : and I do C-v j j >, the first three lines are indented, instead of the visually selected block.
:
C-v j j >
I'm using Emacs 25.1.1 on Fedora 25 (x86_64). I installed evil from spacemacs@develop (as of 3072e7277340f1111bbeeed19f3e834bc05513e7).
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evil-indent-right
(bound to>
) behaves line-wise during a visual block selection (usingC-v
). For example:If the point is at line 1 on the
:
and I doC-v j j >
, the first three lines are indented, instead of the visually selected block.I'm using Emacs 25.1.1 on Fedora 25 (x86_64). I installed evil from spacemacs@develop (as of 3072e7277340f1111bbeeed19f3e834bc05513e7).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: