evil-maybe-remove-spaces works for evil-change-line #1487
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This change make `cc` + `ESC` on indented line produce the same behavior as vim/nvim
| @@ -99,6 +99,8 @@ commands opening a new line." | |||
| evil-open-below | |||
| evil-append | |||
| evil-append-line | |||
| evil-change | |||
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I understand the evil-change-line addition, but not evil-change if I do c$<escape> when at the start of a line, this is an evil-change but vim doesn't remove the indentation spaces..?
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evil-changeis needed forcc <escape>to remove indentation spaces- As a side effect, this also makes
c $ <escape>remove indentation spaces
- As a side effect, this also makes
evil-change-lineis needed forC <escape>to remove indentation spaces- But on my vim
C <escape>does not remove the indentation spaces
- But on my vim
I don't know how to make both cc <escape> and c $ <escape> behave the same as vim. But the minor difference is acceptable for me.
My actual need is to automatically remove trailing spaces at the cursor line when I leave insert state.
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Ah yes, I understand. I've noticed that vi, vim and neovim all behave differently. So evil doesn't really have a solid example to follow. I agree that c$<escape> is probably acceptable. I won't merge this without tests, so either you'll have to add them, or you'll have to wait for me to add them (sometime next week I hope).
| @@ -99,6 +99,8 @@ commands opening a new line." | |||
| evil-open-below | |||
| evil-append | |||
| evil-append-line | |||
| evil-change | |||
| evil-change-line | |||
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I'd also be inclined to add evil-change-whole-line and any others which you notice are the same in vim.
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p.s. you can ignore the failing test in 24.5 - it's borked and we're still working on it. |
This change make
cc+ESCon indented line produce the same behavioras vim/nvim