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This affects the master version, and manifests in different ways.
Pressing alt-d on the last letter of a word deletes the last letter and the trailing whitespace, whereas alt-d on any other letter only deletes until the end of the word. E.g., given
abc def
when the cursor is on c, then alt-d results in
abdef
while when the cursor is on b, then alt-d results in
a def
Using the w motion in vi mode on the last letter of a word moves the cursor to the second letter of the next word, whereas w on any other letter moves to the first letter of the next word. E.g., given
abc def
when the cursor is on c, then w moves the cursor to e, while when the cursor is on a or b, then w moves the cursor to d.
This affects the master version, and manifests in different ways.
alt-don the last letter of a word deletes the last letter and the trailing whitespace, whereasalt-don any other letter only deletes until the end of the word. E.g., givenwhen the cursor is on c, then
alt-dresults inwhile when the cursor is on b, then
alt-dresults inwmotion in vi mode on the last letter of a word moves the cursor to the second letter of the next word, whereaswon any other letter moves to the first letter of the next word. E.g., givenwhen the cursor is on c, then
wmoves the cursor toe, while when the cursor is onaorb, thenwmoves the cursor tod.1in12 345, the cursor moves to the space, but it should move to the2)