[BUG] Invalid 'col': out of range

[linrongbin16]

Hi, I'm using HopChar1AC to jump forward, but there's an exception Invalid 'col': out of range:

It's happening on a specific file, not on every file.

[nikolasetiawan]

Experiencing the same issue. For me, this happens when initiating hint_char1 from an empty line. It shows the following error:

Invalid 'col': out of range

[BartSte]

Experiencing the same issue. For me, this happens when initiating hint_char1 from an empty line. It shows the following error:

Invalid 'col': out of range

Possible duplicate from #335. I had the same issue. Ah PR was made by someone but it is not merged, unfortunately.

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HI,
I'm having the same problem . From what i gathered, it happens when on an empty line as reported. But i can also say it only happens when hint.direction is set and current_line_only is false.

-- this works flawlessly even with multiwindows
vim.keymap.set({ 'n', 'x' }, 'j', function() require('hop').hint_char1()
end)
-- but this does not (same for F,t,T) , --- Invalid col : out of range
vim.keymap.set({ 'n', 'x' }, 'f', function()
require('hop').hint_char1({
direction = require('hop.hint').HintDirection.AFTER_CURSOR,
current_line_only = false
})
end)

Hope this helps a bit.
Thanks for this plugin .
It's great.

[theofabilous]

There's a pull request (#358) that fixes this issue, it's been open for a while. Personally I added:

  if #vim.api.nvim_get_current_line() == 0 then
    cursor_pos[2] = cursor_pos[2] - 1
  end

after line 92 in init.lua and it fixed the problem

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Thanks theofabilous ! That works, missed the pull request...

[yingmanwumen]

hello, there's another PR #363 fix this bug, and it works on my machine

[rudfol]

There's a pull request (#358) that fixes this issue, it's been open for a while. Personally I added:

  if #vim.api.nvim_get_current_line() == 0 then
    cursor_pos[2] = cursor_pos[2] - 1
  end

after line 92 in init.lua and it fixed the problem

Absolutely greate mate, thank you!

[linrongbin16]

I moved to a new fork (see #369): https://github.com/smoka7/hop.nvim, it works great to me.