Faulty matching

[tusj]

I wanted to add a text object to match numbers with an optional decimal part, (eg 123 and 123.23). It seemed to work nicely, untill I found out that for certain use cases the pattern matching matches lots of extra, non-digit characters in order to find a match. If I test the pattern with a normal / search, I get the desired result.

    call textobj#user#plugin('number', {
    \   'real': {
    \     'pattern': '\v\d+(\.\d+)?',
    \     'select': ['an', 'in'],
    \   }
    \ })

I tested by launching vim as vim -u NONE, setting rpt+=~/.vim/bundle/vim-textobj-user, and souring the above code.

Then, for a test file like

2abc
         2.    abc2232

Then, by pressing either vin or van:
I get match from the first to the second number 2 if I place the cursor in front of the second number 2.
I also get a match from the second number 2 to the end if I place the cursor on the second number two.
That is, I get these matches:

<2abc
          2>

and

2abc
       <2.   abc2232>

My current vim version is 7.4.473.

I should also add that I am new to textobj-user.

[kana]

Thank you for the report. I'll investigate it later.

[kana]

It is a bug of vim-textobj-user. The problem happens if a desired object is a single character. I'll try to fix it later.

[tusj]

Thanks!