Make `[count]gcc` dot-repeatable

[kiryph]

I have switched from vim-commentary by tpope.

Motivation:

This plugin has native treesitter support for calculating commentstring which works for multiple (injected/embedded) languages like Vue or Markdown.

I miss the possibility to repeat 10gcc with the dot ..

I have found following comment

toggle_current_linewise_op is dot-repeatable whereas toggle_linewise_count is not.

Is it possible to make toggle_linewise_count dot-repeatable as well?

In particular, at the moment the buffer is changed in a suprising way:

hello
world
hello
world

Press on first line 2gcc and then move to third line to press ., you get:

/* hello */
/* world */

ello
world

A line is inserted and a character is removed. This does not feel like it is intended. vim-commentary handles this flawlessly:

/* hello */
/* world */
/* hello */
/* world */

[numToStr]

@kiryph [count]gcc and [count]gbc both doesn't support dot-repeat. I wasn't motivated enough to support that as I don't use them very often.

(I would like to assume this ticket as feature request not a bug)

[kiryph]

I hope you can add it even though you don't use them very often.

I do not like to remember which operator has which limitations before I press something on the keyboard.

I am using vim-commentary's gc and gcc for such a long time and on a daily basis that for me they feel like they are part of vim core (similar to indent text objects).

Also I especially like to use the dot command when I use counts since in this situation pressing dot is so much simpler than numbers+operator.

Maybe the README.md could be clarified until this is added:

• Dot (.) repeat support for gcc, gbc and friends

[numToStr]

I totally understand the point. I've been little busy with my life lately, so it would take some before I implement this. Also, PR are welcome.

Maybe the README.md could be clarified until this is added:

It's already there https://github.com/numToStr/Comment.nvim#count-prefix

[kiryph]

It's already there https://github.com/numToStr/Comment.nvim#count-prefix

Oh my bad. Sorry.