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Hi,
whenever I have the following code:
[x]var b = new A();
[x] is the cursor and if I start writing the following macro:
[x]
qq0fnDo<esc>pkJ (which is a macro that does absolutely nothing), and if I I do @q to replay that macro, I get the following resul instead: vakJr b =
qq0fnDo<esc>pkJ
@q
vakJr b =
Whenever I remove vim-rsi, this doesnt happen anymore (my full dot files are here: https://bitbucket.org/edi9999/dotfiles/src/6b646ff8e5566f751c92c469b128258f62ae4bf0/.vimrc?at=master)
Do you know what is happening here ?
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Didn't see that, no , it seems like it is not possible to fix this.
Thanks for the fast response
I can't reproduce. It was probably fixed by the Vim patch 8.1.1003.
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Hi,
whenever I have the following code:
[x]
is the cursorand if I start writing the following macro:
qq0fnDo<esc>pkJ
(which is a macro that does absolutely nothing), and if I I do@q
to replay that macro, I get the following resul instead:vakJr b =
Whenever I remove vim-rsi, this doesnt happen anymore (my full dot files are here: https://bitbucket.org/edi9999/dotfiles/src/6b646ff8e5566f751c92c469b128258f62ae4bf0/.vimrc?at=master)
Do you know what is happening here ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: