Can't uncomment a wrapped portion of a line

[bounceme]

The plugin can wrap some of a line from visual mode but can't uncomment it.

[tyru]

Please give me more details.

[bounceme]

When you make a wrapped comment using a visual selection that isn't a full line,or is several lines where there is some unincluded text at either end,you can't unwrap that comment it seems. I've tried with both the gcuw and the gcuu maps in both visual and normal modes.

[tyru]

@bounceme I can't reproduce this.
Please tell me the followings.

1. &filetype while making a wrapped comment
2. example source code
3. steps to reproduce

[tyru]

And sorry for delay to reply... ;(

[tyru]

I tried to reproduce in filetype=c.

Code

    /* printf("hello\n"); */
    printf("hello\n");

Steps to reproduce

1. Select above 2 lines using V command.
2. Type gcuw

Above steps change current buffer like below

    printf("hello\n");
    printf("hello\n");

[tyru]

the gcuu maps

Hm, what keymapping do you mean?
caw.vim doesn't provide such default keymapping.

[bounceme]

Hey, thanks for getting to this issue. you can use visual mode to select just the word "hello", then press "gcw" which comments out the selected word. The issue is that using any keycap from this plugin won't uncomment that word in the middle of the line.I don't really find this to be a very important problem though

[tyru]

Okay, now I understand.
I will implement gcuw in a wrapped portion of a line.

gcw (comment) currently working

[...] is selected range.

int one_or_two = 1;
if (one_or_two == 1) {
} else [if (one_or_two == 2)] {

to

int one_or_two = 1;
if (one_or_two == 1) {
} else /* if (one_or_two == 2) */ {

gcuw (uncomment) currently not working

In wrap comment and while normal-mode:

} else /* if (one_or_two == 2) */ {

to

} else if (one_or_two == 2) {

[tyru]

Concise example (from #84)

Expected

Typing <Plug>(caw:wrap:uncomment) in comment string

int i = /* 1 ? 2 : */ 0;

results in

int i = 1 ? 2 : 0;

Got

Typing <Plug>(caw:wrap:uncomment) in comment string does not change anything.

int i = /* 1 ? 2 : */ 0;

[tyru]

Fixed in #118