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Noticed this little bug in an otherwise awesome plugin ;)
If I use the inverted global command the very magic suffix is appended right after the :g! as soon as I type the !. This results in g!\v and not the correct g!/\v. The / is skipped and I need to go back and add it manually.
It's not that big of a deal because you can just use the :v-command which does the same thing and works correctly but I didn't want it to go unnoticed either. (Replicated on neovim 0.5, 0.6 and 0.7)
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Thanks for the report, @sebastian-kempf. I didn't even know :g! was a thing, so happy to learn a new Vim factoid. Hopefully the fix will be straightforward; I'll take a look this evening.
Previously we were only looking for `:s`, `:g` and `:v`, but we should
actually work for all the non-abbreviated forms too.
Noticed while investigating:
#20
Seeing as I've blown away my Haskell-based docvim install
on this machine (my personal laptop) while working on the
new-but-not-yet-feature-complete Rust-powered version, I
needed to set up a new install in order to update the docs:
git clone $REPO_URL docvim-haskell
cd docvim-haskell
bin/build
bin/docvim -c ~/code/loupe ~/code/loupe/doc/loupe.txt ~/code/loupe/README.md -v
Noticed this little bug in an otherwise awesome plugin ;)
If I use the inverted global command the very magic suffix is appended right after the
:g!
as soon as I type the!
. This results ing!\v
and not the correctg!/\v
. The/
is skipped and I need to go back and add it manually.It's not that big of a deal because you can just use the
:v
-command which does the same thing and works correctly but I didn't want it to go unnoticed either. (Replicated on neovim 0.5, 0.6 and 0.7)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: