James -
Given the following command sequence:
vim -u NONE
:put! =repeat('a', columns)
:put =repeat('b', columns)
kAC-ka
The first character of the 2nd line will be displayed as a instead of
a b. This holds true for any character that is used as the first
character for the
Bram,
Given the following command sequence:
vim -u NONE
:put! =repeat('a', columns)
:put =repeat('b', columns)
kAC-ka
The first character of the 2nd line will be displayed as a instead of
a b. This holds true for any character that is used as the first
character for the digraph key
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