Peter Hodge wrote:
> According to the help file, the function 'cursor()' should accept 2 or 3
> arguments, or a list with 2 or 3 items. However, when I execute this command:
>
> :call cursor([5, 5])
>
> It does *not* move the cursor, even though the equivalent:
>
> :call cursor(5, 5)
>
> ... will work. I must provide a 3rd item in the list for it to work:
>
> :call cursor([5, 5, 0])
>
> Is this a feature or a bug?
Let's call this a bug. I'll make a patch to make it work as the docs
say.
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