Hi all, When editing a file that has #!/bin/bash on the first line, indicating a bash shell script, vim appears to recognize a different set of word-delimiter characters for the purposes of operations like 'cw' (change word) or '*' (search for word).
For example, the period (.) is not recognized as a delimiter: If the cursor is on the 'x' character in a sequence like "xyz.cpp", and you type 'cw', then all 7 letters will be changed instead of just the "xyz" part. This is probably intentional behavior, but is there any way to disable it, so that vim has a consistent set of word delimiter rules regardless of the file type that is being edited? -Dave
