Richard Hartmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I suspect that this issue relates to the complete removal of the lines
> in question. No idea how hard this makes a possible fix. As the issue is
> not critical (unlikely to be scripted, a human will notice), it might
> not be worth the effort. Also, I might just no be aware of known
> behaviour. In any case, here goes:
>
> Select visual block : ^v
> Enter replace mode : R
> Go into command mode : <esc>
> Undo latest change : u
> Reselect latest vblock : gv
>
> Expected behaviour:
> Visual block mode with the block selected
>
> Shown behaviour:
> Visual line mode with all lines that were part of the block selected.
>
>
> Thanks
> Richard
Here when I hit shift-R, the whole lines containing the visual block get
replaced by one empty line. If I hit <Ins> instead, I get a beep. Checking for
mappings:
:map R
No mapping found
:map! R
No mapping found
It might be a feature rather than a bug: see
:help v_R
:help v_S
Best regards,
Tony.
--
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