When you work in normal mode and use 'f' for moving to some char, it can be repeated by ';' combination. But it's not a case for 't'. When you hit till-symbol and then press ';' cursor sticks and can't move further. So, to repeat till-search you should shift cursor one position further.
I suggest change behaviour of 't' to be more handy and useful. So in case you already before 'till-char' combination t-char moves you to next till-char. And ';' combination works in the same fashion for repeating last till-search. For example (i'll mark cursor position with _char-on-wich-cursor-is- located_): # _s_ome piece of text you hit 'te', cursor moves to 'm': # so_m_e piece of text now you press ';' and cursor moves to 'i': # some p_i_ece of text now if you press 'te' cursor goes to 't': # some piece of _t_ext -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
