Hi Adrien! On Mo, 13 Jun 2011, Adrien "Axioplase" Piérard wrote:
> 1/ It is very annoying that when one is moving in a concealed line, > motions consider the underlying text rather that what can be seen. For > example, suppose I have > >> $\lambda 42$ > which will be rendered as > >> $λ 42$ > and that my cursor is on the first dollar. To move to the space, I > wish I could just do "<Right><Right>", but instead, I'll have to do > '<Right>' eight times; this is very inconvenient. > (Of course, I could do "f<space>" or any other thing to achieve the > expected motion, but this not my point here.) > A nice behaviour would be that, when a line is concealed, motions work > on the visible text, and that if I press, say, "x" when the cursor in > on "λ", then it would delete the first character of "\lambda" and thus > unconceal this now unrecognised word. I started working on a patch, that would make this possible. But it's not that easy and it didn't seem like this feature would be applied to vim anytime soon, so I didn't continue. My main usecase was to implement some kind of vertical folding using concealing. regards, Christian -- 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
