On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 12:05:13 PM UTC-6, Wiktor Ruben wrote:
> I use Vim 7.3.715. Let's create sample fold:
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> vim -u NONE -N
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> :set foldmethod=marker
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> i
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> {{{1<CR>
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> foo bar zaz<CR>
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> foo bar zaz<Esc>gg0za
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> Let's try search for 'foo': '/foo<CR>'. Fold will open and cursor will
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> be placed at the beginning of 'foo'. Great. Now, let's go back where
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> we started with 'gg0', close the fold with 'za' and set 'nowrapscan'
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> option. Do the search again. The fold won't open and the pattern won't
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> be found even though we are the very beginning of our file and there
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> is no need to wrap to find the pattern.
This seems to be related to the cursor being within the fold.
If I insert a blank line above your fold, a search properly finds the first
"foo" if the cursor is placed on that blank line.
If the cursor is instead on the 2nd line which opens the fold, I get the same
results. I.e. "foo" is not found.
Ending the folded region with a }}}1 does not change anything either.
I agree it looks like a bug.
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