Dear Devs,
I've found a problem with the search() function. Put a line like the
one below
( X
as a last line which contains a (. Then place the cursor over X and run:
:call search('(', 'cW')
Here the cursor lands on (. It seems that with the 'c' switch the
search begins where the line begins, since
( ( X
(again placing the cursor over X, and assuming that there are no more
brackets in the file) the search will end over the first bracket.
I have tested this with vim -u NONE on Linux (vim 7.3.871).
Best regards,
Marcin
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