Troydm (?) wrote:
> Well for example one of my plugins includes bash shell emulation
> inside a vim buffer, it's called shellasync.vim and it's source code
> is at https://github.com/troydm/shellasync.vim, it uses InsertEnter to
> check if user went into insert mode while his cursor was on prefix of
> shell e.g. '$' symbol and if it does it just automaticly moves cursor
> on 3rd col instead. For a user of my plugin (atleast for me) this is
> an expected behaviour
You can use the CursorMovedI event instead. If it's slow you can set a
flag in InsertEnter and only do something in CursorMovedI when it' set.
Hmm, I suppose it doesn't work for the "i" command, the cursor doesn't
move then. You would have to map it.
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